Chios Hotel Guide - University of the Aegean hotels in Chios, Greece.

"Ms. Maria"

"The city apartment is not in the Agora residence hotel itself but an adjacent building. You have a small kitchen that is well equipped for light meals. The apartment is small, however the bedroom is quite roomy. The location is perfect. If you arrive by airport or ferry the taxi will drop you off close by with a need to walk about 6 minutes on pedestrian only shopping street to the property. Staying in the city apartment allows you use of the garden terrace and upstairs small lounge during off hours as well. We spent some time there relaxing after a long day. The staff was always very helpful. Get a car and tour the island. We found so much to see on Chios. "

"It was ok it could be a little better The room it was a bit small "

"Room was comfortable shower was hot & good water pressure and there was a balcony where you can sit and relax. Breakfast was good as well maybe better quality juices & coffee would make it perfect "

"Clean room. Kettle for tea. Small kitchenette. Balcony with peekaboo view for sunrise. Bicycles were kinda old but worked good enough to get groceries. "

"Sea view exelent Staff very friendly"

"I stayed at Costa Point Kiosk Hotel on August 30. Although I had booked a kiosk room, the room I was given was much smaller. It was in the attic with only one tiny window that couldn’t be opened, and the view was directly facing an air conditioner, which made the room very uncomfortable. In addition, upon check-in I was asked to pay an extra €2 per day, which they said was a tax. This charge was not clearly stated before and felt misleading, damaging my trust in the hotel. Because of the poor room conditions and the unexpected extra charges, I cannot recommend this hotel. There are certainly more comfortable and trustworthy options available."

"Property was clean and extremely accommodating. Hotel was generous with filling the fridge with necessities for our family. Amenities were excellent from the pool to the kitchen and washer. "