Kafieris View

The staff ( receptionist man) amazing, always gentleman and happy to serve

The manager, Pavlos, was superb! Made us feel extremely welcome, informed us of all the great spots and 'must sees', and make us more comfortable wherever possible. What a great guy!

The apartment is on a great location, a quick walk from the centre of Fira away. The rooms are very clean. Pavlos is a really friendly and helpful host who answered every of our questions and organized everything we asked for. The rooms are cleaned everyday and they change your towels also everyday. The view from the terrace is breathtaking. The breakfast which is served into the room is really good. We highly recommend this place!

i can assure you that this place will give you the best view in the whole of sanotrini! TAKE THIS IN WRITING! ive never seen a more breathtaking view in my eentire life. id i had a chance i would go again. the rooms are avg not too bad! pretty good for the price! nice and cute homely setup! people are very friendlly! if going to enjoy santorini this is a must! and it has the best location 5 min walk from fira only!

The view was amazing,pavlos was very helpful with tips and questions Breakfast was good

The view.

We arrived to the hotel late at night and then next morning we were amazed by the view; it was breath-taking! This hotel is less luxurious that similar ones on the cliff, but it is excellent quality for the price and has an amazing location (we were even able to witness a wedding going on at a lower part of the cliff). We were also happy that the shuttle bus came to pick us up from and brought us back to the port. The only thing slightly annoying is that the person serving breakfast was not very friendly. But the person at the front desk made up for it.

We were travelling from Mykonos to Santorini. Our Ferry Boat was behind schedule and we had delays in Patros and Ios. We got to Santorini 2 hours later than we were supposed to and we were island hopping with a broken luggage (not fun). We were a bit tired from our trip, but when we finally arrived at Kafieris Hotel, a very pretty and ever so pleasant Hostess named Maria opened the door wide open and with a beautiful big smile greeted us and told us that she was waiting for us. Let me tell you, Maria was so pleasant and accommodating that we forgot about being tired and excited about our visit to Santorini again. Originally, when we booked our room on line, there was only one room left with no view. Maria upgraded our room, not only with a view that took my breath away,…

The property is at very prime location. We have bus stop near so that we can travel to different places. The view is very beautiful from balcony rooms. Rooms are very clean and decorated. Fantastic breakfast is given in morning....!!!

First of all, shout out to Pavlos for AMAZING service. I would email him from abroad and he would always answer all my questions very promptly. He set up my transfer services when I arrived at night time. His recommendations are very good. The facility is very cute and clean but a bit outdated. We stayed in the Double Room with a Caldera View. The little balcony view is stunning. Word of advice though- clean up all the dried plants outside the balcony because it ruins the view a little. The daily breakfast in bed was amazing, but I wish they would change it up a bit. The shower is very small. But the bathrooms are clean. The location is a good 15-20min walk into town... no less than that. The price is a little steep but overall everywhere is pricey if you want the Caldera View. I would definitely recommend it and come back. But... now that I’ve been to Santorini, I would see if there are other more updated rooms available closer to town with the view. But would not discard this place. In regards to activities, the sunset cruise is very nice but next time I’d book it with less people. And you do need to know how to swim- no life jackets are provided. The all day bus tour is very good, it covers a lot of places. It does not go to Santos Winery. You need to book that separately. But it did go to the wine museum. Enjoy!