Was ist der nächste Flughafen zu Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort?
Der nächste internationale Flughafen ist Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, etwa 87 km entfernt.
Liegt Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort am Strand?
Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort liegt am oder nahe am Strand, sodass Sie schnell am Meer sind.
Ist Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort für Familien geeignet?
Ja, Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort verfügt über Einrichtungen für Familien mit Kindern.
Hat Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort ein Spa oder Wellness?
Ja, Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort bietet Spa und Wellness zum Entspannen.
Wie viele Sterne hat Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort?
Ninos Grand Beach Hotel & Resort ist ein 4-Sterne-Haus.
Was Gäste sagen
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We stayed at Ninos Grand for a week. Overall, the hotel is very large and beautiful, but unfortunately our experience was quite mixed.
Even though we visited slightly outside the main season, the hotel was still very busy, with lots of families and children. However, there aren’t many attractions for kids – only a few small slides, mainly for younger children. The pool water is salty, which was disappointing for us. After swimming in the sea, we would much rather come back to a freshwater pool. The smaller hotel next door has bigger slides and freshwater pools, so personally I think it may be a better option for families with children.
The food was okay – some days better than others, but there was always something to eat. We also loved the hotel’s signature Ninos cocktail! Really delicious and definitely worth trying.
Unfortunately, housekeeping was probably our biggest disappointment. Our shower had no door and the drain didn’t work properly, so the bathroom flooded every time we showered. We had to use all our towels to try to soak up the water. A glass covered in toothpaste from previous guests was there when we arrived and stayed untouched throughout our stay. There were also black hairs stuck to the bathroom wall when we arrived, and they were never cleaned. Housekeeping mostly seemed to make the bed and occasionally replace towels rather than properly clean the room.
The entertainment was also disappointing. Some scheduled activities simply didn’t happen. We went to the neighbouring hotel specifically for water polo, but nobody from the entertainment team showed up. Aqua dance was repetitive, and the evening shows could definitely be more varied and professional.
The pool areas could also be cleaner – there were insects and leaves floating in the water. We spent full days by the pool and the lifeguards often seemed more interested in chatting and joking with other staff than watching what was happening in the water. If you’re travelling with children, I would definitely recommend keeping a very close eye on them.
The beach is very close:) there are some Stones in the water so i totally recommend water shoes. The localisation it self is far away from places if you don’t rent a car or don’t take taxi. You don’t have any stores nearby, just in the hotel and one near the Main Street.
Overall, Ninos Grand is a beautiful hotel with a lot of potential, but cleanliness, housekeeping, entertainment and attention around the pools really need improvement. We enjoyed some parts of our stay, but unfortunately expected a higher standard.
We stayed for 5 nights in end of Aug till 4 Sep.
We stayed in 4th floor and on the bathroom you can hear the bathroom from the next bathroom. Insane.
We paid for all inclusive, 200+ Eur per night and we had to pay in the most of the bars.
Bar inside the main building, the bar in front of the building, in the beach bar as well.
Free options were on the pool bars only. Filter coffee only. If you want a fredo or frappe you had to pay on the bars. Crazy!!! So we ended up paying 5-6 coffee per day for 2 people. So almost 60 Euros just for coffees.
Wifi was useless for most of the time.
In the 4th floor had no wifi and in the beach as well. They can improve this I hope.
The food was great, cant complain for that.
The beach was a bit rocky but fine.
The location was a bit far way from the nearest village center. Definitely a car was needed to get around.
Parking was in the sun outside because only a few cars could be accomodated inside.
22 minutes from Preveza.
3 stars are enough I guess and dont think coming back.
This is my second time at Ninos Grand Beach Hotel, and I love it. The hotel is very clean and well maintained, with beautiful palm trees, flowers and green gardens.
The rooms are modern, comfortable, and cleaned every day. Many rooms have a beautiful sea view.
The food is delicious, always fresh and warm, with plenty of choice. The pool bar serves snacks all day, including pizza, sandwiches, sweet and savory pancakes and fresh fruit. There are also plenty of drinks, such as cocktails, beer, soft drinks, coffee and more.
The pools are beautiful and filled with seawater. The beach has some stones at the beginning but then it becomes sandy with crystal-clear water. If you enter the sea on the right side of the beach bar, you will find only small pebbles, making it much easier to get into the water.
I highly recommend Ninos Grand Beach Hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday.
Both sections of the resort are beautiful, spotless, and exceptionally well maintained. The rooms are comfortable, the facilities are excellent, and the beachfront location is ideal.
The staff are friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help. Special recognition should be given to the hotel management, the directors, and the senior management for their professionalism, outstanding hospitality, and excellent organization.
Their attention to detail and commitment to high standards are evident throughout the resort. Highly recommended.
We recently stayed here for a week and, overall, had a good holiday. The hotel is clean, the restaurant was good, and the food in the main restaurant was enjoyable with plenty of choice. The staff were generally friendly, and the sea is beautiful.
That said, this hotel could be much better with a few improvements.
The biggest issue was the lack of information when we arrived. We were simply handed our room key and that was it. Nobody explained where the restaurants or bars were, what time meals were served, or that only some of the bars are included with the all-inclusive package. We ended up walking into a bar and only then found out we had to pay. A simple welcome briefing or information sheet would make a big difference
The pool area is pleasant but feels too small for the size of the hotel, you will need to pay a refundable 10euros per beach towel if you don't intend on bringing your own and the snack bar struggled to keep up with demand, Food like pizza would disappear almost instantly because only a few slices were put out at a time, leaving people waiting for the next batch.
The hotel is advertised as being in Parga, but it isn't, It's around a 40-minute drive away.
If you want to visit Parga, taxis are very expensive, We hired a car frim the airport and were glad we did
Outside of the hotel you will find 1 shop and 1 restaurant a short walk to your left, other then that your quite isolated
Our room was clean, but there were a few disappointments, We only had one pillow each, and although we asked reception for extras, they never arrived. The bathroom was also poorly designed, with no shower curtain or screen, so every shower flooded the bathroom floor. The air-conditioning unit was situated in only one part of the room which had a partition between the single beds and the kingsize bed, so my children where freezing but we where roasting
The beach could also be improved. The sea itself is lovely, but the beach would benefit from being cleaned and raked more regularly to remove the seaweed and debris that washes up. If wanting a drink while at the beach they have a bar you need to pay for drinks at or you could walk to the pool bar to get your all inclusive one which personally is annoying
Overall, we enjoyed our stay and there are definitely plenty of positives. However, with better communication, a few practical improvements to the rooms, a better-managed snack bar, maybe a redesigning of the pools and seating areas and more attention to the beach, this hotel could easily provide a much better experience
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