We have just finished our 1 week All Inclusive holiday in Altura Hotel and we are very happy with everything. The location is amazing, close to the shops and restaurants and a 10 minute walk to the beach. The room we had was spacious and it was cleaned every day. The food was good, and plenty of options to choose from (even with a picky child). The pool is clean and a very nice addition to the hotel (they also have an adult only pool).
Each and every staff, including the waiters, the cleaners, the reception or at the pool bar are super friendly and kind and helpful.
Well done to everyone at Altura Hotel and thank you for letting us stay and enjoy a few more hours at the pool and a delicious lunch after we have checked out! 👏
Klara
We have been staying at the hotel for one week. It has been a wonderful experience, with an excellent value for money. The food is always varied, both at lunch and dinner, and throughout the entire week the same dishes have never been repeated. In addition, there is a snack bar that offers snacks in the afternoon.
The staff is very friendly and always available to help. The hotel is located 10 minutes from Tsilivi Beach, where there are many beach clubs. The hotel has two swimming pools; the upper one is absolutely beautiful, clean, and adults-only.
The hotel also offers entertainment activities such as water aerobics, bingo, and shows. The room is cleaned every morning, with clean towels provided regularly.
We were also lucky to have a room with a sea view, in a quiet area away from any noise. We will definitely come back. Thank you!
We had a wonderful stay at the Altura Hotel and would definitely recommend it. The value for money is excellent, and the service from the staff was absolutely fantastic.
The hotel is on a hill, so need to keep that in mind while booking.
Close to pubs, bars and restaurants and only a 15min walk to the beach.
Our son has a peanut allergy, and we were especially impressed by how carefully the staff handled this. At every meal, they checked what he could and couldn’t eat and took the time to explain the options to us. This gave us a real sense of security and made our holiday much more relaxing.
The rooms were cleaned frequently and kept very tidy. The reception and bar staff were also incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel at home throughout our stay.
The beds were a little too firm for my personal preference, but when we mentioned this, the hotel immediately arranged mattress toppers for us. Great service!
The hotel can be a little noisy at times, as the rooms are somewhat soundproofed. The food was tasty, although a little more variety would have been nice.
Overall, we had a fantastic holiday at the Altura Hotel. It’s a lovely, small-scale and personal hotel where you really feel looked after. We would happily stay here again!
We had a fantastic stay at Altura Hotel and would happily recommend it to anyone visiting Zakynthos.
The rooms were clean,comfortable and cleaned every day.The whole hotel was well maintained and had a lovely,welcoming atmosphere.
The biggest highlight is definitely the staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly,polite and always willing to help with a smile.They work hard to make every guest feel welcome and valued.
The food was excellent,with a great variety of fresh and tasty dishes every day.There was always something for everyone and every meal was enjoyable.
The location is also very convenient with the beach,restaurants and shops just a short walk away.
If you’re looking for a friendly hotel with delicious food, great service and excellent value for money, Altura Hotel is a fantastic choice. We would definitely stay here again!
Me and my girlfriend recently spent a week here. From start to finish, everything was excellent and there really wasn’t anything we could fault.
The location is brilliant, close to the town and the beach, which made it really easy to get out and explore while still having a lovely relaxing place to come back to.
The food was great, with plenty of choice, and the staff were all so friendly, welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. Our room was lovely and well looked after, and the service was fantastic.
The two pools were also a real highlight. It was so relaxing being able to spend time around the pool, and the whole atmosphere of the hotel was exactly what we wanted for a chilled out week away.
We both came home feeling like we’d had a really lovely holiday and would happily stay here again. A fantastic hotel with a great location, lovely staff, excellent food and brilliant service. Definitely deserving of five stars!
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