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"This hotel was incredible. Our room was cleaned and bed made every day, they had such a clean private pool, great sun beds. I had the COLDEST, most satisfying draught beer there with a frosted glass, so amazing on these hot days. The communication with the host was very prompt. Highly, HIGHLY recommend. They also have breakfast AYCE 8am-10am for 10€, great value."

"We had such a wonderful stay. Maria is so friendly - her mother was also lovely and welcoming. The breakfasts were the best I have seen anywhere - an amazing range of home cooked food. "

"Great!"

"We had a great stay at Margi House. The room was beautifully furnished, and the outdoor jacuzzi was so lovely. The hill, which many mentioned, wasn’t too bad and was easily doable. The receptionist was super helpful and friendly - always with a smile on her face. Just a few things that could be improved: our coffee & water glasses weren’t cleaned until the last day. Since we didn’t have a kitchenette, this would have been nice. The main pool was lovely, but we did have to fish out a lot of bugs...

"The guest house is in a beautiful quiet location with a great view of Portaria and Volos. The rooms themselves are very well kept, and very clean. There is great air conditioning in the room that kept it cool. The owner is lovely. Breakfast is included in the stay and though not put out at a specific time the owner always checks if you would like breakfast or coffee. Though it is not your traditional hotel, the guesthouse meets and exceeds all of your needs and it is a lovely quiet space to...

"Amazing place, views and staff!"

"This new venture in a mansion with an historic story has been open 4 months in the village on the side of a mountain above Volos. Owners Chris and Rob are welcoming, professional and offer top notch service and warmth in a residence with stunning views. There are five rooms, two massive suites, an included breakfast made to your liking either in your room or in the sitting room by the fire (it was late February). The village of Agios Lavrentios has stone, narrow streets with no cars. The people...