Das Castelli Hotel ist ein all-inclusive Strandhotel exklusiv für Erwachsene, direkt am Strand von Agios Sostis gelegen. Dieses Vier-Sterne-Hotel bietet 54 Zimmer, einen Pool und ein Wellnesscenter.
Für aktive Erwachsene
Die Tauchschule und das Windsurfzentrum ermöglichen einfachen Zugang zum Wasser. Eine perfekte Wahl für Erwachsene, die einen all-inclusive Strandurlaub mit Wellnesseinrichtungen suchen.
Ausstattung & Merkmale
Anreise / Abreise
15:00 / 11:00
Max. Personen pro Zimmer
2
Anzahl der Zimmer
54
Bezahlen im Hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, bar
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International361 km · ±319 min
Lage
Agios Sostis, 29092, Agios Sostis, Griechenland
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Ist Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive All-inclusive?
Ja, Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive bietet ein All-inclusive-Konzept; Mahlzeiten und meist Getränke sind inbegriffen. Prüfen Sie die genauen Leistungen beim Anbieter.
Was ist der nächste Flughafen zu Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive?
Der nächste internationale Flughafen ist Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, etwa 225 km entfernt.
Liegt Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive am Strand?
Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive liegt am oder nahe am Strand, sodass Sie schnell am Meer sind.
Ist Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive nur für Erwachsene?
Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive richtet sich an Erwachsene (Adults only). Prüfen Sie das Mindestalter beim Anbieter.
Hat Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive ein Spa oder Wellness?
Ja, Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive bietet Spa und Wellness zum Entspannen.
Wie viele Sterne hat Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive?
Castelli Hotel Adults Only – All Inclusive ist ein 4-Sterne-Haus.
Was Gäste sagen
9.4
Ausgezeichnet
500 Bewertungen über Google
A beautiful hotel in a stunning and peaceful location. We had a swim up pool which was lovely and definitely worth the extra money. The hotel was clean and the food was tasty. The buffet changed daily but always offered a variety so there was something for everyone. The food was always fresh, and wasn’t like a typical all inclusive spread. All inclusive cocktails were unique but tasted nice. Hotel staff were super friendly and helpful. The activity rota was varied and all activities were free of charge and you didn’t need to book on, this also included lots of local activities which was nice. The hotel was in close walking distance to the beach, marina, Agiou Sosti Bridge which leads to Cameo Island, Laganas and more. I’d highly recommend taking a walk to The Little Farm which is close by too. There was lots of places for you to sit and chill, me and my partner played chess most nights in the garden area whilst listening to the entertainment which was happening next to the pool. I could talk for hours, such a gorgeous hotel, I would highly recommend!
Beautiful hotel in a beautiful location. Wonderful staff and wonderful service. The best all inclusive we’ve ever stayed at. Everyone was so accommodating, rooms cleaned daily (if wanted). No fuss over the all inclusive food/drinks (unlike lots of places).
Staff always greeted with a smile. The grounds smelled like a luxury spa! (We visited in May). Just stunning experience all round. Highly recommend the swim up room! We’ll be again. James & Lindsey. G07 10/5/26.
The rooms are fine, some are excellent just where you end up I think. The newer accommodation is excellent but a very short walk from the main hotel and pool etc. The food is great as is the friendly service. The views from the older hotel are exceptional, sea, mountains, sky. The gentleman that owns it is always there to say goodbye and hello when you return from your day out. all in all a nice, friendly, welcoming place to stay. 🙏
Really enjoyed our stay at the Castelli Hotel, staff were really lovely and gave us multiple gifts throughout our stay.
A downside was our room was much smaller than it appeared online. The bathroom wasn’t shown online either, it was a wet room with a very small shower which would flood when using. If we had known this we most likely wouldn’t have picked the room we did. Our room also did not have much storage, we had one wardrobe which just fit all our stuff in with small bed side tables. We upgraded to a “Double Room, Balcony, Garden View, 1 Queen Bed” from their regular room, which sadly didn’t feel like much of an upgrade when we arrived.
We also booked through LoveHolidays where the hotel was advertised to have an À La Carte restaurant, which they also have a sign for in-front of the hotel. We were told our stay would include 1 complimentary meal at the restaurant but were sadly disappointed to arrive and be told that the restaurant isn’t open yet. Even though it is advertised online and shown at the hotel too.
If you want a sunbed by the pool you need to be up early (earlier than 8:30) as there aren’t many with it being a smaller pool. There is a garden adjacent to the pool with sun loungers which you can walk from to get to the pool.
Evening entertainment was great, the Quiz Night was our favourite (as well as the ABBA tribute).
But overall, the owner of the hotel was lovely, staff were very hospitable. So would recommend if you’d want an intimate stay.
Me and my partner stayed here this past week in a the double room.
I’ll start with saying how lovely the staff were, they always said hello and were very accommodating! The owner was there every day and always asking how we were and if we were having a nice time.
The room itself was a lot smaller than it appeared online, the bathroom was especially small (to the point where they had cut a part of the door out so you could open it past the toilet). This wasn’t a cheap budget holiday so I must say that was disappointing. We found the room smelt of sewage sometimes too. The rooms wouldn’t really get cleaned either, our sheets weren’t changed at all during our stay and dirty mugs/glasses were left on the side all week. We also padlocked our suitcases whilst we went out, we set the lock to 0000 and when we got back, the lock numbers were different so someone had clearly tried to open it which is unsettling.
The location was really good, a bit too close to the Laganas strip for our liking but that’s our fault for not doing enough research! You couldn’t hear the music and there was no disturbances. The beach, shops and restaurants were 10-20 mins walk away
The food was ok, personally didn’t find it spectacular but I’m quite a picky eater so may have just been me. There wasn’t much variety.
Overall it’s a nice hotel, but I don’t think we’d go again for the money we paid. The swim up rooms looked lovely however.
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