The food was tasty even though the menu was small, and the quality of the dishes mattered more than quantity; the air‑conditioning was good, the property was well kept, the beds were comfortable, and the staff were pleasant. However, the all‑inclusive package did not include drinks—only three kinds of wine, one type of beer, and ouzo were offered. Paid cocktails were available for 10 €. I had to buy Greece’s rum and gin at the airport because the hotel explained that all‑inclusive did not cover those. Coffee was only served at breakfast in the dining room, and in the afternoon it was only available at the pool bar. Better wine was available at the buffet, but the wine at the pool bar was inferior, tasted worse, and you couldn’t take a bottle from the buffet to the sun loungers or lobby. The parking was open to the street; the rest of the parking had higher barriers. Not everyone could park, and I didn’t see any problem freeing two spots closer to the cabin. The value for money was too high for what was offered, as the price in September was about 2200, and I found a better all‑inclusive place with extra attractions and a higher standard for less money in the same period next year. The apartments were very noisy. Despite the beautiful décor and well‑maintained walls, every time water ran in the toilet or someone opened the balcony door, the noise was noticeable. I didn’t mention the chair scraping when someone got up from the balcony. Neighbours shared these comments. The doors closed with a crack; pressing the handles didn’t lock them, so you had to manually lock the door. Still, people who don’t party and look for relaxation gather there, and there were no drunken or loud people lacking manners. I rated the property 8/10, and despite the issues I had a good holiday.
Adrian3 weeks ago