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Studios Petra
Studios Petra fica em Kypseli, Ionian Islands, a 1,9 km de Amboula Beach, e oferece acomodações com Wi-Fi grátis, churrasqueira, um jardim e estacionamento privativo grátis.
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Comentário: 23 de jul. de 2021
Data da estadia: jul. de 2021
Value for money and idyllic location
We chose this place for the location and the small size of the establishment. Indeed it was as we expected - a relaxing place to return to after a full day at the beach and the island's attractions.
We appreciated that the studios are somewhat secluded, tucked between vegetable farms. There is virtually no car traffic to be heard, the larger vacation rentals in the area are situated at a distance, to give us a sense of privacy and serenity.
Unlike the larger holiday resorts there is no indoor communal space or entrance area so in this time of the pandemic we didn't have to put on masks to get from our car to the room.
The lawn area features a seating area and a barbecue corner if one wants to have a meal there.
The room we had was the double bed with the mosquito net (sixth photo in the slide deck) located on the middle level of the structure.
No mosquito repellent was provided, fortunately we had our own to plug in and some citronella candles, when enjoying our dinner on the balcony overlooking the lawn. At 11pm the sprinkler system switches on and the water jets attract the insects (this could be fixed by reprogramming the system to a later hour). If you are in bed by then, no worries!
Zakynthos is blessed to be green and fertile, unlike the mostly arid islands of the Aegean. The vegetation and water however means mosquitos near bodies of water or watering time, and cicadas chirping all day. So come prepared with mosquito repellents and earplugs.
The furniture is more than adequate - a spacious closet, a two-drawer dresser with mirror and bench seat, a luggage bench, two side tables one on each side of the double bed, a square dining table and two chairs indoors for breakfast as well as a "cafe" table and two chairs out on the balcony for a sunset meal or drinks. The balcony receives direct sunlight from the early hours so breakfast is better served indoors.
There's also a small TV unit on the dresser which we did not switch on.
The kitchenette provided basic amenities - an electric hob, a cooking pot, a frypan, a cutting board, a plastic strainer basket, an electric kettle, plates, coffee cups, glasses, cutlery. We were able to cook dinners and prepare lunches everyday.
There are ample light fixtures as well as switches and wall sockets so you don't have to go back and forth.
The bathroom was spacious, with a square shower space and a large enough sink fixture to place your toiletries left and right of the faucet, in addition to the glass shelf above. A mop is provided to deal with the water spray (the curtain doesn't come down all the way to the tiles) but we didn't mind that actually.
Some things we would have appreciated:
- Four glasses instead of two, so that we could have both a beer and a water glass at dinnertime.
- A small plastic tub to wash and carry our wet bathing suits from the bathroom to the clothesline out on the balcony - to avoid a wet floor.
- Additional clothes pegs. We found only 3 or 4.
- The fridge had several issues: no closure for the freezer compartment - we improvised by placing a piece of cardboard. And you had to push hard to shut the door to make sure there was no gap. The first day we were wondering why the ice cubes weren't crystalizing and our water was still room temperature.
- We stayed 6 days but our bins were emptied only once. The other days we took our trash (and the recyclables) out ourselves by car as there is no bin in the carpark or the road leading to the rental. Personally I don't mind as I am somewhat OCD regarding recycling and prefer to make sure the plastic ends up in the proper bin by doing it myself.
I am mentioning all of the above in the hope that these details can be improved, not to downgrade our stay.
Overall we were satisfied with the bed and furnishings, the kitchenette, the balcony and the view, as well as the rental price!
The location of Studios Petra we found to be ideal. That was what stood out when browsing the hotel listings when planning our trip, and we were not disappointed at all.
Conveniently located midway between the attractions to the north and south of the island, but most importantly in a rural enough environment to feel we were "away on holiday" and not in a cookie cutter resort or Disneyland-like entertainment area, yet at a driving distance from everything we wanted to taste, see and do.
In the small farms surrounding the studios you will see tomatoes, zucchini, onions and potatoes being cultivated. We found some of this local produce on sale at the Express Market on the main road to the port town and were able to savor the "farm to table" tastes of the island! Don't forget to try the local olives, cheeses and beers as well.
There's the Kypseli Supermarket at the intersection close to the studios for all your basic provisions (not sure if they had fresh local produce, that's why I mention the Express market next to Grigoris coffee on the main road to town).
At the same crossroads you will find To Stavrodromi (Greek for intersection) with excellent grilled meats (whole chickens on the spit, pork or chicken "kontosouvli", "kokoretsi" and your typical souvlaki/gyro fare) - they also deliver to your room. Last but not least the excellent Anemomylos (windmill) bakery with traditional breads, rusks, biscuits, spinach pies, cheese pies, pasta frolla with apricot or pomegranate preserves, and other desserts - possibly the most authentic bakery on the island.
Your host will also recommend the several tavernas by the sea, which we did not try. Walking distance there is also one of the few last remaining Venetian guard towers, the Kipseli "Vardiola" overlooking the sea coast.
A short drive away is Kypseli village, a traditional settlement on the hill overlooking the olive groves and farmlands along the coastline which are gradually disappearing as they are being converted to holiday resorts.
Did I say this location has almost everything we were looking for?
We appreciated that the studios are somewhat secluded, tucked between vegetable farms. There is virtually no car traffic to be heard, the larger vacation rentals in the area are situated at a distance, to give us a sense of privacy and serenity.
Unlike the larger holiday resorts there is no indoor communal space or entrance area so in this time of the pandemic we didn't have to put on masks to get from our car to the room.
The lawn area features a seating area and a barbecue corner if one wants to have a meal there.
The room we had was the double bed with the mosquito net (sixth photo in the slide deck) located on the middle level of the structure.
No mosquito repellent was provided, fortunately we had our own to plug in and some citronella candles, when enjoying our dinner on the balcony overlooking the lawn. At 11pm the sprinkler system switches on and the water jets attract the insects (this could be fixed by reprogramming the system to a later hour). If you are in bed by then, no worries!
Zakynthos is blessed to be green and fertile, unlike the mostly arid islands of the Aegean. The vegetation and water however means mosquitos near bodies of water or watering time, and cicadas chirping all day. So come prepared with mosquito repellents and earplugs.
The furniture is more than adequate - a spacious closet, a two-drawer dresser with mirror and bench seat, a luggage bench, two side tables one on each side of the double bed, a square dining table and two chairs indoors for breakfast as well as a "cafe" table and two chairs out on the balcony for a sunset meal or drinks. The balcony receives direct sunlight from the early hours so breakfast is better served indoors.
There's also a small TV unit on the dresser which we did not switch on.
The kitchenette provided basic amenities - an electric hob, a cooking pot, a frypan, a cutting board, a plastic strainer basket, an electric kettle, plates, coffee cups, glasses, cutlery. We were able to cook dinners and prepare lunches everyday.
There are ample light fixtures as well as switches and wall sockets so you don't have to go back and forth.
The bathroom was spacious, with a square shower space and a large enough sink fixture to place your toiletries left and right of the faucet, in addition to the glass shelf above. A mop is provided to deal with the water spray (the curtain doesn't come down all the way to the tiles) but we didn't mind that actually.
Some things we would have appreciated:
- Four glasses instead of two, so that we could have both a beer and a water glass at dinnertime.
- A small plastic tub to wash and carry our wet bathing suits from the bathroom to the clothesline out on the balcony - to avoid a wet floor.
- Additional clothes pegs. We found only 3 or 4.
- The fridge had several issues: no closure for the freezer compartment - we improvised by placing a piece of cardboard. And you had to push hard to shut the door to make sure there was no gap. The first day we were wondering why the ice cubes weren't crystalizing and our water was still room temperature.
- We stayed 6 days but our bins were emptied only once. The other days we took our trash (and the recyclables) out ourselves by car as there is no bin in the carpark or the road leading to the rental. Personally I don't mind as I am somewhat OCD regarding recycling and prefer to make sure the plastic ends up in the proper bin by doing it myself.
I am mentioning all of the above in the hope that these details can be improved, not to downgrade our stay.
Overall we were satisfied with the bed and furnishings, the kitchenette, the balcony and the view, as well as the rental price!
The location of Studios Petra we found to be ideal. That was what stood out when browsing the hotel listings when planning our trip, and we were not disappointed at all.
Conveniently located midway between the attractions to the north and south of the island, but most importantly in a rural enough environment to feel we were "away on holiday" and not in a cookie cutter resort or Disneyland-like entertainment area, yet at a driving distance from everything we wanted to taste, see and do.
In the small farms surrounding the studios you will see tomatoes, zucchini, onions and potatoes being cultivated. We found some of this local produce on sale at the Express Market on the main road to the port town and were able to savor the "farm to table" tastes of the island! Don't forget to try the local olives, cheeses and beers as well.
There's the Kypseli Supermarket at the intersection close to the studios for all your basic provisions (not sure if they had fresh local produce, that's why I mention the Express market next to Grigoris coffee on the main road to town).
At the same crossroads you will find To Stavrodromi (Greek for intersection) with excellent grilled meats (whole chickens on the spit, pork or chicken "kontosouvli", "kokoretsi" and your typical souvlaki/gyro fare) - they also deliver to your room. Last but not least the excellent Anemomylos (windmill) bakery with traditional breads, rusks, biscuits, spinach pies, cheese pies, pasta frolla with apricot or pomegranate preserves, and other desserts - possibly the most authentic bakery on the island.
Your host will also recommend the several tavernas by the sea, which we did not try. Walking distance there is also one of the few last remaining Venetian guard towers, the Kipseli "Vardiola" overlooking the sea coast.
A short drive away is Kypseli village, a traditional settlement on the hill overlooking the olive groves and farmlands along the coastline which are gradually disappearing as they are being converted to holiday resorts.
Did I say this location has almost everything we were looking for?
Em família
Comentário: 15 de mar. de 2019
Data da estadia: ago. de 2018
Nice experience
Really nice place to stay. Clean and well equipped. They have a large garden where you can relax. The owner is a very warm person. Location is good too, close to the small beach, away from the crowded places. Few taverns nearby with fresh and delicious Greek specials.
Good value for money. Highly recommend!
Good value for money. Highly recommend!
Em família
PL
Comentário: 20 de set. de 2018
Data da estadia: set. de 2018
Great, quiet place and kindly owner.
We spent here one week. Place is very quiet close to small beach and "walking" distance to nice Psarou beach - ideal for young and baby. Room was simple, clean with all necessary utensils including small kitchen. The only small problem was the fridge.
Around apartments there is lot if green.
In this price - I paid 25EUR for double studio - I can highly recommend.
And at the last - many, many thanks for all tips and delicious home wine :)
Around apartments there is lot if green.
In this price - I paid 25EUR for double studio - I can highly recommend.
And at the last - many, many thanks for all tips and delicious home wine :)
Casal
Comentário: 23 de ago. de 2016
Data da estadia: ago. de 2016
Amazing
We've spent one week there, but couldn't be more happy. Owner extremely efficient and helpfull. Accommodation as described, for good price. Little bit further from beach and shop, for those who are not willing to rent any vehicle. Higly reccomending
Resposta do hotel
Comentário: 26 de ago. de 2016
Thanks!!!! it was great meeting you!!! hope to see you soon!!! Mary
Casal
AU
Comentário: 31 de mai. de 2014
Data da estadia: mai. de 2014
Petra studio's at Kipseli
If you want a quiet authentic Greek experience then come here. Around the area is the best bakery, butcher, fruit and vegetables and supermarket selling anything you may need. Studio's are basic with bathroom, some have sea view. All have what you want for self catering. Beaches nearby include Vardiola and 2km is Amboula with great tavernas and grills all walking distance. At crossroads there is Pantis grill house with great BBQ and spit for cheap prices and along the road from Vardiola tavern there is a great beach tavern for fish. Send an email to Ioannis from the website, his English is perfect.
Localização
Kipseli, Plános, 29100, Grécia|A 3,04 km do centro da cidade
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