The Room (R3) is very clean and nice, giving off a new and safe feeling. The bathroom is also very nice. One thing that could be improved is the width of the staircase leading to the room. It can be a bit tight, especially with the gate opening towards the staircase, making it difficult to climb up, especially after having some wine. 😉☺️
The owner is really friendly and tech-savvy, so even though she doesn't speak English, you can still communicate with her using Translate.
The WiFi is a bit slow, so if you need to work or have virtual meetings, I recommend purchasing a Cosmote SIM card at Cube Gear, the only place in town that sells them. It will provide you with unlimited 5G, allowing you to create a hotspot. Additionally, there is a mistake with the WiFi password. The card states that it should be in lowercase letters, but it actually needs to be in capital letters.
Apart from these minor issues, this place has become my new favorite destination!
UPDATE: Since I was staying with my one-year-old daughter, I requested to have the bed moved against the wall to prevent her from falling out. They quickly accommodated my request and rearranged the layout. I also asked for a socket cover because there was a socket near where she would be sleeping. Although they didn't have one, I was pleasantly surprised when the owner's daughter brought one.
UPDATE: After staying here for 10 days, I am certain that this will be my preferred place in NM. They change the sheets and towels every three days and clean the room, which is not always the case in other places I've stayed at.
Regarding the WiFi, it appears that I have been connecting to the wrong network. Connect to Magda Rooms 1 and the password on the card is correct and much faster.
You can pay for your stay with a card, but make sure to select Euros as the currency. I made a mistake and selected dollars, resulting in the Greek bank (not Magda Rooms) charging me a conversion fee of $20. Lesson learned!
