Zenith Blue Traditional Houses

Looking for the ultimate vacation sabotage experience? Look no further; this place has got it all! I’m not sure who’s spreading the hype about this joint, but let’s debunk that nonsense. Here are the highlights of your unforgettable stay: • If you dream of Santorini’s waterfronts, you’re in for a treat! The leaking AC in your room offers a daily aquatic adventure. Wake up to a mini indoor pool, courtesy of your 1/2 inch of surprise water. Who needs beaches when you have indoor puddles? • To add some extra excitement, the water heater operates on a breaker system. They say it’s for “energy savings,” but don’t forget to play this high-stakes game while standing in that AC puddle. It’s like Russian roulette, vacation-style! • The security here is top-notch. So much so that the door handle might decide to come along for the ride. Whether you’re inside or outside, you’ll never know when your room becomes your personal escape room! • Let’s not forget the comfy couch—or lack thereof. It seems they’ve mastered the art of disappearing filling. And the bed? Well, it’s basically a slab of ancient Greek history. You won’t need a museum; you’re living the experience! In a nutshell, this place turns your vacation into a comical catastrophe. From indoor puddles to electrical adventures, it’s a security paradox. Add in the vanishing couch filling and a bed that’s more like a piece of history, and you’ve got a recipe for vacation hilarity. Don’t believe the rave reviews!

This was not a hotel like you are led to believe by how it is showcased online. There is no pool. There is no breakfast. I think this vendor stole images of what used to be a hotel called Zenith Blue that was there a few years back. And the rooms are really gross. Not anything like the online images that are shown. I travelled with a friend and she and I both agreed that this was probably the grossest place we have ever stayed. So many better places to stay that are wayyyy less expensive and a lot nicer. Everything was kind of damp or wet inside the room. The door handle broke off a bunch of times. The bathroom was really dirty - like i didn't want to touch anything. I was afraid to be barefoot in the shower because it felt so gross. And they told me that if i wanted hot water to turn the breaker on and wait for 15 minutes for a hot shower, which is so crazy. I'm all for saving the environment, but if i wanted to stay in a place like this, i would have stayed at a hostel for 30 euro a night (I've never stayed at a hostel that has you turn the breaker on and off for hot water, even hostels are better!). This place was really gross and nothing like it shows online.

This place was a complete and total slum and scam. Never have I stayed in a more horrendous room, especially given the price tag. We had to leave after staying here for one night, it was a total of 14 hours (7 of which we were attempting to sleep) that we were there, after spending $400/night due to several reasons: - the room, especially the bathroom, was filthy. - the front door entry lever broke several times leaving us stranded both outside and inside our room on numerous occasions during our “vacation”. - the host, Tolis, advised us that we would need to turn the breaker on and off each time we wanted hot water. I didn’t realize I’d spent $400/night to camp. - the AC leaked all over the slick marble floor and my husband nearly cracked his head open. - do not attempt to dare sit on the sofa, because you will fall right through the seat of it. It’s hollow and staged. - the “jacuzzi” is disgusting. You’d have to be insane to try and use it. - the room will remain extremely damp 100% of the time, to the point the floor will be slightly wet. As an asthmatic, I had no choice but to get myself out of this unbearable situation. I’m still having breathing related issues 24 hours later after leaving this room. Tolis will meet you and introduce himself and sit with you outside of the room and go over loads of wonderful information about the island with you. Do not be fooled. This is a scheme, he will charm you with his knowledge and he will leave you in this absolute dump. Unacceptable. Unsafe. And a health risk. If this is the “honeymoon” suite, this is the honeymoon of nightmares and should burn in the caldera.

Yiannis was so helpful and so incredibly kind! the views are impressive and we couldn’t ask for anything better from Santorini! would recommend it again!! the view from the patio is right by the famous steps that everyone takes pictures at! loved our stay, and Yiannis was incredibly helpful throughout our stay!

An incredible place to stay for couples with the perfect view of the caldera and quiet night time sits on the patio. It's the perfect location with many restaurants and coffee shops nearby and walking distance to Fira. The traditional cave rooms are unique and fun. Wonderful, friendly, and helpful staff make it high on our recommendations. It does not have a pool but there is one nearby with a bar and food. This is the location that many models come to for photos of Santorini.

We love this hotel. Yiannis took incredible care of us during our three day stay on Santorini. He helped us manage all of our logistics - to Oia for dinner, Santo Winery, the Red Beach, Akrotiri - you name it and Yiannis made it so easy. I literally felt bad calling him in the morning and at night for help with taxis, but he didn't mind at all. Just a great human being. The hotel itself is right on the caldera, perfectly located in the quiet town of Imerovigli. It's so nice to be able to walk down to the hustle and bustle of Fira and then return to the quiet of Imerovigli. We also loved our dinner nearby at the Aegean Restaurant, a 2 min walk.

Yiannis was super friendly and drew out a map of island with things to do. He also help with any issue we had even outside of the hotel. He set up tours and even came to are rescue when the car we rented wouldn’t make it up the hill. The island has a great story with very friendly people. Highly recommend this place.