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1st time to San Stef - Review of our 14 nights at the Romanza

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lilly:
Debra, we were there same time  has Gavlah and the weather was brilliant apart from one day when it was blowing a gale, did'nt stop us getting out and about though, in fact it was a relief not to feel so hot. No rain apart from when we were boarding the plane home two weeks later.
Shame we had to come home. :'( :'( :'(
We visited all the places that you previously mentioned and walked to Agios Georgios North, glad we made the effort because the views were spectacular plus we got to see different villages and enjoy nice lunches at some lovely taverna's which we would have otherwise have missed.

Gavlah1973:
Lilly's right......we only really lost one sunbathing day to the wind however we couldn't spend around 2 and a half days around the Romanza as it was twice as windy up there as it was down in the village!! on the second day 2 full loungers and a couple of wicker chairs actually blew into the pool!! Leo also had to put extra water in the pool as a lot of it had blown out!! We had a lovely cooling breeze for the whole 2 weeks up there which was nice except for a couple of days when you got out of the pool and actually felt cold!

The Nine Muses is deffo on a par with Delfino. It's managed by a local girl who was schooled in New York! So you get American effiency with the normal Greek hospitality. The restaurant is actually run by seperate people who sub let it (or it was). They've built a very swish cocktail bar in there since we went. It has 2 pools, the main pool and a very quiet top pool. Both have their own bar and serve food.

Check out the T/A reviews they dont lie!! The only downside is the price......2 weeks at the Romanza cost us £1200 and the same 2 weeks at the Nine Muses would have been £1800!!

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