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"Would you like a gracious stay overlooking the Valley of the Temples in an old fashioned, beautifully outfitted high ceiling room facing the sky with a great breakfast and gentle hosts? By all means try Villa Lumia. I would go back in a minute. Breakfast is splendid and just up the Hill is a restaurant - Trattoria Templi - with excellent seafood and pasta. "

"Great spot. Lovely garden and social sitting areas. Attentive staff!"

"Dariaowas an excellent host. The view over the valley was breathtaking! Breakfast was sensational with homemade bread, honey, olive oil, jam and cakes. The glass of wine and crisps was a nice touch and a wonderful treat at the end of a long day of sightseeing. Very convenient for the valley of the temples. Thank you Dario for a wonderful visit to your beautiful home."

"We stayed in a large, beautiful, and modern apartment (4 people). The balcony had a nice view of the Valley of the Temples. There were two rooms - one master bedroom and another room with two beds. Each room had its own bathroom. There was also a large couch and tv, dining table, small stove, mini fridge, microwave, and some basic kitchen furnishings. This place is nice for a family and an extended stay. "

"Nice view to the water, large patio balcony overlooking the pool and beach, good breakfast buffet. reasonable price especially as we traveled off season in late March."

"Staff was super helpful in getting all our luggage to our beautiful room on the top floor from the parking lot! So the limited elevator service was not a problem! The very old buildingsWe felt we like we were definitely the personal guests of the owner, who was there during our stay! "

"Amazing location. "

"Clean rooms, great staff and beautiful view "

"Had high expectations and booked the exclusive garden villa. It was very outdated, overhead shower head broken and sprayed water, toilet seat very loose, water leaked from shower base, walk way extremely dark at night. Breakfast was not very exciting. Bedroom was tiny and nowhere to sit. "