Das Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens ist ein Fünf-Sterne-Strandhotel in Vravrona. Das Hotel verfügt über 352 Zimmer und bietet einen privaten Strand mit Meerblick.
Strandspaß für die ganze Familie
Hier bist du genau richtig, wenn du Zeit am Strand mit kinderfreundlichen Einrichtungen verbringen möchtest. Es gibt Familienzimmer, ein Kinderbecken, einen Spielplatz und eine Kinderkrippe.
Ausstattung & Merkmale
Anreise / Abreise
15:00 / 12:00
Max. Personen pro Zimmer
4
Familienzimmer
Ja
Aussichten
Bergblick, Meerblick
Anzahl der Zimmer
352
Baujahr
1999 (renoviert 2012)
Hotelkette
Dolce Hotels and Resorts
Bezahlen im Hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, bar
Personenanzahl
3 Personen4 Personen
Lage
Am StrandBergblickDirekt am StrandPrivatstrandGarten / TerrasseMeerblick
Was ist der nächste Flughafen zu Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens?
Der nächste internationale Flughafen ist Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International, etwa 6 km entfernt.
Liegt Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens am Strand?
Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens liegt am oder nahe am Strand, sodass Sie schnell am Meer sind.
Ist Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens für Familien geeignet?
Ja, Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens verfügt über Einrichtungen für Familien mit Kindern.
Hat Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens ein Spa oder Wellness?
Ja, Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens bietet Spa und Wellness zum Entspannen.
Wie viele Sterne hat Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens?
Zeus Dolce by Wyndham Athens ist ein 5-Sterne-Haus.
Was Gäste sagen
8.2
Sehr gut
5747 Bewertungen über Google
I had an amazing three-day stay at Zeus Dolce, and I truly enjoyed every single moment from the moment I arrived until my departure.
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Ms. Anna, the PR Manager, whose warm welcome and exceptional hospitality made my stay truly wonderful. She was incredibly kind, professional, and attentive. She personally showed me around the resort, made sure I was comfortable in my room, and was always available whenever I needed any assistance. Every request was handled promptly and with genuine care.
Ms. Anna also recommended several restaurants, and I must say that all of her recommendations were absolutely superb. Her attention to detail and sincere hospitality made a real difference to my experience.
This was my first visit to Zeus Dolce, but it certainly will not be my last. The entire experience was memorable, and the way Ms. Anna represents the resort with such professionalism, warmth, and dedication is truly exceptional.
Thank you for everything and for making my stay so special. I look forward to returning many more times in the future!
I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this hotel. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt unwelcoming and uncomfortable. Both staff and some guests made us feel singled out and treated differently in a way that came across as racist and discriminatory.
The customer service was very poor throughout our stay. Staff were dismissive, unhelpful, and showed little interest in assisting us. We were not offered any help with luggage, despite clearly struggling, and even simple requests such as asking for an iron were handled poorly and without any urgency or professionalism.
One of the most upsetting moments was being told that I could not go on an excursion because I was “not French.” I found this deeply offensive and discriminatory. No guest should ever be excluded or treated differently because of their nationality or background.
What made the experience worse was the behaviour of certain guests, whose racist attitudes and comments made us feel even more uncomfortable. At no point did hotel staff step in, offer support, or make any effort to ensure we felt safe and respected during our stay.
A hotel should make all guests feel welcome regardless of their race or background, and unfortunately this was far from our experience. I would not recommend staying here based on the lack of hospitality, support, and the discriminatory environment we experienced.
We chose this hotel mainly because of its proximity to Athens Airport. The welcome at reception was friendly, and we appreciated being upgraded to a room with a private pool.
The location is beautiful, with the sea and mountains surrounding the property, making it a great place to relax. Unfortunately, that is where most of the positives end.
The rooms feel outdated and in need of major renovation. We also found towels and bathrobes with visible dark marks, which was disappointing for a hotel claiming to be five stars.
Housekeeping entered our room without knocking or receiving permission, which was quite surprising and not acceptable from a privacy perspective.
The final experience at check-out was even more frustrating. We waited around 30 minutes for the golf cart pick-up. We called several times and were repeatedly told that someone was coming shortly, but nobody arrived. On the last call, the staff member simply kept repeating “check-out” and “pick-up” instead of actually helping resolve the situation.
This hotel has an amazing location and beautiful surroundings, but it feels like management has stopped paying attention to the details that make a true five-star hotel. At its current price point, I would not recommend it. The property has great potential, but it urgently needs renovation, better maintenance, and much more attention to guest experience.
Zeus Dolce was an okay hotel, but in my opinion, it is definitely not a 5-star property.
Check-in was easy, and my room was ready and available when I arrived. The staff then took me to my ground-level suite near the beach by golf cart, which was convenient and a nice touch.
Unfortunately, the room itself was very disappointing. The furniture was old and dated, and the room clearly needs a renovation. The bed was uncomfortable, and the pillows were absolutely terrible.
The biggest issue was the horrible musty smell in the room. It smelled like a dirty mop that had been sitting around for months — almost like mold or mildew. I called the front desk and asked someone to come address the problem. Two hours later, nobody had come. I called again, and about 40 minutes later someone finally arrived. The housekeeper sprayed something, and I asked if I could keep the air freshener because I knew the smell wasn’t going to disappear. She said she couldn’t leave it with me, so I eventually had to buy my own air freshener from a local supermarket. Unfortunately, the smell never really went away during my stay.
Another major frustration was the front desk service. Almost every time I called from my room, it took three or four calls before anyone answered. Once someone finally answered, getting anything resolved was often a slow process.
Some staff members were friendly and helpful, but unfortunately, several employees had a very poor attitude. The staff at the pool bar in particular were extremely rude. Even asking a simple question sometimes resulted in being looked at as if you were bothering them. I also encountered similar attitudes from some of the other staff around the property.
The Wi-Fi was also pretty bad, which is another disappointment for a hotel at this price point.
As for the location, it is very isolated and far from everything. There really isn’t much happening around the property, so I would recommend staying somewhere more convenient if you want restaurants, nightlife, or things to do nearby.
Would I come back? Absolutely not. Do I regret staying here? Yes. I would recommend looking elsewhere. There are better options in Greece that offer a much better room, service, location, and overall experience for the money.
👍 Liked
* Amazing views.
* Friendly, polite, and cooperative staff.
👎 Didn’t like
* Mold in the rooms, including the central ventilation system.
* Breakfast was mediocre and lacked variety.
* Daily housekeeping was inconsistent; toiletries and amenities were often not replenished.
* Hotel appears understaffed, resulting in long waits for buggy service.
* No pool waiters; guests had to queue at the pool bar, which was often staffed by only one person.
* Main pool requires maintenance and has potential electrical safety concerns.
* Spa lacked hospitality touches (no special welcome drink or arrival experience).
* No valet or concierge service; guests were expected to carry their own luggage.
* Charging for pool towels was disappointing.
* Only the first bottled water in the room was complimentary; additional bottles were charged.
* Missed opportunities to showcase Greek culture through local shops, artisan pop-ups, or authentic experiences.
* One buggy driver (a woman with very short blonde hair) drove in an unsafe manner on multiple occasions.
* The paid luggage weighing machine did not work despite taking €3 over 3 x attempts
Overall the hotel has great potential, but currently falls under “unrealized potential”
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