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Arrivée à partir de : | 15:00 |
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Départ avant : | 11:00 |
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Wi-Fi
Climatisation
Non-fumeur
Blanchisserie
Bar
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Teresa Spetses : plus d'informations
Teresa Spetses
Situé à Spetses, l’établissement Teresa Spetses possède un jardin, un salon commun, une terrasse et un bar. Il est installé à proximité de : Plage d’Agios Mamas, Port de Spetses et Bouboulina Museum.
Commentaires de 
Couple
Commentaire : 5 août 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
Teresa Spetses a charming little hotel with a taste for human blood!
Teresa Hotel Spetses – A Charming Little Hotel… with a Taste for Human Blood
Teresa is one of those places that immediately makes a good first impression. A small 12-room property, eight of which are suites, it sits about a seven-minute stroll from the port in a genuinely convenient location for exploring Spetses.
The only thing closer than the harbour is a rather enthusiastic motorbike workshop, which provides an unexpected soundtrack of revving engines and mechanical optimism throughout the day.
We began our stay in Room 7, a delightful upstairs suite. It was compact but cleverly designed, with tasteful décor, a comfortable bed, excellent linens, and the sort of thoughtful functionality that makes you forgive the lack of sprawling space. Everything was spotless, well maintained, and genuinely charming.
Then came Room 2.
Imagine moving from a boutique island retreat into a stylishly decorated mosquito training camp.
Room 2 is on the ground floor, noticeably smaller, significantly darker, and unfortunately appears to be extremely popular with the local mosquito population. On the first evening we eliminated roughly 30 mosquitoes. On the second evening, another 30 arrived, apparently having heard good things from the previous shift.
The result was less “relaxing Greek island escape” and more “all-you-can-eat buffet for airborne vampires.” We became regular customers at the local pharmacy, comparing bite patterns like seasoned wildlife researchers.
To be fair, the hotel did offer a 50% reduction for the affected nights, which was a decent gesture. The problem is that compensation does not restore sleep, nor does it persuade itching ankles to stop behaving like emergency alarms at 3am.
What was more frustrating was the response time. It took several conversations the following morning before the room was treated, and even after that the mosquito presence remained impressively committed to its mission.
A small point of clarification for future guests: calling Teresa a hotel is perhaps slightly generous. There is no breakfast service (at least none was offered to us), the service is fairly limited, and on one occasion our suite was not cleaned during the day. Given that this is not budget pricing, expectations naturally sit a little higher than they would for a simple guesthouse.
That said, the property has real potential. If the mosquito issue were properly addressed and a little more attention were given to the overall guest experience—breakfast, consistent housekeeping, and a few additional hospitality touches—Teresa could easily become a genuine boutique gem.
A special mention must go to Martha at the front desk, who was excellent throughout. She provided thoughtful recommendations, communicated well before arrival, and showed genuine care both during and after our stay. She was, without question, the strongest part of the Teresa experience.
My advice is simple:
• Book an upstairs suite if you can.
• Room 7 or similar is absolutely worth the extra cost for the space, light, and comfort.
• Avoid the ground-floor rooms unless you enjoy sleeping in semi-darkness while participating in a nightly mosquito census.
In summary: charming hotel, lovely staff, great location… but currently the mosquitoes are providing the most attentive turndown service on the island.
Teresa is one of those places that immediately makes a good first impression. A small 12-room property, eight of which are suites, it sits about a seven-minute stroll from the port in a genuinely convenient location for exploring Spetses.
The only thing closer than the harbour is a rather enthusiastic motorbike workshop, which provides an unexpected soundtrack of revving engines and mechanical optimism throughout the day.
We began our stay in Room 7, a delightful upstairs suite. It was compact but cleverly designed, with tasteful décor, a comfortable bed, excellent linens, and the sort of thoughtful functionality that makes you forgive the lack of sprawling space. Everything was spotless, well maintained, and genuinely charming.
Then came Room 2.
Imagine moving from a boutique island retreat into a stylishly decorated mosquito training camp.
Room 2 is on the ground floor, noticeably smaller, significantly darker, and unfortunately appears to be extremely popular with the local mosquito population. On the first evening we eliminated roughly 30 mosquitoes. On the second evening, another 30 arrived, apparently having heard good things from the previous shift.
The result was less “relaxing Greek island escape” and more “all-you-can-eat buffet for airborne vampires.” We became regular customers at the local pharmacy, comparing bite patterns like seasoned wildlife researchers.
To be fair, the hotel did offer a 50% reduction for the affected nights, which was a decent gesture. The problem is that compensation does not restore sleep, nor does it persuade itching ankles to stop behaving like emergency alarms at 3am.
What was more frustrating was the response time. It took several conversations the following morning before the room was treated, and even after that the mosquito presence remained impressively committed to its mission.
A small point of clarification for future guests: calling Teresa a hotel is perhaps slightly generous. There is no breakfast service (at least none was offered to us), the service is fairly limited, and on one occasion our suite was not cleaned during the day. Given that this is not budget pricing, expectations naturally sit a little higher than they would for a simple guesthouse.
That said, the property has real potential. If the mosquito issue were properly addressed and a little more attention were given to the overall guest experience—breakfast, consistent housekeeping, and a few additional hospitality touches—Teresa could easily become a genuine boutique gem.
A special mention must go to Martha at the front desk, who was excellent throughout. She provided thoughtful recommendations, communicated well before arrival, and showed genuine care both during and after our stay. She was, without question, the strongest part of the Teresa experience.
My advice is simple:
• Book an upstairs suite if you can.
• Room 7 or similar is absolutely worth the extra cost for the space, light, and comfort.
• Avoid the ground-floor rooms unless you enjoy sleeping in semi-darkness while participating in a nightly mosquito census.
In summary: charming hotel, lovely staff, great location… but currently the mosquitoes are providing the most attentive turndown service on the island.
Voyageur anonyme
Commentaire : 12 août 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
Hotel was a nice boutique hotel, very few amenities except excellent staff and great location. Room was very comfortable!
Martha and her coworkers were all fantastic and would make me return whenever I have the chance to return to Athens area.
Gus A
Martha and her coworkers were all fantastic and would make me return whenever I have the chance to return to Athens area.
Gus A
Couple
Commentaire : 8 août 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
Deludente
I was very disappointed with this hotel. I had high expectations because of its central location and the beautiful photos online. We chose a Deluxe Room, which looked much nicer and more spacious in the pictures, but unfortunately the reality was quite different.
Considering the price we paid, we definitely expected a much higher standard. There is virtually no service, no breakfast, and not even the option to have breakfast at the property.
The most disappointing aspect, however, was the cleanliness. On two separate occasions we found very large insects in the room, and the second time we even discovered another one under the bed. This made us seriously question the overall level of cleanliness.
The room was also quite dark, with only small windows. We could not really keep them open because only one small window had a mosquito screen, while the others did not. In addition, a dog in the neighbouring house barked throughout the night.
The air conditioning was extremely noisy, which made sleeping very difficult: either you turned it off and the room became too hot, or you kept it on and had to deal with the constant noise.
Overall, our experience was very disappointing, especially considering the price we paid. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this hotel, as I believe there are much better options available in the area for the same price.
Considering the price we paid, we definitely expected a much higher standard. There is virtually no service, no breakfast, and not even the option to have breakfast at the property.
The most disappointing aspect, however, was the cleanliness. On two separate occasions we found very large insects in the room, and the second time we even discovered another one under the bed. This made us seriously question the overall level of cleanliness.
The room was also quite dark, with only small windows. We could not really keep them open because only one small window had a mosquito screen, while the others did not. In addition, a dog in the neighbouring house barked throughout the night.
The air conditioning was extremely noisy, which made sleeping very difficult: either you turned it off and the room became too hot, or you kept it on and had to deal with the constant noise.
Overall, our experience was very disappointing, especially considering the price we paid. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this hotel, as I believe there are much better options available in the area for the same price.
Voyageur anonyme
Commentaire : 14 sept. 2026
Date d'arrivée : sept. 2026
Beautiful boutique hotel very close to the port with lovely staff highly recommend
Voyageur en solo
Commentaire : 4 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
Both the Hotel and the Island were a disapointments
I spent 2 & 1/2 days in Spetses and I was not a fan of the island at all. I feel like I waisted by time and could have spent more time in Hydra or another destination. Now about the Hotel. This hotel is lovely, the rooms are spacious with A/C and are clean. 2 things that really bothered me, is that my sea view room, also had a view of the motorbike rental shop and an abandoned building. The noise from the constant comings and going of motorbikes was all day and all night. I had to wear my Bose noise canceling headphones in order to sleep. The other thing that bothered me was that this room did not have any window curtains so people could see in even though I was on the second floor. This hotel has a lot of potential, I think the location across the beach is nice however the motorbike rental attached to this property really puts its location at a disadvantage, unless you are someone who can sleep through anything.
Emplacement
Agios Theodosis, Spetses, 18050, Grèce|0,52 km du centre-ville
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Départ avant :
11:00
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