Name: Aegean Village
Address: Parikia, Paros, Paros, Paros, 84400, Greece
Rating: 9

Air conditioning

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Terrace

No elevators

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German

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Barbecue grill(s)

Barbeque

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Free parking

Free parking nearby

Free Parking on Premises

Parking

Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Personal protection equipment for staff

Extra decontamination measures

Temperature control for guests

Personal protection equipment for guests

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the hotel

Port of Parikia

Livadia Beach

Paros Airport

Naxos Airport

Syros Island Airport

Mikonos Airport

Mykonos New Port

Port of Tinos

Aegean Village

Paros

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Lovely central location with garden is a plus.  Room and furniture are dated, weathered, and somewhat dingy.  The kitchenette wasn't of much use since it was impossible to actually cook.  Staff were friendly and helpful.

Could be so Much Better if Refurbished

This accomodation is in fact built a bit like a Cycladic village - with its whitewashed studios by a courtyard and garden with trees, where breakfast is taken. There is a description given by the hotel on how to reach this place in old Parikia not far from the Ekatontapyliani church. It is in walking distance from the port.  

Reception was friendly and check-in was easy. Besides a big bottle of water also a bottle of wine was offered as a welcome. Our room was just opposite reception, thus a bit more exposed to passersby, also by the side window from people going to their studio. Privacy was not the strong point here.

The studio itself was aesthetically pleasing with its slate floor and the marble in the bathroom. There was a small kitchen, which we didn't use. Probably due to corona there was no room service. The bed was comfortable and there was enough storage place. The bathroom had old fashioned plumbing and toilet paper had to go into a bucket, as in the old days.

Breakfast only starts at 8.30am, which is a bit late, if one wants to go on a hiking excursion. From a buffet counter one could help oneself to three kind of seasonal fruit (watermelon, grape and fresh figs, when we were there). It also had yoghurt, fried eggs, bacon and two types of cheese. There was a good coffee from a machine available. Especially nice it was to sit under trees and to listen to the cicadas.

breakfast under trees with the sound of cicadas

We want to say thanks to Dimitri, Silvia, Elias for their kindness. All of them helped, in different ways and according to their roles, to enjoy our stay in Parikia. A special thank to Maria and the other madam that served us breakfast: always smiling and ready to satisfy any request. We love you!
Our room was facing the beautiful garden. The room was clean, quiet and well furnished.
The location of the hotel is good: near the parking, near the port, near the city center.
We fully enjoyed our stay there.

We loved it

The staff: clueless. The breakfast: constipating. The ants: everywhere. Aegean Village: you’ve let yourself down.

Save yourself the bother, swerve this gaff and stay somewhere else on Paros - you’ll be happy you did.

Come here if you like ants & being overcharged

Following a couple of days in busy Mykonos we were looking for a bit of peace and quiet in Paros to relax ... which is exactly what we found in Aegean Village! The secluded quiet garden had plenty of areas to sit, read and eat (I believe they serve breakfast but plenty of lovely places to eat very close by) and the staff were so friendly. It had a real family feel. The hotel was a traditional white/blue Greek building all centred around the garden and was clean and well looked after. 

Our room was big, with a small kitchenette and bathroom. The bed was big and comfortable and had a couple of windows with shutters. The room was quiet although you could sometimes hear noises on the street and people next door but that is understandable given our central location! One suggestion for a visitor would be to try and get a room higher up (we were on the basement floor) as it would be lighter and airier. Although I believe these rooms are more expensive I think a view would’ve been nice as we just looked into a side path. 

The staff were friendly and welcoming, always saying hello and nothing was ever too much trouble for the receptionist and owner - always willing to help and give advice on places to go and how to get there. 

Really cute place to go and very well priced - would recommend!!

cute place! Would recommend

On the first look, when we arrived, everything looks fine...then our disappointment started. Let's start at the beginning.
Location: It is situated in the historical part of the city, just a 100 meters from famous narrow streets. It is very close to the port and it is not so hard to find it. Public free parking is just next to the hotel.

Room: First thing, be careful when you are making a reservation for the economy room. On some sites as well as on the hotel's site, all economy rooms are the same but that is not true. Some rooms will have a balcony and you will have some kind of privacy, but some rooms are in semi-basement and your windows will overlook on a corridor to the other rooms. Those rooms do not have a balcony so you will put your wet swimming suits in the hallway. 
But this is not the worst thing. The hotel (ground floor to be precise) has cockroaches!!! One night we left the balcony door opened since it was so pleasant outside and in the morning when I opened my bag, which was next to the bed, a huge, really huge, cockroach jump out from it! We were stunned. We asked for a spray against them and we got it. After we put the spray around our balcony door, the next morning 3 cockroaches were laying on our balcony. Housekeeping did their job in the room every day, but obviously, they did not go out on the balcony since those cockroaches were waiting for us when we came back from a beach. After we report that, the balcony was cleaned. Till the end of our stay, we had dead cockroaches every morning on our balcony.
Also, the room should be cleaned better. 
The bed was ok and a refrigerator is also a plus.

Breakfast: It depends how many guests are in the hotel, so according to that you will have enough food for the breakfast. Every day is the same, eggs, bacon, a few pieces of ham and cheese, Greece pie with spinach, jam and watermelon. No vegetables at all, not even one slice of tomato or cucumber. Try to be there as early as you can, because all food will not be refilled.

Check in/out: Was quick and easy. All good.

Staff: Mrs Colette, how is working in the evening is so kind and friendly. I wish her all the best. Housekeeping should clean a dust from all surfaces and curtains should be washed.

All in all, besides the location, everything else was disappointing for us. We will not ever stay at this hotel. The hotel should be renovated asap.

Old hotel in historical centre

This is a beautiful hotel, styled in typical Greek colours; blue and white. The rooms come with little balcony’s and the hotel has a lovely pool and great selection for breakfast.

The room I was staying in was a little far from the main hotel area, so it was annoying to travel for breakfast and to get things from the safe. Additionally the aircon didn’t work well in the room I stayed in and it was very hot at night.

Overall I did enjoy this hotel, and it was a good place to stay. I recommend you stay here for a good value hotel with breakfast and a pool.

Good stay

On arrival the first thing the receptionist asked me why we did not let her know what time we would arrive. I thought it was quiet rude we had struggled to get the ferry we booked before arrival in Santorini (from Athens) as last minute it was canceled by the company who organised the ferries apparently there was a strike with the ferries and we did not have an idea as to when we would arrive. We arrived around 3pm so i did not see this as an issue.We booked a superior room with a garden view and were given a room with a noisy street below and nothing superior and no garden. Once we saw the room we explained our dissatisfaction to the German receptionist who then became very argumentative about whatever we had to say and kept on telling us not to touch anything in the room.... as if we were going to break things. She insisted that i was wrong and kept telling me i ordered a special bed  and that they gave us a special bed, i could not see anything special about the bed and never requested a special bed which i explained to her but she was not interested. We booked a superior room with a garden and she  kept on arguing with me it although i showed her the proof sent to me via bookings.com  She ignored this and said i will take you to a superior room but next time you come you will have to pay for a superior room. I thought this was ridiculous and this room was even worse end result we declined this room ,,by the time we tried contacting the owner the reception was closed this was at 4pm  so decided to unpack our stuff and try get hold of the owner later ...   we found a lady at reception later in the evening and ask to see the owner (Demitri) this was around 11pm he was on the premises and she called him we tried explaining our dissatisfaction to him he would not give a the time of the day and he told us to pack our bags and move out ...   He was very rude he screamed at my wife and said this is not South Africa leave  We packed all our stuff and left the room @ 8.30am the following morning we never had anything to eat or a shower we never used anything in the room except slept in the bed as we had no where else to go.We never got an apology from the owner he  was in the office on the phone with a call to bookings.com explaining his side of the story ignoring us... we were ushered out the office by the same  rude German woman. My wife asked to speak to the person at bookings.com and after a long while standing outside the door of the office was handed the phone. Our money was refunded to our credit card by the owner . however. .we only found alternate accommodation  @3pm that afternoon.   
We have never ever been treated so badly this place is not at all what you see on the advert as per bookings.com ... The rooms are outdated the TV does not function the A/C noise was so bad it sounded like a truck backfiring, the the entire place and rooms are in dire need of updating and fixing .Yet the advert reads  "Hotel Aegean"  ???What HOTEL? this is not a HOTEL What GARDEN? we never saw any gardens it is pathetic!
Just for the record we paid in full for this accommodation 1 month prior to arrival ....A lesson learned... don't pay in full until your arrival and inspection of the room or place you will be staying in and don't take for granted when you see pretty photos.-

Disaster not a hotel but poor accommodation and rude owner

We stayed here in October, so it was quiet, with just a handful of tourists and some American students studying at the nearby University.

Its also quite dark in October, being in the old town, but we had an upstairs apartment so some sunshine on the terrace during the day. The sun never reached the balcony. This made the room cold at night, but there were blankets, so no problem.

This was the only disadvantage and wouldn't matter in summer, of course. 

The room was spacious, bed comfy and clean, shower hot at all times, towels changed regularly. Sylvia was helpful in directing us the best way to the old town ( 1 minute) the port ( 2 minutes) and the supermarkets ( a little further). The beach is about 10 minutes to the start but twice that to the better, further end. 

Hotel gardens have orange and lemon trees and lots of little spots to sit. I think you can get breakfast there in season, but we self catered and there are excellent bakeries at the port, open early.

There are a lot of tavernas in the old town and along the seafront, still open even mid October and the standards were high. Sadly, you cannot always find traditional Greek food, so moussaka may have red pepper in it, and we only found Retsina in one place, and that was the thin touristy Kourtaki retsina - sad, especially as taverna owners told us people were asking for this traditional and uniquely Greek drink. But I digress ! 

The hotel is near to shops, a Frankish castle, an excel;lent archaeological museum - a mere euro for European citizens- and a stylish church, free and  open all day.

Sylvia assisted us with boat tickets to Athens and check in for our flight - unless you know the Greek for "Print" this was an essential service. The port is only a short, flat walk away but the hotel took our luggage nevertheless.

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