L'Hôtel Filoxenia Zakynthos est un établissement de plage quatre étoiles situé sur l'île de Zakynthos. L'hôtel propose 85 chambres, un jardin avec terrasse et le Wi-Fi gratuit.
Ce lieu est particulièrement adapté aux familles. On y trouve des chambres familiales, une piscine pour enfants, une aire de jeux et une crèche.
Tsilivi, 29100, Zakynthos, 29100, Zakynthos, Grèce
L’aéroport international le plus proche est Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, à environ 217 km.
Filoxenia Hotel Zakynthos se trouve sur la plage ou à proximité, vous êtes donc vite à la mer.
Oui, Filoxenia Hotel Zakynthos dispose d’équipements adaptés aux familles avec enfants.
Oui, Filoxenia Hotel Zakynthos dispose d’une ou plusieurs piscines.
Filoxenia Hotel Zakynthos est un établissement 4 étoiles.
Filoxenia Hotel Zakynthos est indiqué comme acceptant les animaux. Vérifiez les conditions auprès du prestataire.
Très bien
477 avis sur Google
The rooms have just been renovated and we're absolutely amazing. Well done and the hotel is very clean. Facility's are good the all inclusive cuts at 11pm which is strange for it not to be 24hr like most other places. The food is well done good variation over the period we were there. We stayed for 1 week and never felt like we were getting bored of the food. The pool bar was well stocked as well which is always a bonus we stayed in the 1 of the 2 bed family rooms and they were beautiful well maintained and cleaned daily. The staff were helpful and very happy to chat along with you. We had a 2 year old with us and they were so good with him and seemed very helpful. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
We had a wonderful one-day stay at Flioxenia Hotel Zakynthos. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, making us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. The breakfast was delicious with a good variety of fresh food. The hotel is in a great location, with the sea just a short walk away. The beach is rocky, but it is very clean and the water is beautiful. My family and I truly enjoyed our stay and had a relaxing and memorable experience. We would be happy to stay here again and highly recommend this hotel.
Great hotel if you re looking for chill vibes, you do need a car if you want to travel around to shops or to the beach, but they do offer a bus that goes you to the beach too. The rooms are great, big, there are two pools, decent size. The food was okay, could be better, but there were many varieties. The bar drinks arent great, cheap. Overall i would recommend the hotel, it was great.
We have just finished 10 days here after having been to the filoxenia hotel for two years in a row, it was such a wonderful experience and it was lovely to see the growth the hotel has endured over the years with new renovations. The bartenders in the day and night are great at what they do and they are always welcoming and friendly to everyone. The cleaners constantly check the rooms and make sure they are up to standard by always restocking and changing sheets, etc. The staff at reception were so helpful for anything we needed. The Greek cuisines, alongside, many other wonderful dishes have constantly been frowned upon from these reviews but it was absolutely amazing, with lots of options for those who may not want to try Greek food. Honestly the chefs are so hardworking and I feel they have not been credited as much as they deserve. Another group of individuals I feel have honestly not been recognised for their constant contribution into making the hotel the best it can be is the waiters and waitresses. They are always on their toes, cleaning, collecting dishes, helping anyone who needs it, and also being so friendly and welcoming to everyone. I much appreciate all the staffs efforts and never ending work to give a superb experience to all guests coming to the filoxenia hotel. The three pools were constantly clean and nice with two whole sides of sunbeds to choose from. Leaving on my birthday was honestly so hard as I will forever love this place, we will be back next year at this hotel for the third year in a row. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience.
Just back from 2 weeks at Filoxenia absolutely brilliant. Lovely clean hotel,friendly staff ,shout out to Alexandria and Alain. Food was lovely always something to suit . 20 min walk to Tsilivi with plenty bars and restaurants. Highly recommend and we will be back
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