Eos Studios

Eos Studios is a modern complex of autonomous accommodation, very close to Symi Glass, with wonderful views. The owners welcoming and helpful, with an appetite to introduce us, in how to spend beautifully our holidays on the island. The studios of Sévasti, during our stay, were always clean and ordered, we never missed anything. We hope this year we can stay in one of the wonderful studios, overlooking the beautiful port of Symi. This particular business is highly recommended!!!

We had one of the five studios of EOS studio. It was a roomy apartment with two floors, at the ground floor there was a big living room with a sleep sofa, a bathroom, a kitchenette and a beautiful balcony with a wonderful view of the village and the harbor. On the first floor there was a big sleeping room and two balconies. The studio was perfectly cleaned every day. The postion was great in the middle of the hill slope which dominates the harbor and the village. There are some stairs to reach it by foot from the harbor and that can be hard for elderly and e.g. couples with babies or little kids. The owner, Mrs Sevasti lives in a house next-door and she is a fantastic person, very friendly, always ready to help you in any situation. She often let us find some local delicacies in the room (home made cookies, cakes) at home when we came back from the beach. Our stay in EOS studios was amazing and we highly recommend it

We loved our stay here, the studio was more like a little house with 3 different outdoor areas to lounge or dine in and generous air conditioned living areas inside. Sevasti is a really wonderful host, her English is excellent and she is very kind and knowledgeable. Nothing is too much trouble for either her or her husband. There is only one proviso to staying here, you need to be a bit fitter than we are. But for those who don't mind a few extra steps, the views that await you are terrific. There are full kitchen facilities, and Sevasti advised us that the shops will deliver to the door. I stupidly lost my wallet which had my passport in it, and Sevasti rang the police station for me. Luckily someone handed in the passport and her husband drove me there to pick it up, meaning we were just in time to catch our ferry on to Rhodes that day. Phew! Thanks to you both for a wonderful stay.