Sunrise Paros

The bathroom in the sea view studio was not what was advertised. The shower was just a shower hose (which hung over the taps when not in use) and the shower curtain was short and dirty. For the price of this room, it was not up to standard. The hotel location was great and hotel overall was ok.

Hotel: The Sunrise apartments we stayed in were simple and clean (maid service every day) but ours was let down by the bathroom having a chipped shower tray and loose drain cover. Worst was the shower with no holder to place the shower head in (applies to all appts) and one of those awful plastic curtains that just cling to your body. We simply didn't use it and just mopped up the wet floor afterwards. Despite this we actually thought the rooms were pretty good - we had a view over the pool and a nice sunny balcony (helpful to dry clothes and towels etc). There's a safe, fridge, hairdryer, plenty of storage and lovely airconditioning. The beds were very firm also only one pillow but don't be afraid to ask for more if needed! The hotel appears to be used to travellers not staying more than a few days - probably because its one of only a very few in the area with a pool. We did have an issue with some loud Greek Teenagers who had no respect for anyone - dive bombing and summersaulting into the pool splashing everyone nearby and also coming back at 5am shouting and screaming. Very disrespectful. Luckily they were gone in a few days. In terms of location we found it very handy for everything - bus, shops, bars, beaches, restaurants etc. There is a small incline on the last bit but not a problem we thought (and we had an 83 yr old with us). The grounds are lovely with flowers and seating everywhere offering shade and 'quiet' areas. The pool, although small, is a very welcome addition - especially as temperatures were hitting 35ºC. Reasonable amount of sunbeds around the pool but the beanbags looked like they had seen better days and we avoided them! The star of the show is Harry in reception. He can sort out anything for you, from telling noisy Greek kids to 'shut up', getting extra pillows, sorting out a hire car, arranging boat trips, fixing most things and he'll give you a very comprehensive guide to the attractions on the island, marking on the map where to go and what to see. We found this so useful for getting around and called it 'Harry's tour'. The guy deserves a medal. Naoussa (and Paros itself) was much bigger, busier and better than we'd ever imagined despite watching numerous travel videos beforehand. It's predominantly Rich Americans, Canadians, Australians and Greeks (we were told the people of Cyprus love Paros). There are distinct areas of Naoussa; 'Instagram' town - the areas you will always see in the brochures with restaurants and bars right on the waterfront. A feast for the eyes but very busy, noisy and expensive. You will nearly always need to book anything here. Still, you have to do it at least once while you are there! Harbour Front - mostly restaurants disappointingly doing mainly pizzas at over-inflated prices. Harbour area to the left of the bridge - much quieter, better menus, choice of food, service and much, much cheaper. Shopping area - an absolute labyrinth of picturesque narrow winding streets where you can find bars

Harry, the main member of staff we met during our stay was a gem! So helpful; and friendly whenever we needed it. He went above and beyond. The property is in very close proximity to the bus station and a short walk into town. Our room itself was very basic and a bit battered, but you get what you pay for.

We had a lovely stay at this apartment, it is very basic with fridge & safety deposit box. Not suitable for people with walking difficulties, about a 10 min walk to bars & tavernas, 20 min walk to nearest beach. A big thank to Harry on reception, he was very helpful & full of information.We hired a car for 1 day which was enough.

Awful. The room felt very old and had an awful mouldy smell to it and felt unclean. Shower was dirty and paint had all chipped, so it looked very outdated. Bed felt like sleeping on a rock. Wifi was crap. Wouldnt recommend.

Very helpful front desk - Harry. We’re helpful I. Getting us a room at the last minute when all ferries were cancelled. About 10 minute walk into a lovely small town enclosed within walls. Would highly recommend this area. Had to walk to sister hotel for breakfast which was a bit of a trek but well worth it!

More of a hostel than a hotel. Lot of loud teenagers up ALL night, so if you looking for a place to relax or a family spot, not the best spot for you. Bathrooms are not great at all with moldy shower curtains and toiletries were strange powder tablets... tablet shampoo and body wash. Cheeped out on the toiletries options here and not a cheap hotel stay. Beds and amenities are dated and not too comfortable. Photos are clearly from some time ago and the place needs a little TLC. If you looking to relax or have a family, not the place, if you're 18-20something, looking to party and don't mind skipping the standard luxuries, then probably an ok spot to stay as a group.

We liked the location of the hotel as we were very close to the center. The hotel manager, who was the only person in charge of about 20 rooms, was very friendly and always helpful. We were served with a breakfast in a lunch box which was not good at all. We were not informed about a breakfast box when booking and needed to pay 10 € to receive this bad breakfast. The bath room was slightly dirty from former clients and the furniture and bath equipment was old and not in good condition as well as dirty. Room was agreed to be cleaned every 2 day but either it was not done, or clean towels were forgotten or toilet paper. We needed therefore to ask a lot at the reception about things which is time consuming. Pool very small and the sun beds around are also dirty.

wonderful stay, staff was super nice and helpful