Location wise it is amazing, very close to beach. But older building rooms are not quite good, lots of improvements can be made. Service requires better hospitality from front desk, seems no is always the answer. Dinners are quite random ended up skipping them after feeling bad eating.
If food and service improved , this hotel has good potential.
We were very satisfied with our stay, especially with our room on the first floor. It was super spacious with two separate rooms (a bedroom and an additional living space) and kept very clean, with daily floor cleaning. The beds and pillows were exceptionally comfortable.
The location is ideal- it is far enough from the noisy old town that you can actually open your window at night and hear the sea waves.
The reception team was friendly and efficient; since we had a late check-in, they had even prepared sandwiches for us upon arrival.
As for the dining: breakfast and dinner were decent, though the menu lacked variety and got a bit repetitive day to day. The coffee was also a downside and could definitely be improved.
Overall, a great, restful hotel.
Was here 4 years ago. It was okey for my first trip to Greece.
Now: room that is given is very bad, dirty, full of mosquitoes, no balcony, no where to dry clothes after swimming, single window is looking toward crowded road (when booked it was pool view). Worker at reception told that there is no way they can change the room, everything is full, but the hotel is half empty.
Since four years ago I have changed my mind, I do not recommend this hotel at all.
Great stay and lovely staff!
It is a very nice hotel and I had a great time here. The staff is extremely friendly, and the ladies working there are very helpful and attentive. I highly recommend this place for a pleasant holiday!
It is difficult to express my thoughts on this hotel. I will start with the positives. A good location . Friendly and helpful staff . Rooms were outdated , but clean , no tea or coffee facilities in the rooms , no iron in the room . And the food is where this hotel is really lacking . Room temperature at best. Over cooked, and if you have food allergies, it's a no-no .
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