Margarita House

7 reviews

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  Guus

  NL · couple · May 2026

  8/10

  Heerlijk.

  Locatie: docht bij mooi strand, heel pittoresk en gezellig dorp (Koroni). Gulheid en gastvrijheid van host Sakis: volle ijskast bij aankomst, alles aanwezig, mousaka en gebak gekregen! Huis heel schoon.

  Sobere inrichting (smaakgebonden)

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  Ueli

  CH · family_with_children · May 2026

  10/10

  Top ausgestattetes Haus direkt am Meer. Sehr hilfsbereite und nette Besitzer! Zu 100% würden wir dieses Haus weiterempfehlen!

  Nichts

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  Andrea

  DE · family_with_children · Oct 2025

  10/10

  Der schönste Urlaub seit langem.

  Tolles Haus in unglaublich schöner Lage. Sehr nette und hilfsbereite Menschen die sich sehr engagieren. Strand sehr nah, Koroni fußläufig zu erreichen. Es wurde eine alternative Parkmöglichkeit geschaffen, da Straße schwierig zu befahren war.

  Die Straße zum Haus ist nicht gut befahrbar, gleicht einem Abenteuer. Nach Regen unmöglich herunter zu kommen.

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  Andrea Liliane

  CH · couple · Oct 2025

  10/10

  Séjour trop court

  L’accueil formidable et la gentillesse durant tout notre séjour de Sakis le propriétaire. La cuisine et la terrasse exceptionnelles! L’accès et la proximité de la plage. Le frigo garni de tout ce qu’il faut et bien plus, merci

  Rien

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  Remigijus

  LT · family_with_children · Aug 2025

  10/10

  The best hosts we’ve ever had!

  Our family adores summer holidays in Greece. This time, I received a special request: “it has to be peaceful, with a sandy beach, and good restaurants nearby.” I must say – we succeeded. The town of Koroni enchanted us with its wonderful aura and harmony, ancient Venetian castle, charming little harbor, excellent restaurants. From the first evening, Margarita House offered us a true Greek summer idyll. It took only a few moments – stepping onto the huge terrace, gazing out toward the sea – to realize: “yes, this is exactly the place we wanted.” A gentle breeze came from the sea, where a few romantic yachts floated peacefully. The host Sakis, welcomed us with a warm smile and a pile of gifts. We couldn’t believe it: a fridge full of soft drinks, wine, ice cream, and local desserts. I don’t remember ever experiencing such hospitality before. Nowadays, when traveling, we often don’t even meet the hosts – just deal with codes and figure things out ourselves. From the first evening, Sakis answered all our questions, recommended the best restaurants, later told us about places worth visiting nearby. On the third day, we had a wonderful surprise for lunch – I’m not sure if I should even share this – but the host’s wife prepared an amazing moussaka. Nobody could resist it, not even our youngest daughter, who is usually very picky. Life – or rather Sakis – kept spoiling us during the following days too: we got to enjoy local Greek desserts and pies. Luckily for us, being active people, we could play paddleball, stand up paddling with Sakis’ board, go snorkeling, walk or jog barefoot along the sandy shore, ride a bike, watch the sunrise or sunset over the sea, listen to the church bells ringing from a nearby chapel. On our last evening, we were surprised with sweet little farewell gifts that will keep our memories warm. Life, you are wonderful. Sakis, you are the best. On our final morning, none of us wanted to leave, and in our hearts, we all kept thinking: we will return...

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