Libertis Paros
Sea-facing balconies a nine-minute walk from the Venetian harbour
Sobre este hotel
Every room here answers the same question first: which way does the balcony face. At Libertis Paros the terraces look toward open water rather than a neighbour's wall, which is not a given on this stretch of Naousa where buildings sit close together along narrow lanes. Inside, the units stay simple and practical, a private entrance and kitchenette basics rather than resort styling, with air conditioning and a wardrobe covering the essentials for a family stay. The walk into town takes about nine minutes, past the Wine Museum roughly 700 metres off, before reaching the fishing boats moored in the Venetian harbour. Guests without a car can still reach Agioi Anargyroi beach on foot in around six minutes, making the aparthotel workable without renting wheels for short stays.
- Sea-view balconies
- Private entrance per unit
- Free on-site parking
- Family rooms
Nuestra opinión
This suits families who want a sea view without paying resort rates for it, and who don't mind a nine-minute walk into central Naousa each evening. The private entrance and kitchenette basics help with young children's odd mealtimes. Travellers wanting a pool, a restaurant on site or a beachfront address should look elsewhere, since Libertis stays deliberately unstaffed and simple.
- ✓Book the sea-view balcony room specifically, not every unit in the building faces the water.
- ✓Walk to Agioi Anargyroi beach for a swim before the nine-minute stroll into the harbour for dinner.
- ✓Bring a car if you plan on reaching the airport, twenty kilometres is too far to rely on taxis alone.
Por qué nos gusta
- Balconies that actually face the sea
- Private entrance for each unit
- Nine minutes from the Venetian harbour
- Free on-site parking included
Por qué encanta a los viajerosWhat stood out was how the balcony actually delivered on the sea view rather than a sliver of it between two buildings. Mornings meant coffee outside watching the water before the walk into Naousa for breakfast pastries. The kitchenette basics made the odd quiet evening in with the kids painless, and the free parking meant not worrying about where to leave the rental car during the nine-minute walk to the harbour each night.