Villa Dima

Quaint hotel in a part of Santorini (or Thera) that isn't all cliffsides covered in white-walled structures. The room was clean. The staff were welcoming. The walls are thin - like you can clearly hear people's conversations through the walls, if they are outside speaking in a normal voice. The beds are...horizontal. We felt some of the springs. Overall, though, the hotel was fine. We didn't come to Perissa to stay indoors, we came for the black beach, and the hotel is located very close to it and the row of bars and restaurants that service the beach.

Property was clean and well kept. The staff was freindly and helpful. It was a short walk to the Perissa and the beach. The bathroom was small and the water was salty. The location was great, close walk to stores and restaurants and the beach. All and all a good place.

First, they information about free parking is not correct. The parking is not on site and public. If you say that is free parking, there is no non-free parking hotel in the world. You have to take your heavy luggage to go up to the hill to the hotel and it is hard to find parking in summer time. Second, the air conditioning is rubbish. It can be used only if the door is closed. But under 30 + degree, it would take nearly an hour to get cool. So you have to stay in the oven for an hour until you can cool down. I wonder if they have the money to get this trigger, why they don't spend on improving their equipments.

fabulous stay in Santorini, close to everything in Perissa, beach, cafes and restaurants. Needs a bit of modernizing, bathrooms could do with an update, there is no pool, but the room was spacious enough and privacy was secure

We were checked in by Christine, who was very friendly. We stayed at a studio for 3 people. It had a small bathroom, a kitchenette and a rather spacious balcony. The room was cleaned every day and it was spotless. The complimentary AC was a nice touch. The hotel arranged airport transfer for us, which was 10 EUR per person. The only hiccup was the wifi, which didn't work properly. All in all, I would wholeheartedly recommend Villa Dimitris.

Everything was very acceptable here. Our room was clean (and tiny), and the surrounding area was nice. The few cons I noticed were that the page still says breakfast could be purchased each day there, and when we checked in, we were told it had been months since they stopped serving breakfast. Another thing was that it made us plan things out to be able to talk with someone at the desk, since the reception is only open until 4:30 pm. Still, a nice place for the price. No real complaints.

Our host was great. We had to check in late and she made it easy and we’ll worth the trip. The location was a bit tricky to get to but the local area was amazing, not far from the beach, local shops & restaurants. Perissa is a secret jewel on the island, not overly crowded and very friendly

Sensacional. Lugar maravilhoso. Voltarei em breve. Recomendo a todos

I have stayed at " Villa Dimitris" in Perrisa for 2*nights (04/07/19-06/07/19). My holidays to Greece was planed in really last minutes. I did not have enough time to look for the accommodation in any city. However, I would recommend this accommodationfor budget travellers who love to stay near the beach and quite place. *Good points* 1. Reasonable and affordable price 2. Small and quite town where you can relax (10minutes to the Black Beach) 3. Near to the public bus stop, a few restaurants and cafe, laundry, sovenior shops etc. (on foot within 5minutes) 4. The owner of the accommodation will reply to your request or questions very quickly through the email. *Bad points* 1. You would need "pick-up service" as its not easy to find the place. It was about 30minutes drive from the airport to the accommodation with EURO25. To the port it was less than 20minutes and same as EURO25. 2. There was no breakfast service. I would not mind to pay extra for it. However, the staff only come and start to work from 09:00 a.m. till around 17:00 p.m. In my case, there was no towels in my room upon arrival at night. Only following day morning, I was offered. 3. The public bus time table was not reliable. I strongly recommend you to rent a car to visit Pira or Santorini. It was hassle to travel to Santorini via Pira as July is peak season in Santorini. However, overall my experiences in this accommodation was good for how much I paid.

We were very well receive by rula and his husband and they were very helpful for everything. I really recommend this place with a very good price.