The Alecos is a small apartment complex situated less than 10 minutes from the seafront and nearest large supermarket. Across the road there's a small convenience store and plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. The harbour bus station is a short walk away. It has its own bar with nightly entertainment and can provide breakfast if required and meals and drinks throughout the day. There's limited parking and a small pool with sun loungers which seems to get the sun for most of the day. There's no lift but the apartments are all situated on the first and second floors of four blocks. The staff are friendly and helpful and you may leave your luggage with them on your departure day if you have a later flight. There's a charge of 3 euros per day for a safe key (safe in your apartment) and supposedly a fee for air conditioning but we weren't charged for that. Our studio was large with two single beds pushed together, a balcony and a small bathroom. The studio was equipped for self catering - kettle, toaster, fridge and small electric counter top cooker. There were enough pans, crockery and cutlery etc. Bath towels and bedding are provided, you need to bring your own pool towels, kitchen towels, tea towels, washing up liquid etc. There was also a TV. The room was cleaned frequently and the bins emptied every day. On the balcony there was a clothes airer. We were in Block D and were not disturbed by noise at all despite being very close to Bar Street but we visited in early May so the season wasn't in full swing. The only negative thing about these studios is the beds. They're so hard it's like sleeping on bricks and it really affected my sleep quality and my back. For that reason alone we won't be staying here again. It's such a shame as in every other way it's perfect but some people may not find that a problem. Apart from that its price, location and friendly staff make it a great place to spend a couple of weeks in the sun. When they get some new mattresses we'll return :)