Boutique Hotels in Dhiakofti

Cosy place with very friendly staff. Location is within short distance to the beach, mini market and Tavernas. Excellent breakfast sitting by the pool.

Elina and Andreas were excellent hosts and had the house nicely prepared with food, coffee, tourist maps waiting for us. They even upgraded us to a larger accomodation that was available. The glat is recent construction, it is nice and comfortable. Really practical location if you arrive or leave the island with the ferry in Diakofti. You can see the ferry from your window. In Diakofti, 200m from the accomodation there is an impressive cave you can get into, where human remains from the neolitic times, 6000 years BC, were found. Khytira is an amazing and beautiful island.

This is a family owned hotel that exemplifies Greek hospitality - fresh breakfast cooked daily by the owners, every effort made to meet and anticipate the needs of guests, and all executed with an invariably welcoming smile and warm heart, including from the friendliest cleaners on the planet. There is a great atmosphere throughout the day, from the buzz at breakfast to the socializing around the pool followed by drinks in the early evening. The hotel's location is extremely convenient: within a few minutes' walk from several organised and unspoilt beaches, Agia Pelagia also offers numerous local restaurants and cafes to cater for all tastes, from brunch to traditional Greek pastries to oven baked pizza and good seafood: arguably the broadest choice at any single location across the island. There is loads to do, and in our 3 weeks staying at Filoxenia we barely managed a first pass at the island's most stunning beaches which, even in peak August season, rarely felt crowded. The open air live music concerts in squares, beaches and cafes were a particular highlight, as was the pervasive kindness and laissez-faire of the people of Kythira. We will be back to create more great memories...