Ostria Hotel

First of all, there are two different buildings - Ostria hotel and Ostria studios, 5-7 minutes walk from each other. We were asked beforehand when we arrive to the studios, I marked the time period and asked someone to be in the building to give us the keys. But in the mentioned time there was no one. So my first advice - go first to the Ostria hotel (even if it's uphill), it's on the way to Ostria studios, and take the keys there. Another disadvantage - the WiFi didn't work at all. But actually for me it was even better, I could normally relax :) Other things are all perfect: location - in the quiet place 5 min to Papikinou beach, 10 min to the Adamas port; Room -spacious, comfy beds, AC, new stylish furniture, nicely decorated, "welcome" bottles of water, cleaning every day, adorable balcony we spent many lovely evenings at :) ; Breakfast - one of the best breakfasts (or even just the best) I ever had in Greece - traditional homemade Greek pastry, omelette, Greek cheese, toasts, various types of bread, various fresh fruits, Greek desserts, and each day it's the new set, absolutely adorable. Staff - super friendly and helpful gave us all possible recommendations on even what to see in Athens :) This place is highly recommended whenever you're in Milos!

Wonderful stay in Ostria Hotel We found this family run hotel on trip advisor . I would like to express my thanks to the entire staff Petros , Argyro , and the young energetic new generation Nick, Christine . All off them made us feel home and all of them were very attentive to all our requests . They recommended wonderful places, great restaurants and overall made us feel as a part of a family . BRAVO !!!! J & P

August 2013 we stayed first at their studios and then at the hotel. Rooms very very clean, the studios had an atractive minimalist feel. Price was good for the season. the staff were friendly and helpfull.

My husband and I stayed here in July with my father and his family and had a lovely time. The rooms were very clean, the bed was comforable, the a/c worked like a charm (it would've been unpleasant not to have a/c) and there was free and reliable wifi. It was also very nice to have a small refridgerator and a small balcony with a view down to the water. The only slight glitch was that the shower cycled through hot to cold the entire time it was in use and wouldn't hold a consistent temp. It made showering somewhat less than relaxing since you never knew if you'd be scalded or frozen. The hotel is situated on the edge of town about 50 m up from the road. It was a little difficult to find initially by car since you must take some very narrow side roads to reach it, despite its proximity to the main road. It is about a 5-10 min walk to the center of town. The water closest to the hotel isn't particularly suited to bathing since it's where many of the small fishing boats are docked and there's not really any beach. The water is clear, however, and we did see several locals swimming in this area. You need to head southeast along the road out of town to get to something you might consider a beach. Its location did make it very quiet which was nice. Central Adhamas is very busy and bustling and I think staying closer to town would've been too noisy. The breakfast was very nice and served a selection of local pastries that changed each day. The bougadza was delicious as was the karpousopita which is a local speciality (watermelon pie). The desk staff were very helpful and gave us many suggestions on where to eat and which beaches to visit. My father's wife is Greek and so we communicated with the staff in Greek. I'm not sure how good their English is - they definitely do speak some English. All in all it was a lovely stay and I would definitely stay there again if I go back to Milos.