If you are after a quiet, relaxing getaway this is the place for you! The hotel was stunning, the view outstanding, the food was delicious and the staff were spectacular!! Highly recommend a stay, we were sad to leave!!

Nothing. Start to finish it was incredible!!

The property and the views were truly beautiful. Calme hotel is legitimately calming, and sometimes I didn’t even want to leave the hotel. All of the hotel staff is also so kind and helpful and really made us feel well welcomed. We rented a car and I would say this is absolutely necessary if you don’t want to be at the mercy of car services because it’s up a hill and having the freedom to go all over the island is a must!

Personally, we felt the beds could have been more comfortable, but that’s also very subjective and there was nothing wrong with them. One other thing was this was supposed to be an adults only hotel, but on the last day there were teenagers in the pool for hours (our room faced the pool with a terrace) and they were screaming, yelling about being “intoxicated”, splashing, etc. It was extremely loud and obnoxious and really killed the vibe of relaxing by the pool.

The hotel has an amazing location, away from the hustle and bustle, yet very close to the restaurants/cafés. It has a beautiful view. It has a minimal decoration, very clean. The breakfast has a variety of choices. The hotel offers a beautiful, perfect size pool. It is really the perfect place to relax in a quiet ambiance.

There is no indoor restaurant especially for the breakfast. The breakfast is served on a terrace with no shadow (there are only three umbrellas), it gets very uncomfortable and unpleasant under the sun. When we booked a table for dinner, we were told that we had to pre order the plates, a very unexpected detail in a five star hotel, especially because the restaurant name is “Seven Senses”. The gym is in the basement with no windows. It is more of a small storage room, with over crowded machines. It is really sad that they could not find a gym location with larger space and with the breathtaking view. These missing features are very important for a five star hotel. Unfortunately these bring down the level of the Calme Hotel.

Extremely peaceful spot with spectacular view down to the Golden Beach (and neighbouring islands). The layout of rooms mean that it feels completely private - the pool and surroundings are very well thought out. Breakfast is excellent, and staff were very flexible to requests and help to organise taxis/reservations with ease. Thanks to all (especially Dimitris and George)!

The property is a 20-minute walk from the nearest town, and taxis to Naoussa and Parikia, while easy to book through hotel, are about €50 each way. Provided the balance we were looking for but may not suit everyone should you want to spend more time in the larger towns.

Excellence from the moment of arrival. Truly living up to its name. Peaceful and tranquil with the best views of the seas from the comfort of the balcony or your own private pool. Tasteful breakfast options with nothing short for anyone, even with dietary requirements. Good balance between service and providing guests the space to enjoy the relaxing environment of Dryos. We truly had a wonderful time and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to travel to Paros.

Wow wow wow! This was the most beautiful hotel, it truly felt special. It was an oasis of ‘calm’ and the room and pool was spotless. The staff were incredible too and made you feel so at home. I want to come back to Paros just for this hotel! It’s that good.

Nothing! It was perfect.

We really enjoyed our stay at the calme boutique hotel, it is indeed very calm and private. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The view is amazing from the hotel. Very good breakfast. There are many pools in the hotel so that each room has a private access, we will miss the morning swim

We recommend to stick to the directions of the hotel to get there, never follow Google maps (the road is very bad)

Great breakfast, a la carte, all made on the premises, including bakery and sweets, like most restaurants around: lots of very nice restaurants with amazing, plentiful dishes, all homemade. They are so keen on homemade that it was almost a challenge to find ice cream, or the local Kaimaki version, since most tavernas wanted to make sure they had enough customers to make a batch. But the local desserts (Baklava, Kataifi) with it are mind-blowing! 25 min by car max from any of the sites (You *need* a car - but can easily walk to the village and many small restaurants. Walk home is 20 uphill minutes, but relatively easy). Also, as a very important piece of advice, do NOT follow the maps/Carplay. Enter Anna in the directions, the great village center restaurant. Across from Anna, you'll find the street that leads you up the hill to the hotel. Otherwise, you WILL go offroad - but still arrive safely. It happened to us at night, we were a bit worried. Everyone was amazing, sweet, nice, and trying to make you feel welcome and happy. Giorgos at the restaurant was taking it to the next level and made it look like it was a life or death situation, running around in the mornings to make sure everyone was happy. Chill, Giorgos, everyone is only waking up, and you need to take care of your heart :). Overall the standard of the front desk, housekeeping, and everyone generally is not boutique. It is typical of a normal 5 ***** hotel, without the size of the team. Private pools are amazing and surprisingly deep, which was a nice surprise. The view from the main swimming pool is amazing. Enough room and sunloungers for everyone, of course, due to the small size of the resort.

Difficult to fault - If I were to find two things: The gym. I know and respect that you tried very hard to put on gym equipment. Weights were an afterthought, though, with cheap, light weights. I realise that people do not stay for too long. Otherwise, it's air-conditioned, has no windows, and is not very enticing. But for cardio, it's good enough and air-conditioned, and a gym is usually a rare sight in most "boutique" hotels, so that is also a positive. The right side of the bed. You have nowhere to put glasses, books, water, phone or whatever digital version of the kind of reading you do, and, of course, no charging of said devices either. That is the thing that bothered me the most. That said, the rooms are so cute!

The view was exceptional. The property itself was very well built and clean, very clean. We stayed in the “Thyme” room which had sun all day. Comfy bed and again, very clean. Every room has a great pool

Ran out of hot water half way through the day. You are made to sign a document stating you should shower prior to going in your private pool, but I also need to put sun cream on! So a few cold showers were had. The “main” pool was never open by the looks of it and was confusing as to whether you could use it or not as some rooms backed onto it. So many wasps and hornets. We had to keep eating breakfast indoors due to them.

The room was perfection, spacious, clean, beautifully designed with a private pool we very much enjoyed making use of. The staff was friendly, warm and always available, saw to all our needs and made what we wanted happen without us barely needing to do anything. Everything about this hotel says class and luxury and they live up to it.

It's a very remote location and theres nothing around there. We needed to take transports to the beach and cabs any time we wanted to go anywhere and this added an unplanned expense. Its important to note, though, that once the staff knew we were in this situation they took care of things in the most expedient way and were always helpful and generous. It's a perfect place if you want to stay at the hotel or if you've got a car. If you want to walk to beaches and meals this isnt the place for you.