The rooms are spacious, low priced, come with fully stocked bathrooms, and each one comes with a seaside view.
The host and his family are personable and caring, and they will do all they can to help you have a wonderful vacation. They even brought us homemade candies lemons, home grown mind you, and drinks for when we checked in. Which was amazing after the long drive at 11pm. The owner speaks Greek, French, and English proficiently, so clarity won’t be a problem if you’re not a native to the area.
The hotel’s food is amazing. Many choices, all homemade, most from their garden, and far better than the tourist-trap restaurants you’ll find on the port of Naxos.
Just be warned, the Adonis is located in Apollon, which is about an hour’s drive from the island’s main city. It’s a charming little village with great scenery and a unique flavor of its own, but you’ll need to rent a car if you want to get to the rest of the Island’s beaches and historical sights.
