I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Meropi. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and very well maintained. The staff were exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile. The rooms were spacious and spotless, and the facilities were excellent.
The location was convenient, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. The food was delicious with a good variety of options, and the overall atmosphere was relaxing and enjoyable.
I highly recommend Hotel Meropi to anyone looking for a pleasant and memorable vacation. Thank you to the entire team for making our stay so enjoyable. We would be happy to return in the future!
Mais
My family and I vacationed in early May 2026 and really enjoyed it; there weren't many people there yet. The grounds were beautiful and well-maintained. Bed linens and towels were changed daily. Since we were traveling with different children, there was a playhouse where we could leave them with a very pleasant entertainer. The sea is a 10-minute walk away. There's a nice mini-aqua park for older children. I especially loved the restaurant menu. It was very varied and delicious. There's a good bar with delicious local drinks. It's all-inclusive. Special thanks to the restaurant staff, who were very friendly and did their job well. Special thanks to restaurant manager Nicholas and his team for their friendliness and for resolving any issues or situations that arose. Overall, we highly recommend this hotel. Everything was up to par!
We spent our vacation here with our family. It’s a wonderful place.The food was very tasty and suited every taste. The sandy beach with a gentle entry into the water is only 5 minutes from the hotel, and the rooms are nice.
The hotel has its own water park and swimming pools, so my daughter was very happy and didn’t want to go home.
Thank you to all the staff!
We had an amazing stay. The staff was incredibly helpfull and friendly. Whenever we had a question or a request they rushed to our aid. Would definitely recommend it.
Never been to a worse hotel. Location was good but staff were extremely rude. I ask for a few beers for me and a few friends and the bar tender aggressively raises his voice and makes a scene with me saying they have to come up and get a drink themselves. The cleaner walked in my room every morning and took the bin out and that was it, she didn’t even tidy my room or give me new towels. This was every morning! One member of staff asked if I’m “f*ck*ng stupid” because I was playing music at 10PM quietly on my balcony. Bear in mind the bar was open down below. Finally the food is terrible, you have to pay for most drinks apart from their cheap beer and horrible liquor. You even have to pay for beach towels.
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