The Georgioupolis Suites is a five-star hotel located in Georgioupolis. It is located directly on the beach and has 64 rooms.
For families and couples
You get access to a water park, a pool, a spa, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi. It's ideal for families who want to spend time by the pool and couples who want beach access.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Views
Sea view
Number of rooms
64
Year of manufacture
2021
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, cash
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
conference roomFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantsmoking allowedSpa & wellnessSwimming pool
We just got back from our second stay at Georgioupolis Suites, and honestly, it was even better than the first time. We spent 11 days there with another family and our kids, and everyone absolutely loved it.
First off, the food is incredible. Every single meal was top-notch, including the specialty restaurants. You can really tell the hotel is always working on improving things and making the experience better year after year.
What makes this place truly special, though, is the staff. Everyone is so genuinely warm and friendly. You can tell there’s a really great atmosphere among the team, whether you’re talking to someone at the front desk, the bar, or the buffet.
I wish I could remember everyone’s name to thank them individually! A huge shoutout to Indrit, the service manager—what a fantastic guy. He went out of his way to make sure we had everything we needed.
Thank you 😀
This hotel deserves real appreciation
- staff: great service and really professional approach, really good team
- food & drinks quality: no compromise, enough variety for all tastes incl live cooking and interesting options. Best cocktails I have had in all-in holidays. 3 x a la carte to choose from
- boutique feeling: no hustles, no queues, no hundreds of people doing the same. Always enough place for everyone either while eating or at the pool/beach
- animation: interesting enough, the evening one.
- clean: no compromise, well done
- rooms: options with private pools as well, for me could be bigger as size but no drama
- pools, beach, aquapark: very beautiful and private beach, no queues and fight for chairs/beds. Flat sand. Aquapark good enough. Pools also intimate and good
- general feeling: wonderful luxury design, guests feel special. Money well spent.
We've just come back from Georgioupolis Suites and the whole place blew us away!
There were always free sunbeds around the pool and up at the infinity pool, and the same went for the Bali beds on the beach.
Stella and her bar team were fantastic, the restaurant ran beautifully under Indrit, and the head chef came round constantly to check everything was right. Reception was always properly staffed so we never queued for anything.
The whole resort is beautifully kept and we will definitely be coming back.
Excellent holiday! Great report, lovely rooms, very good food and drinks. The beach and pools as well as the water park were just right for our family of 5.
The staff are all extremely friendly and very helpful.
Local facilities for days out and attractions to visit are very good too. We booked a number of activities, Quad tour and Boat tour with Georgeoupolis Safari and they were very helpful and friendly.
Would recommend the Suites very much.
Really enjoyed our stay at Georgioupolis Suites and AquaPark. Rooms were comfortable, staff were super friendly and helpful the whole time. Food was really good too, and the aquapark was a hit with the kids - great choice for families. Slightly outside the centre but worth it. Highly recommend!
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