Kandiani Bleu Ciel
Traditional Cycladic lines, three hundred metres from the centre
Sobre este hotel
Kandiani Bleu Ciel follows the fine lines of traditional Cycladic architecture, whitewashed and set in one of Naousa's more scenic pockets, 300 metres from the centre without sitting inside its bustle. Apartments carry garden views and a hairdryer standard, daily cleaning service included, a level of upkeep that separates it from self-serve aparthotels nearby. The hot tub gives an evening option beyond the standard bathroom setup, and free parking removes the usual search for a spot in high season. Both Santa Maria and Kolibithres beaches, two of Paros's better-known stretches of sand, sit two kilometres off, a short drive rather than a walk from the complex, and free parking on site makes the daily back-and-forth between beaches genuinely painless.
- Cycladic-style complex
- Daily cleaning
- Hot tub
- 2km to Santa Maria Beach
A nossa opinião
Travellers wanting traditional Cycladic character with hotel-level daily cleaning, rather than a fully self-serve apartment, will appreciate Kandiani Bleu Ciel's middle ground. The 300-metre distance to Naousa's centre keeps dinners easy. Anyone without a car should note that Santa Maria and Kolibithres beaches, both worth the visit, sit two kilometres out and are not realistically walkable with beach gear.
- ✓Rent a car for the two-kilometre trip to Santa Maria or Kolibithres beaches rather than relying on taxis daily.
- ✓Take advantage of the daily cleaning rather than treating the apartment like a hands-off self-catering unit.
- ✓Walk the 300 metres into central Naousa for dinner most nights, it is close enough to make a habit of it.
Porque gostamos
- Traditional Cycladic architecture
- Daily cleaning included
- Hot tub on site
- 300m from central Naousa
Porque os viajantes adoramThe daily cleaning made a real difference over a week-long stay, none of the usual apartment-fatigue that sets in by day four. Renting a car for the two-kilometre runs to Santa Maria and Kolibithres beaches turned out to be the right call, both worth the short drive for the change of scenery from Naousa's own sand. The 300-metre walk into the centre covered most evenings, close enough that we never once considered driving in for dinner.