The White Olive Premium Laganas ligt direct aan het strand in Zakynthos. Dit viersterren all-inclusive hotel heeft 137 kamers en een zwembad.
Voor strandliefhebbende families
Er zijn familiekamers, spa- en wellnessfaciliteiten en een fitnessruimte. Dit hotel is ideaal voor families die strand en zwembad binnen handbereik willen.
Utstyr og egenskaper
Innsjekking / utsjekking
15:00 / 11:00
Maks. antall personer per rom
3
Familierom
Ja
Antall rom
137
Betaling på hotellet
Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay
Antall personer
3 personer
Beliggenhet
På strandenRett ved stranden
Fasiliteter
BarKonferanseromTreningGratis parkeringGratis WiFiRestaurantSpa og velværeTransferSvømmebasseng
Målgruppe
Familierom
Din ideelle opphold
Tilrettelagt for bevegelseshemmede
Passer for
Familier
Overnattingstype
Hotell
Barn
Barnevennlig
I nærområdet
Ζάκυνθος sentrum6,4 km
Strand (Laganas beach)1,1 km
Supermarked60 m
Apotek710 m
Sykehus630 m
Bussholdeplass380 m
Minibank120 m
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International360 km · ±317 min
Beliggenhet
Laganas, Zakynthos, 29100, Zakynthos, Hellas
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Is White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive all-inclusive?
Yes, White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive offers an all-inclusive plan; meals and usually drinks are included. Check the exact terms with the provider.
What is the nearest airport to White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive?
The nearest international airport is Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, about 224 km away.
Is White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive on the beach?
White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Is White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive suitable for families?
Yes, White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive have a spa or wellness area?
Yes, White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
How many stars does White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive have?
White Olive Premium Laganas – All Inclusive is a 4-star property.
Modern hotel with great staff, but mixed vibes for families with older kids
We spent 8 days here at the beginning of August as a family of 4. Overall, the hotel offers modern comfort and friendly service, though a few areas could be improved for family stays.
Rooms & Cleanliness
The room was spacious, modern, and very accommodating for a family of four, featuring comfortable beds, ample storage, and an excellent shower.
Housekeeping came every day and the staff were lovely, though the floors could have benefited from a thorough hoovering during our stay.
The main downside was nighttime noise; we had younger guests in the rooms below engaging in rather inappropriate behaviour in their swim-up/private pools, which wasn't ideal for a family setting.
Dining & Restaurant
The main restaurant is spacious, clean, and well laid out, run by polite, helpful, and attentive staff. However, the buffet serving area feels quite compact for the hotel's capacity, and the food selection could use more day-to-day variety. There isn't a dedicated kids' corner, the actual food choices for children were fairly limited, and the snack bar would benefit from a broader menu throughout the day.
Location & Amenities
The location is fantastic—just a short walk to the beach, local shops, restaurants, and activities. The pool area itself is pleasant, though adding waterslides would make it far more engaging for children. We also found entertainment lacking for kids aged 6+, which left our older child a bit bored in the evenings.
Lastly, while the staff were welcoming, we noticed uncomfortable staring from some other guests from Eastern Europe towards our mixed-race family.
Stayed here in april for a week, off peak time was lovley and quite. Hotel had a good location about a 10min walk from the laganas strip. Staff were very polite and more than helpful. Room cleaning was great and made it look brand new each time. Food wasnt to my liking and i didnt enjoy it all the time but i feel like this is typical in all these hotels. Gave us a birthday gift on our stay which was a nice suprise was not expected and checking in/out process was very simple. Staff were very knowledgable about the local area for the best shops and places to book day trips and hires. Asked for a longer checkout on the last day and was not a problem.
Great hotel would reccommend
Just come back today after spending my 21st here with my fiancée and just want to say that it was an absolutely amazing hotel . Pools were amazing and very clean and cleaned every night ! Food was okay but what can you expect for all inclusive. There was not a lot of food options for an all inclusive however their was always a few good things each night . Best all inclusive food I’ve had by far ! The drinks and cocktails were fantastic! Staff absolutely lovely and kind . Room was bigger than expected and cleaned regularly. Everything was very close to the hotel . Beach isn’t great near by however if you walk 10-15 mins each way the beaches are much better so can’t complain with the location! Can say for what I payed I definitely got my monies worth and would 1000% stay again !
It's a really good all inclusive hotel, the staff is very polite and welcoming.
Rooms and the hotel in general are very clean , the barmans are all very kind,friendly and ready to chat and share a conversation.
Food has a variety of options and includes items for people who have allergies or intolerances .
Reception is very kind, always with a smile and try to find a solution for your inquiries, like for me when I asked for a fan cause the kid and my girlfriend dont like air conditioning but I m a person who is boiling and need something to cool off. They searched and found one for me.
Overall great hotel to stay as you wander around the island for family activities.
But as a greek family ,cause the hotel is from a foreign agency, you need to know they will have mostly foreigners resting all day at thr hotel and they might be a bit loud and drinking. If you don't mind then you will have a nice experience in the hotel.
Really good hotel, at least room wise. They are nice, clean with comfortable beds and pillows. Everything else ranges from mediocre to outright bad. Yes there is a gym, but has very few machines, most of which are worn-out. And that's the story for majority of accomodations the hotel provides. Especially food.
First day it tastes good, great even. But with time you realize that each and every dish has this acidic aftertaste that exhausts your taste buds. By day three you will detest going to lunch or dinner.
On the bright side, there have been no problems with customer service, all staff members are helpful and friendly.
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