Het Zeus Eretria Resort ligt in Eretria, Griekenland, direct aan het strand. Dit viersterrenhotel heeft 221 kamers met uitzicht op zee.
Voor gezinnen bij het strand
Het is een fijne plek voor gezinnen met jonge kinderen. Familiekamers, een kinderopvang en een kinderzwembad maken het verblijf extra comfortabel voor gezinnen.
Équipements et caractéristiques
Arrivée / départ
15:00 / 12:00
Nombre maximal de personnes par chambre
6
Chambres familiales
Oui
Vues
Vue sur le jardin, Vue sur la piscine, Vue sur la mer, Vue sur le lac, Vue sur la rivière
Nombre de chambres
221
Paiement à l'hôtel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay, Visa Electron, Diners Club, en espèces
Nombre de personnes
3 personnes4 personnes5 personnes6 personnes
Emplacement
En bord de merAu bord du lacJardin / terrasseVue sur mer
Équipements
Climatisation (chambre)BalconBarSalle de conférenceSalle de sportParking gratuitWi-Fi gratuitRestaurantSpa & bien-êtreTransfertPiscine
Enfants
GarderieClub enfantsPiscine enfantsAdapté aux enfantsAire de jeux
Public
Chambres familiales
Votre séjour idéal
Accessible PMR
Idéal pour
Familles
Type d'hébergement
Hôtel
Installations sportives
Tennis
Dans les environs
Centre « Αμάρυνθος »3,7 km
Centre « Ερέτρια »4,6 km
Centre « Νέα Παλάτια »10,6 km
Plage900 m
Supermarché4,4 km
Pharmacie3,7 km
Arrêt de bus450 m
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International119 km · ±112 min
We are currently staying at Zeus Resort, and I can honestly say it has exceeded all our expectations.
This place truly feels like a little piece of paradise. The surroundings are absolutely beautiful, peaceful, and perfectly maintained. It's an ideal destination for families with children, offering plenty of space and a safe, relaxing atmosphere, while also being a wonderful getaway for couples looking to unwind.
The hotel itself is outstanding. The rooms are spotless, the facilities are excellent, and the level of service is exceptional. Every member of the staff is welcoming, friendly, and always ready to help with a smile.
The food deserves a special mention—it is absolutely delicious! Every meal is fresh, varied, and prepared with great care. There is something for everyone, and every dish we have tried has been fantastic.
Thank you, Zeus Resort, for creating such a memorable experience. We are enjoying every moment of our stay and will definitely recommend this wonderful place to our family and friends. Bravo, Zeus!
What a wonderful experience!!!!
We travel alot and always stay in high end hotels, I have to stay that this is definitely in our top 5 ever, after our 2nd visit. From our arrival to leaving the staff are very friendly and professional.
Our room, which was very kindly upgraded by the hotels was perfect, family bungalow private pool.
We ate at two of their a la carte restaurants (I can't recall the names). What a wonderful experience!!!
At the beach restaurant we are welcomed by the Hotel Manager-very kind and helpful , who escorts us to our table. Our meal didn't disappoint either, everything we had delicious (I do have to warn you they dishes are enough portions). Our server was spot on.
Our 2nd night we ate at the Italian near the pool, I won't repeat my writing and just say read the above paragraph again.
Overall our experience was fantastic, after a week on a yacht this is just the strawberry on top, I really made our family vacation perfect.
Thank you to all the staff for everything you did for us.
10/10.....
Only minus is that kids are not allowed in the inside SPA swimming pool, so it is better to come in warm months 😉 food is ok.
If you have a rental car you can reach within 1 hour a lot of beautiful beaches 😉
Edited:
Sorry, I forgot to mention all the positives! 😉
One of the things I loved most about Hotel Zeus was its beautiful outdoor area. There is so much greenery, charming traditional-style buildings and lovely paths that are perfect for an evening walk. There are also courts for basketball, tennis and padel. The greenery and the way the entire area is maintained really made an impression on me. It’s simply beautiful! 😊
Relaxing all inclusive break and well looked after by brilliant staff
My wife and I stayed here with three of our grandchildren on an all inclusive one week holiday.
The kids had plenty to do and more than enough to eat. The food choices were extensive and of excellent quality. The staff works very hard, are very friendly and nothing was too much bother for them. The greek nights live music organised by the hotel were great and I enjoyed the entertainment by the pool. I can’t really fault the place. Overall, we had a brilliant, relaxing time.
**Far from a 5-Star Experience**
During our stay, the air conditioning was not cooling the room properly. When we reported it, we were told that some guests had complained about being cold and they switched it off. However, each room has its own controller, so this explanation did not make much sense.
The beach is not as close as the advertising may suggest, although a golf cart service is available to transport guests.
The all-inclusive package is poorly defined, and drinks are served in very cheap plastic cups, which feels inappropriate for a hotel claiming a 5-star standard.
The food was adequate to fill your stomach, but nothing more. The bread was old and dry every day. On our last morning, the hotel experienced a power outage, so even the toaster was not working at breakfast.
One of the worst aspects of the stay was the large number of stray cats in the restaurant and around the restaurant and restaurant's terrace. They would sit just a few centimeters from guests' tables and plates, and I even saw them licking collected dishes. This was particularly surprising given that the hotel is officially not pet-friendly.
On a positive note, the staff were polite, correct, and helpful throughout our stay.
I spend several months each year staying in hotels around the world and rarely choose 5-star properties. However, even many lower-rated hotels I have stayed in, offered a noticeably better overall experience. Unfortunately, this hotel does not meet the standards I would expect from a 5-star resort.
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Aulis (en grec ancien et katharevousa Αὐλίς / Aulís, en grec Αυλίδα, Avlida) est une ancienne ville portuaire de Béotie, située sur l'Euripe, à une vingtaine de kilomètres à l'est de Thèbes, en face de l'Eubée, ayant donné son nom à un ancien dème moderne du nome d'Eubée, appartenant depuis 2010 au dème des Chalcidiens. La région entourant la ville est parfois désignée sous le nom d’Aulide.
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