Het Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts ligt in Malakonta, Griekenland. Je vindt het hotel direct aan het strand en het beschikt over 274 kamers.
Er is hier van alles te doen voor families. Familiekamers, een kinderzwembad, entertainment voor de kleintjes en een speeltuin zorgen voor volop vermaak voor de jongste gasten.
Malakonda, Malakonta, 34008, Malakonta, Hellas
Yes, Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts offers an all-inclusive plan; meals and usually drinks are included. Check the exact terms with the provider.
The nearest international airport is Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International, about 54 km away.
Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Palmariva Beach Hotel by Anayia All Inclusive Resorts is a 4-star property.
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The hôtel is very clean , huge garden outside , the staf are very kind , the food is nice and there is a big variety so you can choose, the cocktails are very tasty , they even made an event where they brought a duet singers very sweety with incredible voices , alot of the staff speaks French which i was surprised hh , the only negative point is that there was a room for kids and a lady is inside supposedly to take care of the kids, i went inside with my baby of 1 year and half , she didn't even smile to us , she was playing with another kid ( around 4 or 5 years old ) she didnt pay any single attention to my baby didnt ask anything, so i stayed with my baby inside , she was looking at my child with a poker face not a hi or nothing, didnt say goodbye or hello , very rude for someone in contact and in charge of little kids ,i didn't report her immediately cuz i didnt want to make a scene but i had to write about it so u ppl take care of ur kids and don't leave them with her . But everything else was amazing ❤️❤️❤️
I visited Palmariva hotel from June 28th til July 12th, so I can say I am mostly satisfied. Management of the hotel are working hard, same with restaurant and kitchen crew, and cleaning ladies are just working very devotedly to keep everything in order. Food is good, and I am surprised by cooking prowess of the kitchen crew, from simple ingredients they make magic...Special thanks to Vasilis and Iracles( very serious guy😀) and other guys preparing these delicious meals. If I can say like that, maybe a little constructive criticism, even though I don't like to give critics to other cooking skills, but for my taste, less cinnamon and less mediteranian spices( I am not sure which are they, but they are present in almost every salad, meat and fish). I am not trying to give bad critics, just a remark. Also restaurant is very clean, special thanks to chief Kostas( don't ruin your health, working is good but, easy a bit), Paris( deputy chief, very optimistic guy), Filinta( always smiling its wondrous), Anna, Anna B, Nektarios, Alysia, Victoria, Aggeliki, and the rest of the crew( I appologize to the rest of the crew, cause I didn't remember all your names, but you are just as amazing like forementioned) just ease a little bit, you are overworking guys, you are overdevoted( Mr manager of the hotel, they need a raise!!!) First day I had some complaints about my accomodation, but we resolved it very quickly...Special thanks to Julia guest manager PR , Anna, Roula, Kristalia and the rest of the crew, you are a problem solvers. Cleaning ladies, you are overworking also, I don't know about your payment, but for that devotion, I would give you raise. Beach is clean, maybe a little bit more sundbeds and solaires, and only when capacity of the hotel is full. Also special thanks to a guy cleaning the beach, he is doing an excellent job. Very nice hotel, with great and friendly staff and a good food. P.S A little bit more varieties of ice cream flavours would be a nice thing, but these are also nice.
Very nice hotel. Animation was amazing! Food was very good. Beach is nice, pool is OK. We stayed there in start of July. Hotel offers basketball court, tennis courts, table tennis, mini golf. It has beautiful sunset view from the docks.
Stayed at the hotel, the rooms were very well kept and clean, and the staff was extremely nice. The food at the buffet was very wide in variety and delicious. The staff is very diligent about cleanliness, and that can be seen throughout the hotel, from the beach to the dining room. The pool is also extremely clean, although it does close a bit early (6pm). Overall super satisfied with the stay, would definitely come again!
Best relaxed holidays in Greece! The beach is directly and very clean! You feel safe here! My room was comfortable and my bed of good quality! The menu has big variety and good cheeses! Good wine, good beer, all the beverages are very good! Helpful staff good service barmen housekeeping! Julia at public relations, Nikos at the bar, Vicky at reception were just perfect!!!! I am very satisfied!!!
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