Het Calamos Beach Hotel, onderdeel van de Anayia All Inclusive Resorts groep, is een driesterren strandhotel in Agii Apostoli. Het hotel beschikt over 185 kamers en een eigen privéstrand.
Onbezorgde stranddagen met het gezin
Gezinnen kunnen gebruikmaken van de crèche en het kinderzwembad. Familiekamers en gratis parkeergelegenheid maken je verblijf een stuk comfortabeler.
Servizi e caratteristiche
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Numero massimo di persone per camera
2
Camere per famiglie
Sì
Panorami
Vista sul mare, Vista sulle montagne
Numero di camere
185
Pagamenti in hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, in contanti
Posizione
Fronte spiaggiaVista montagnaSpiaggia privataGiardino / terrazzaVista Mare
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International73 km · ±73 min
Posizione
Androu, Agii Apostoli, 19014, Agii Apostoli, Grecia
Domande frequenti
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts è all-inclusive?
Sì, Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts offre una formula all-inclusive; i pasti e di solito le bevande sono inclusi. Verifica i dettagli con il fornitore.
Qual è l’aeroporto più vicino a Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts?
L’aeroporto internazionale più vicino è Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International, a circa 40 km.
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts è sulla spiaggia?
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts si trova sulla spiaggia o nelle vicinanze, quindi raggiungi il mare in fretta.
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts è adatto alle famiglie?
Sì, Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts dispone di servizi adatti alle famiglie con bambini.
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts ha una piscina?
Sì, Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts dispone di una o più piscine.
Quante stelle ha Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts?
Calamos Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts è una struttura a 3 stelle.
Cosa dicono gli ospiti
8.0
Molto buono
2004 recensioni su Google
A good hotel if you don’t expect 5-star luxury. Although it is a 3-star hotel, the price is very reasonable. The hotel is older, but it is well maintained, everything works properly, and everything is clean, which is what matters most. In that regard, it leaves a better impression than many overrated hotels.
The staff are exceptionally friendly, always smiling and willing to help. I had read many negative comments about the food, but in my opinion there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. The selection is quite decent for a hotel in this category. There are plenty of parking spaces, restaurant tables, and sunbeds available, which is often not the case even in much more expensive hotels.
Families with children will appreciate the playground, indoor playroom, billiards table, table tennis, and on-site mini market.
The only real downside of this hotel is the beach. It is rocky and there are often waves, so it is not ideal for young children. However, this is common throughout the surrounding area, and we were aware of that before arriving.
Overall, a very decent old-school hotel with no fake luxury, offering excellent value for money.
This is an interesting hotel. The view is incredible, both from the room and from the dining and resting areas. I saw here the most beautiful sunsets and sunrises. Sea and pool are very close to the rooms as well.
However what bothered me is that a lot of the services seem to be designed for a much smaller amount of people than there were. The dining room and the small beach often felt crowded.
The food selection is small and it was obvious to see the hotel is trying to save on the food. Fake coke, fake ketchup, fake tzatziki, cheap coffee etc. However the cakes were surprisingly good and we appreciated the 24/7 approach to beer and ice cream.
The staff is friendly and helpful but especially in the dining area they often seemed very overwhelmed with the work. The beach is a bit of a chaos - not enough sunbeds and people fighting over them. We had sunbeds stolen from us along with our towels several times. It’s a shame there isn’t a person supervising the beach.
But overall I choose 4 stars because we didn’t have any major problems and considering the price, it’s a good place to stay at. The nice town of Agii Apostoli nearby is also a good place to walk and have a good dinner when you get tired of eating the same things at the hotel.
The hotel has 2 dogs and several cats and that’s always a plus. The dogs even went to see us off to our bus when we were leaving.
The hotel itself is Ok. The rooms are very clean, the view is great. The staff is also nice. The food is edible. Not good, not too bad, just edible. The quality isn't the best, but for the price is Ok. However this was the only hotel where I managed to get 0 sleep. The club next door is simply horrible, blasting "music" that sounds more like a dying, stoned walrus until 5:15 am. Even the furniture in the room was vibrating. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
I would like to leave a glowing review of the Calamos Beach Family Club.
My stay at this hotel was a truly delightful experience. The sea is right nearby, the atmosphere is peaceful and cozy, and—most importantly—the staff were incredibly attentive and welcoming.
I want to give a special thank you to the hotel team for helping organize a romantic dinner. We wanted to create a special evening, and the staff really went the extra mile to ensure everything was beautiful and atmospheric. It was wonderful to see such attention paid to our wishes—moments like these are exactly what make a vacation unforgettable.
Hotel is good, everything except cleaning of rooms, for 10 days, our room was cleaned only once and that was after two complaints. Everything else was great! Food was great, staff is amazing, they are always polite! Another lowlight is that ice coffee or fredo cappuccino were not included in all inclusive, that is shameful! Everything would be if the beach was decent, unfortunately on the scale 1-5 beach was 1.5, large rocks in the shallow water, and there is not much of shallow water, and the waves were, well, not suitable for kids…. If you love beach and the sea, this hotel should be avoided…
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