"First of all make sure you book directly with Aria Hotels. We booked with a third party and received no email comms regarding the fact that you have to check in at the port - near the supermarket. We walked all the way up an extremely steep hill to the Windmill to then have to drag out suitcases up an even steeper hill to the accommodation. To find no-one there to welcome us - there is no-one based there at all except for breakfast. We only saw someone there one evening otherwise deserted. I phoned Aria hotels and they got the local manager to call us back to explain everything and come up to give us access to our quaint hobbit home for two nights. We loved the Windmill and the room - apart from the annoying green light that disturbed our sleep - see photo. The views were incredible from the lovely patio seating area with had plus from the breakfast area. Valentina was amazing at preparing and serving our breakfasts. You order your food the night before and there is no limit to what you can have. Super Bowl, bread plate, omelette and fruit salad. Lovely coffee refilled. It was an unusual set up but worth the inconvenience of location. At least better than being at the port we felt as half way up the hill to the main town. We try to get a bus from the end of the road but they don't run to a timetable so ended up walking up the hill to town."