Excellent room overlooking a beautiful bay. Could do with improving restaurant but great place to stay.

My boyfriend and I spent 3 nights at Grispos Villas in Schinoussa. The room was nice but not very well furnished and the bathroom needs to be renovated, but the view was absolutely gorgeous and Mr Grispos was very friendly and kind and made us feel like home. With few steps you can reach one of the most beautiful beaches... More

We decided to visit the island the this specific hotel with my boyfriend in order to escape from reality and spend some time more isolated. The hotel's location is unique. The view from the room is great. It is quiet and clean. You can go the beach and use their umbrellas and chairs without any extra charges. It is ideal... More

The location is amazing and also the view. We stayed at the first building, in a room without a view. The room was quite simple, but there was a smell!!!! Something strange. Imagine that we left the window open, but the smell was there!!! The breakfast was simple, nearly poor. One of the advantages is that they had umbrellas on... More

I have just come back from a 3-week holiday in Greece where I spent a wonderful time on 3 different Cycladic islands and one of them was Schinoussa. When I started to plan the vacation and where to stay, I realized that if I wanted to have a good category and all-comfort room overlooking a nice little beach with a... More

We travelled independantly from Naxos to Schinoussa without pre booking Grispos but had read about the place on the net. We walked up to the bus & booked for 4 nights for 40 Euros per night. Our room/studio was at the top of the small complex - no.3 I think - & was excellent value for money. Large room, double... More

We have been on holidays in Schinoussa, within a tour of Cyclads. All in all, Grispos Villas was by far the worst stay within 20 days of marvelous Greece! Whereas the site is unparalleled, with view on the beach, gulf, & other islands, rooms are poor (showers fit only for kids?) and a bit kitch. But their real specialty is... More

Schinoussa is a relaxing, quiet, natively Greek island. When I was there, I was literally the only tourist on the entire island (in early May 2007). There appears to be a population of around 120-150 people normally, but I understand the tourists (mostly Greeks from Athens) come down in August to relax for a few weeks, often in purpose-built holiday... More