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hotels or Villas recommendations in Naoussa

We are traveling to Paros in September and looking for good place to stay in Naoussa. 5 adults. Close to restaurants and town would be helpful. Thank you in advance!

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You did not specify the maximum rate/night.

I must warn you that Naoussa is the most expensive place in Paros, it is originally a small fishing village of barely 3000 inhabitants which is now, thanks to influencers and promoters on social networks, invaded by tourists and high-end product stores.

That being said it's a convenient place if you don't have a car and want to stay in a busy environment. Unfortunately, I don't have a place to recommend in Naoussa since it's a place that I avoid when I go to Paros.

It is generally difficult to find a villa "in town" in Paros, even more so in September if you are not staying there for at least 4 or 5 nights. This type of accommodation is often located a little outside of towns or villages. In Naoussa do not hope to find less than 400 - 500 euros / night in September for a 3 bedroom house or villa.

Check on booking or Airbnb, or maybe a forum member will have a place to recommend to you

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We stayed at Kanales. Best feature was being able to walk into town. Pool, best breakfast in our month in Greece.

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I was on Paros in September with friends. There were 4 of us. I wanted to show them the charming village of Naoussa. I was appalled at what I found when we arrived from our beautiful villa outside Parikia. It was so overcrowded and commercial that we didn't even bother to get out of the car. And even if we had wanted to walk around, there was nowhere to park except for inside pay-for-parking lots that were everywhere. What a mess! I'm glad I was able to know Naoussa before it was ruined.

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Just to complete Lee's message, Naoussa is also hell in May.

But there are 2 good things left in Naoussa: "Moraitis" winery and the "56 Isles" brewery, you can go taste there and buy a few bottles but do not order in the bar restaurants of Naoussa where they are charged almost twice as much as in the other villages of Paros