Niriides Luxury Villas

Just arrived back after a fantastic 2 weeks at Niirides. The accommodation (room 114) was the best we have ever experienced in Greece. Spacious, modern & very clean. The owner & all of his staff ensure that nothing is too much trouble. Pool is superb, plenty of sunbeds. Only 10 minutes walk into town & the nearest beach with sunbeds. A special thanks to Panos & Marina who look after the bar & help with reception they are two of the nicest people you could ever meet. The town of Methoni is pure greek charm with great places to eat & chill. We will definitely be back!

Lovely accommodation, one of the best we’ve stayed in. Very clean with good facilities - great shower plus kitchen facilities (that you’d normally have in self catering). The staff are lovely, the young girl on reception in particular who even offered us the use of her bike at one point! The pool area is nice and they seemed to have a plentiful supply of sun beds which were never an issue - often we were the only ones around the pool despite most villas being full, and this was half term! I think a lot used it as a base to drive around the local area (not sure if this is typical). Breakfast was nice and appeared to be all organic, locally sourced and homemade. Only slight gripe were the fried eggs - they would have been better done to order as a few times they were hard due to being sat on the hot plate awhile. One piece of advice; on arrival we were given the option of daily or every other day room cleans. We opted for the latter but wished we’d done the former - the last clean was due the day before we were due to leave and it wasn’t done which wasn’t ideal. Other than that though, we had a great stay and would return.

We stayed here for 14 nights and found our hosts very welcoming from the moment we arrived (after 11pm) when Fotini insisted on helping to haul our suitcases from the coach to our rooms, to the time we left, which was late afternoon when she managed to re-jig the room bookings so that we were able to use our room until 2pm instead of having to vacate at 11am. Nothing was too much trouble and the service was friendly and efficient at all times, from explaining how the safe worked to getting the shutter door fixed within a couple of days when I accidentally broke the latch as I closed up one night, to organising a hire car for us. On arrival we were told that their standard room cleaning cycle is 3 days but if we wanted they would attend more frequently. We are not particularly dirty so opted for the 3-day standard which is more than adequate. Several times we found our sheets, towels etc changed more frequently than this anyway, for whatever reason :-) The whole site was kept spotlessly clean including regular swabbing down of the poolside area in the mornings and weekly garden maintenance. The rooms are laid out like a series of semi-detached bungalows. Ours looked out over a couple of fields containing livestock which we felt was preferable to some of the other rooms which have verandas facing other rooms or the car park. If you like the rural view I'd suggest opting for rooms 121-128. These get the sun on the verandah from early in the day but are more shady later on. Rooms are spacious with full size cooker and fridge if you feel like self-catering. The bed was huge. The bathroom was similarly spacious and had a very effective shower. The air conditioning unit is mounted outside the room so all you hear is the ducted air in the room. We stayed on a B&B basis: Breakfast was comprehensive and catered for most people's requirements with all the usual stuff you find in tourist hotels. I feel it could have done with a bit more varied fruit selection to have with the Greek yoghurt (we supplemented ours with peaches, nectarines etc from the supermarket) although apricots did appear on the buffet towards the end of our stay. The pool is just about the right size for the use it gets. It has a shallow section for kiddies and also a jacuzzi corner, and is just about long enough at its longest point to make swimming lengths a reasonable option if you feel so inclined (which I did). The pool bar is well equipped and we often had lunch here too. The food is of a good standard and reasonable value. And on top of all this Fotini and Katarina helped me with my stumbling attempts to speak Greek, correcting me and teaching me new phrases, genders of nouns etc. Tα λέμε!

We are at Niriides now and it is still excellent as it was last year. The accommodation is brilliant, comfortable beds,very well equipped kitchen with everything you could need if you want to self cater,very stylish decor, lovely size bungalow, good sized terrace. This year we are in a bungalow for 2 people but could sleep 3 on a sofa bed. If you want a bungalow with nice open views over fields with sheep and cows,i would recommend asking for numbers 121 to 128 (127 and 128 have a ramp for access) The breakfast is good everything you could want. The pool area is very good, lots of sun beds for this time of year. All the staff are very nice. My wife and myself have decided that it is in our top ten places that we have ever stayed at and we are quite well travelled. I hope that this review doesn't make it difficult for me to book again for another visit.

What a special place to stay. From the moment we arrived, to when we sadly left, we were made to feel so incredibly welcome by the owners of this wonderful hotel. We stayed in a junior suite which was beautifully decorated and very well equipped to give us plenty of space and ample storage. There was a kitchenette with full size oven & hob, a full size fridge freezer, toaster, kettle and coffee machine - perfect if you choose to self-cater. The bathroom was spacious with a sizeable shower, fluffy towels and full-size toiletries (hand wash by the sink and shower/hair wash in the shower, moisturisers and soaps). We were fortunate to be able to look out from our terrace at adjoining fields with goats, chickens, sheep and cows… the whole area was so peaceful and quiet… blissful! Breakfast was plentiful with plenty of choice; excellent freshly squeezed orange juice and delicious coffee… not forgetting local honey with yoghurt and local pastries. The closest restaurant is excellent and only a few steps away, only a few metres further to the sea and then to the town where there are more excellent restaurants, a few shops and wonderful bakeries, and, of course, the castle and fort which is well worth a visit! Methoni is small and quiet, local people with established local services… a true taste of Greece. I would recommend hiring a car. We found a hire car place (Foinikounta Car Rental) which delivered and collected a hire car to our hotel at a reasonable price, this allowed us to see more of this beautiful area. You will not be disappointed if you choose to stay here!

The kindest, sweetest hosts you could ask for in Takis & Anna, they looked after us beautifully & provided a very warm welcome The accommadation was more than we could ask for, clean, spacious, high quality fixtures & fittings, attention to detail on the build & finish was excellent Gorgeous pool & surrounding area's, we ate breakfast each day & the Greek yogurt, freshly juiced oranges & all of the other breakfast items were of a high standard, one day I mentioned I liked Spanakopita, the next day 2 slices were presented to us, this is the kindness you would not receive in a huge complex or hotel 😍 We hired a car & visited Pylos, Ancient Messini, Nestor's Palace, a stunning beach (that I cannot spell) Lovely weather, we had such a lovely week, thank you Anna & Takis