Georgia Studios
Santorini

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Location (for the price) can't be beat, but this is not the place to go for any peace and quiet. Was woken up at 8am by the housekeeper going about her day incredibly noisily, when we retuned for a nap at 430pm, she was still banging, stomping around and slamming doors. Lots of noise from children yelling in the street as well. Shower is the smallest and most awkward of any place I've stayed (and I've traveled all over Europe). Also no hair dryer, even available to borrow. Owner is friendly and tries to be helpful with his limited English, but this place just didn't live up to my limited expectations of European hotels.

Looks family run, with a family home upstairs and the rooms downstairs. But don't let this deter you. The rooms are lovely, we had a nice balcony/patio and a full kitchen. The location is great, with a very small walk to town. Only issue is, if you have a car they'll tell you the area is private parking. We parked opposite for one night and it was fine. Wifi was fast and the service was friendly.

This hotel is perfect if you are arriving to santorini at night, e.g. Kos to Santorini with ferry arriving at 1am. Two minutes walk from the bus terminal in Fira. Close to lots of restaurants. Small n cozy place to stay, the owner n his family lives upstairs and they are very helpful. The bed wasn't the most comfortable but it was ok for us as we only stayed for a night. The room we stayed had small kitchen and a balcony. The place is a little hard to find but if you ask, the owner will come and meet you at the bus stop to pick you up.

In September I spent with my family 2 nights in Santorini and Georgia Studios was nice location, but little noisy ! Room, with small kitchen and the bathroom were all very clean. The place was very nice, with restorants and shops

Location is very good as it is near the marketplace with shops and restaurants all around. But the rooms are very average though cleanliness is good. I would call it an unserviced hotel rather than a furnished flat.

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After staying in hostel for 2 weeks we decided to stay in a hotel in Santorini. It did the job, it was in a decent size room with a bathroom, small kitchen area (fridge, microwave, little oven) and a pretty big bed which was comfortable enough. The owners were very nice and helped us with a few things and suggested things to do and see. Payment was made before we arrived at the hotel. There was a patio which was nice to sit out on in the evening. The location was extremely good. It is located in Fira right near the town center. Literally about 2 minutes walk to the bus stop and the center.

This was my first time in Santorini, so I don't have much comparison between other hotels. The location was awesome. It's about two blocks from the main shops and restaurants which is great. If you're looking for a budget hotel with decent rooms, this is it. The room itself had a king sized bed, a small kitchenette (sink, hot plates, and silverware), a private bath, and a private balcony with no view. Cons: it wasn't as clean as I had hoped it would be (the comforter cover had multiple stains), the shower was ridiculously small (almost impossible to not get water on the floor), and it was incredibly difficult to find without wifi (I wrote directions below). Walking directions from bus stop: If you're facing the information booth at the Fira bus stop, you take a left and start…