“חלום של מלון, הייתי יכולה לגור בו חודש”
From the moment I arrived, the staff were charming, warm, and extremely helpful. I chose the hotel because of its beautiful, unique design inspired by a Greek fishing village and because I was looking for a quiet spot away from the intense bustle of Walking Street in Pai. I’m really glad I made that choice. The hotel is a quarter‑hour walk from Walking Street and offers free round‑trip shuttle service throughout the day. Sometimes I walked to enjoy the weather and discover new routes in Pai, and when I needed a shuttle the staff gladly arranged it for me. It was convenient and indulgent. The service level here is probably the highest I’ve experienced in a hotel. The staff go above and beyond to create a pleasant atmosphere, and their care is evident in every detail. For example, when the mattress was uncomfortable I asked for an extra layer of padding; they added it, and when that still wasn’t enough they added another layer. I felt they truly cared about my comfort. The restaurant food was excellent. The breakfast was varied, rich, and indulgent, and the dishes I ordered later that day were great, especially the chicken with Kashk and the schnitzels. There’s also a charming detail that fits the fishing village vibe: small boats where guests can row from their rooms to breakfast. I arrived without children, but it was really fun to see families enjoying that experience. The pool was very pleasant, both in terms of water temperature and as a place to relax on a sun lounger and read a book. The soothing music at the restaurant and by the pool adds to the atmosphere. Even the little details are thought through: a umbrella was waiting for me in the room, and umbrellas are also available in the restaurant, so you can move comfortably when the rain arrives. The whole experience here is filled with care, generosity, and attentiveness. Without a doubt, if I return to Pai, I would love to stay at this hotel again. The only downside was that the mattress was initially uncomfortable.
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