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Check-in dalle ore: | 14:00 |
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Check-out entro le ore: | 11:00 |
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Wi-Fi
Parcheggio
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Navetta per l'aeroporto
Piscina
Reception 24h
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Skiathos Garden Cottages
A 1,3 km da Spiaggia di Megali Ammos, Skiathos Garden Cottages offre una piscina all’aperto stagionale, un giardino e alloggi climatizzati provvisti di balcone e WiFi gratuito. C’è un parcheggio privato disponibile sul posto.
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UK
Data del commento: 26 lug 2026
Periodo del soggiorno: giu 2026
Cottage view took my breath away
From picking us up from the airport and throughout the whole stay we were made to feel so welcome by our hosts. The accommodation is outstanding, every detail has been thought of, beds are comfortable, aircon great, outside Bbq at every cottage. The view from our cottage took my breath away, stunning. We had a lift every evening at set times from our cottage to town and then back again late evening, worked very well. A truly wonderful stay and one I would recommend wholeheartedly, thank you.
Viaggiatore in famiglia
Data del commento: 23 lug 2026
Periodo del soggiorno: lug 2026
Absolute paradise
Skiathos Garden Cottages are a real gem. The best commendation I can give is that we used to always go to different places for our annual holiday, yet now we return here on a regular basis. The views from the apartment balconies is amazing, and the infinity pool too. They've recently redone the pool area with big thick sunbeds and refreshed the tiling, so it's all good. We've always found it to be peaceful and quiet, with the occasional clinking of goat bells in the distance. Generally people are polite and quiet by the pool, and there is no obnoxious music playing, just an honesty bar for refreshments, and people tend to leave their paperbacks for others to read.
The apartments have very effective air con in the bedroom and the lounge (which can also be a bedroom), and black out shutters for a great night's sleep. The beds are comfortable, the rooms are spotless and cleaned daily. The wifi is generally reliable, but not for use for streaming or downloading large files. Hot water is also reliable in the powerful showers, which are also upright showers (none of which is guaranteed in Greece!) Like most Greek islands, the plumbing means that toilet paper goes in the bin, not the toilet, which takes a bit of getting used to, but that bin gets taken by the cleaner every day, so it's not a problem.
Because the second bed (converted comfortable sofa bed) is in the lounge/kitchen area which you have to pass through to get to the bathroom, I would say these are best suited for family groups rather than two sets of adults. There is enough crockery and cutlery to have salads etc comfortably, as well as a fridge, small freezer compartment, kettle and hob, though I would say that expecting to cook on the hob each night for catering could be difficult because of the small size of the kitchen and limited cooking equipment. We found it perfect for our needs, and there is also a barbecue outside you can use.
The higher cottages (e.g. Bluebell) really need a quad bike or a 4x4 vehicle to manage the slope, unless you are committed to developing your calf muscles on the steep walk upwards. But it is possible to do without a car, as it is so near to Skiathos town and Apostolos offers a free shuttle service into and back from town several times a day.
What is really special about this place is Litsa and Apostolos. The Greeks are known for their hospitality, but these guys go above and beyond. Water and fruit waiting in the fridge on arrival, lifts from the airport and stopping in at a supermarket on the way in case you need basics, and care throughout. We are a family with two ambulatory wheelchair users, so we thought the slope down to the pool would be impossible, but Litsa really worked with our limitations, and we made it work by driving a car down. There are a few steps up to each apartment (without a rail to hold onto) but some cottages have fewer steps. Each one is semi detached. When my husband had an urgent healthcare situation, Apostolos totally stepped into the breach.
These apartments are idyllic in their own right, but somehow Litsa and Apostolos make them more than the sum of their parts, and as a result, this is my happy place.
Top tips for Skiathos:
- Parking is getting harder and harder, and there are very few (one?) disabled spaces to park in. Don't park on the main road by the ferry port, even though you see loads of cars parked there: the port authority delights in ticketing whoever they can!
- The buses are frequent and run along the one main road of Skiathos island, dropping at beaches along the way, so it's a great way to travel. Taxis in abundance too.
- Our favourite restaurants are Akre (on the road between Skiathos Town and the cottages), Exantas (Megali Amos), both of which are pricy, and Amenos (overlooking the port) and Pyrofani for excellent Greek food. Reserve tables in advance for the tables on the edge with a view. The big supermarket does excellent fresh croissants in the morning and Doughhook (on the main road near Achladies) does amazing espresso, including decaf, and baklava.
- Wolt (delivery service like Deliveroo) is new to the island this year, and a total gamechanger. Get takeaways from shops, restaurants or cafes brought up to your cottage.
- Be aware that many beaches have sunbeds on them, but you have to pay. Prices vary between beaches, but we paid 30 Euros for a pair of sunbeds with an umbrella.
- Aghia Paraskevi is a great beach for accessibility as you can park really near the sunbeds, and from the front sunbeds it's literally two steps into the water, which shelves quickly so there's minimal effort in getting into the water. There is a taverna, too, with excellent smoothies and snacks.
- Normally, one of the highlights is the singalong Mamma Mia film at the outdoor cinema, for which you have to book well in advance (i.e. before you go on holiday). However, this year (2026) it was shut down with no real indication of when it could reopen.
A huge thank you to Litsa and Apostolos, who provide a slice of paradise for us each year.
The apartments have very effective air con in the bedroom and the lounge (which can also be a bedroom), and black out shutters for a great night's sleep. The beds are comfortable, the rooms are spotless and cleaned daily. The wifi is generally reliable, but not for use for streaming or downloading large files. Hot water is also reliable in the powerful showers, which are also upright showers (none of which is guaranteed in Greece!) Like most Greek islands, the plumbing means that toilet paper goes in the bin, not the toilet, which takes a bit of getting used to, but that bin gets taken by the cleaner every day, so it's not a problem.
Because the second bed (converted comfortable sofa bed) is in the lounge/kitchen area which you have to pass through to get to the bathroom, I would say these are best suited for family groups rather than two sets of adults. There is enough crockery and cutlery to have salads etc comfortably, as well as a fridge, small freezer compartment, kettle and hob, though I would say that expecting to cook on the hob each night for catering could be difficult because of the small size of the kitchen and limited cooking equipment. We found it perfect for our needs, and there is also a barbecue outside you can use.
The higher cottages (e.g. Bluebell) really need a quad bike or a 4x4 vehicle to manage the slope, unless you are committed to developing your calf muscles on the steep walk upwards. But it is possible to do without a car, as it is so near to Skiathos town and Apostolos offers a free shuttle service into and back from town several times a day.
What is really special about this place is Litsa and Apostolos. The Greeks are known for their hospitality, but these guys go above and beyond. Water and fruit waiting in the fridge on arrival, lifts from the airport and stopping in at a supermarket on the way in case you need basics, and care throughout. We are a family with two ambulatory wheelchair users, so we thought the slope down to the pool would be impossible, but Litsa really worked with our limitations, and we made it work by driving a car down. There are a few steps up to each apartment (without a rail to hold onto) but some cottages have fewer steps. Each one is semi detached. When my husband had an urgent healthcare situation, Apostolos totally stepped into the breach.
These apartments are idyllic in their own right, but somehow Litsa and Apostolos make them more than the sum of their parts, and as a result, this is my happy place.
Top tips for Skiathos:
- Parking is getting harder and harder, and there are very few (one?) disabled spaces to park in. Don't park on the main road by the ferry port, even though you see loads of cars parked there: the port authority delights in ticketing whoever they can!
- The buses are frequent and run along the one main road of Skiathos island, dropping at beaches along the way, so it's a great way to travel. Taxis in abundance too.
- Our favourite restaurants are Akre (on the road between Skiathos Town and the cottages), Exantas (Megali Amos), both of which are pricy, and Amenos (overlooking the port) and Pyrofani for excellent Greek food. Reserve tables in advance for the tables on the edge with a view. The big supermarket does excellent fresh croissants in the morning and Doughhook (on the main road near Achladies) does amazing espresso, including decaf, and baklava.
- Wolt (delivery service like Deliveroo) is new to the island this year, and a total gamechanger. Get takeaways from shops, restaurants or cafes brought up to your cottage.
- Be aware that many beaches have sunbeds on them, but you have to pay. Prices vary between beaches, but we paid 30 Euros for a pair of sunbeds with an umbrella.
- Aghia Paraskevi is a great beach for accessibility as you can park really near the sunbeds, and from the front sunbeds it's literally two steps into the water, which shelves quickly so there's minimal effort in getting into the water. There is a taverna, too, with excellent smoothies and snacks.
- Normally, one of the highlights is the singalong Mamma Mia film at the outdoor cinema, for which you have to book well in advance (i.e. before you go on holiday). However, this year (2026) it was shut down with no real indication of when it could reopen.
A huge thank you to Litsa and Apostolos, who provide a slice of paradise for us each year.
Viaggiatore in famiglia
Data del commento: 17 lug 2026
Periodo del soggiorno: lug 2026
A rejuvenating stay...
For our stay in Skiathos, we could not have made a better choice! Litsa and her family are exquisite: kind, always available for every request, very discreet. The location is enchanting if you are looking for peace and serenity... far from the chaos, you enjoy the silence of the countryside and with a sea view that alone is worth the whole trip. The cottage is small but equipped with everything you need, clean and tidy every day... the pool is the added value... in short, I fell in love with this place and I hope to be able to return soon!
Viaggiatore in famiglia
Data del commento: 25 giu 2026
Periodo del soggiorno: giu 2026
Medicine for the soul!
This place is medicine for the soul! These beautiful views are stunning! We’re on day 2 of our break and I feel rejuvenated. Very steep hill but the lovely owner has got this totally sorted with set times for drop offs & collections, or you can taxi. It’s so worth it to sit on the balcony and all you can hear are cockerels & cicadas. We’ve had the pool to ourselves the last 2 afternoons and it’s the best hotel pool I’ve seen (again the views). Thank you Apostolis & Litsa - you have created a magical place here. Already thinking about when we will return.
Coppia
Data del commento: 1 ott 2025
Periodo del soggiorno: set 2025
Pop cottage
Yet another wonderful stay. The cottages are spotless, the whole place is peaceful and Litsa and Apostolis are incredibly friendly and helpful.
They will also have a new “penthouse “ cottage available soon.
It was our 4th visit here and we’ll definitely be back. Highly recommended.
They will also have a new “penthouse “ cottage available soon.
It was our 4th visit here and we’ll definitely be back. Highly recommended.
Posizione eccellente
Megali Ammos, Skiathos, 37002, Grecia|1,1 km dal centro
Check-in e check-out
Check-in dalle ore:
14:00
Check-out entro le ore:
11:00
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