Portiani Suites
Balcony rooms with sea views 400 metres from the port
About this hotel
Portiani Suites leans on its balconies: most rooms open onto a sea view rather than the street behind, which matters once the light starts dropping over the bay in the evening. Rooms are simply finished, with bathrobes, a flat-screen TV and free toiletries a step above the studio-style competition nearby, and a safety deposit box covers valuables on ferry-hopping days. Air conditioning and free WiFi run throughout, and the private bathrooms come stocked with slippers alongside the usual essentials. The port is 400 metres off, close enough to walk down for a ferry with luggage, and the Milos Mining Museum and Ecclesiastical Museum are both within a seven-minute walk for anyone filling a rainy afternoon with something other than the beach.
- Sea-view balconies
- Free WiFi
- Continental breakfast
- Near Milos Port
Our take
This suits travellers who want a sea-facing balcony without paying resort prices, and who plan to explore Adamas on foot rather than by car. The port-adjacent location means less peace on the busiest ferry mornings, when engines and announcements carry up from the harbour. Couples wanting total quiet should look toward Pollonia instead, since Adamas keeps a working-port rhythm from dawn that this address sits right in the middle of.
- ✓Request an upper-floor room, the sea view opens up past the second floor
- ✓Walk to the Mining Museum before midday, it gets warm inside by afternoon
- ✓Book breakfast on the terrace if it's offered, the port view beats the indoor room
Why we love it
- Balconies with genuine sea views
- 400 metres from Milos Port
- Bathrobes and full toiletries included
- Museums within a seven-minute walk
Why guests love itBooked a sea-view room and it delivered, the balcony looked straight down the bay toward the ferry lanes and made morning coffee worth getting up early for. Walking to the port with bags took under ten minutes, which made an early departure painless and saved the cost of a taxi. The Mining Museum filled a slow afternoon well when the wind picked up. Only downside was some ferry-horn noise before 7am, worth knowing if a late sleep matters to you.