I Stay In A Luxury Cave Hotel In Greece
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The creator documents a one night stay at a luxury cave hotel on the Greek island of Mkos. The video provides a detailed tour of a private pool suite, highlighting the unique architecture where rooms are carved directly into the cliff face. The creator examines various amenities including the white themed decor, the bathroom with its cliffside shower, and the private infinity pool that offers views of the Aegean Sea. While the creator praises the branding, the comfort of the bed, and the beautiful sunsets, several drawbacks are noted. These include a stained mattress, the presence of cruise ships obstructing the view, and loud music from a nearby apartment that lasted until 4:30 AM. The creator also reviews a high priced dinner at a nearby restaurant and describes the breakfast experience. Ultimately, the creator concludes that despite the noise issues and the cost of one night being 1,722 Euros, the location and the unique room design make for a beautiful resort experience.
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Most of these suites are actually carved into the cliff face, which makes them, of course, very unique.
The only downside to that restaurant is everyone that's having a shisha just by the pool. It seems to be blowing into the restaurant.
The price I paid for one night here was €1,722. That did include breakfast.
I guess the only thing that ruins it are those cruise ships that are stuck out there.
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