We had a lovely stay at the Hara llios village. Hotel was very clean, lovely staff and not far from the beach. Also food was good. There was one staff that was working in evening on reception she was loving to my sister when she had a fall downstairs got her some ice pack and was very kind to her. Also we spend our birthday there and when we got back to are room we had a birthday cake in the fridge. We also like the sunset point. We both had a lovely 10 day stay.
I really enjoyed my stay here! I booked the hotel through Booking.com, and when I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a free room upgrade, which was a really nice touch.
The breakfast and dinner were both very good, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. The swimming pool is a little small, but it’s still nice for cooling off and relaxing.
Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend this place to anyone!
We had a wonderful holiday in Hara Llios village! The location is beautiful, peaceful, and perfect for a relaxing getaway.
A real highlight was the massage from Stam it was absolutely fantastic! Whether you're looking for a strong, deep-tissue massage or a gentle, relaxing one, Stam is the man for the job. He really knows what he's doing and tailors it perfectly to what you need.
Highly recommend both the village and Stam's massages. Excellent all round! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Perfect spot for us! It is close to the beach and center.
The service is good and the staff is very friendly.
They are renovating some rooms, but as a customer you barely notice it.
The whole ambiance is beautiful.
We booked All Inclusive and that was a good decision. The buffets are good and everybody can find something they like.
Even though we are still here, hopefully we can come back again in the future. 😊
Great location, staff all work hard and everything is kept clean. Anna on reception was extremely helpful. I have marked down because we did not think we received value for money. We went all inclusive, however compared to previous holidays at similar star rating hotels it didnt feel as if we had the same value for money. The cleaner left a bottle of water in the room everday, one day she forgot, we asked at the bar and had to pay 2euro. There were no water stations, when you ask at the bar you got a small tumbler, about 2 mouthful. The bar by the pool seems to serve coffee and drinks to paying guest before 11am, however when we asked for a coke we were turned away and told to wait until 11am. We could go to the restaurant which stays open to 10.30am but you are not allowed to take your drinks out. So we ended up buying water and coke at the supermarket every day. If I was to return i would book room only and go out to experience many of the wonderful local restaurants and bars.
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