Niki Hotel

“Were to stay in Ireo”

A family-run house at the entrance to Ireon, the center can be reached on foot in three minutes. Quiet atmosphere, friendly service that leaves nothing to be desired! Otherwise, would we have been coming here for at least two weeks in early summer and autumn for the past five years?

“32 years and still love it!”

The Niki is a typical example of a non-pretentious, immaculately clean Greek hotel. The rooms are airy and air-conditioned and it sits on a back road (although the sea is clearly visible from the balconies of the front rooms) so nicely tucked away from any hubbub. Breakfast is served outside the fr… Plus

The Niki is a typical example of a non-pretentious, immaculately clean Greek hotel. The rooms are airy and air-conditioned and it sits on a back road (although the sea is clearly visible from the balconies of the front rooms) so nicely tucked away from any hubbub. Breakfast is served outside the front of the hotel on a vine covered terrace and the Misirlis Family (Marianthi, husband Sideris and mum Melpa) are friendly, helpful and make you feel part of the family when you stay there. Still excellent value for money too.

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“Great place to stay”

Niki bed and breakfast is a pleasant place to spend the nights while on Samos island. It is located in the town/village of Ireon (approx. 4 km from the airport). The facility offers basic amneties - but the family who runs the business puts a lot of effort into it. You can feel it the moment you … Plus

Niki bed and breakfast is a pleasant place to spend the nights while on Samos island. It is located in the town/village of Ireon (approx. 4 km from the airport). The facility offers basic amneties - but the family who runs the business puts a lot of effort into it. You can feel it the moment you check in. They are frendly and helpful. You are treated with special treats such as welcome drinks and home made deserts (all on the house). Rooms are clean (bathrooms are the cleanest I have seen on an Greek island). We have stayed in room nr. 101. Rooms are not cleaned on a Sunday though. Breakfast is modest. A few tips if visiting Samos: - Ireon is a sleepy town where nothing much happens. We were (are) visiting in the mid of July and there are only a handful of tourists around. The town does offer a market, bakery, a rent a car and a few restaurants/taverns - do try To Kyma. - If you want more lively place to stay, go to Pitagiron. It is a nearby town with lots of taverns, shops and a more vibrant nightlife. - The island is full of twisty mountain roads - it does take a while to get to places - do take that into consideration when planning your trips around the island. - Most of the sights are free of charge (except museums in city of Samos). - Most of the attractions close at around 13:00 or 15:00.

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“Bel endroit avec beaucoup d'hospitalité.”

Quand nous sommes arrivés, nous avons eu un très bon accueil par Marianthe, le propriétaire de l'hôtel. Pendant notre séjour qu'elle était très gentil et nous a montré une grande hospitalité. Le petit déjeuner était très bien, la chambre aussi. Nous avions une chambre avec un balcon au deuxième éta… Plus

Quand nous sommes arrivés, nous avons eu un très bon accueil par Marianthe, le propriétaire de l'hôtel. Pendant notre séjour qu'elle était très gentil et nous a montré une grande hospitalité. Le petit déjeuner était très bien, la chambre aussi. Nous avions une chambre avec un balcon au deuxième étage avec vue sur la mer. C'est un endroit agréable au bord du village près de la rivière Imvresos et du centre du village. Si nous allons à Samos, nous retournerons certainement dans cet hôtel sans hésiter.

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