Perdikia Beach

The location was convenient, breakfasts were lovely, and the staff were friendly. I especially enjoyed the room on the top floor, which offered a great view of the mountain from the balcony, though there were not enough oranges for breakfast.

Iurii·Hace 3 semanas

The spot, the food, and the rooms were all fine—just a decent three‑star experience. The main problem was the restaurant’s hygiene: plates were only rinsed at the center, leaving greasy edges and old marks, and the same issue applied to cutlery. Tablecloths were rarely changed and usually stained. The kitchen frequently ran out of items—first bowls, then teacups, then spoons, etc. The worst part was that managers, claiming no alternatives, kept putting guests in windowless rooms on the fifth floor (no elevator, regardless of age or health), with ceilings so low that standing in the shower was impossible. After a day or two they would finally offer an alternative (which I had actually paid for) that lacked any spare sockets, had dusty windows, and a view of a constantly humming huge air conditioner just to avoid staying in the crypt. I spent one night there and felt almost claustrophobic; others were less lucky and stayed longer. Overall, a fine experience if your vacation lasts only a week.

Artem·Hace 4 semanas

“Simple et efficace”

The staff were responsive, the location was great, and the hotel is pretty, but it’s disappointing that there’s no complimentary water at dinner while it’s provided for breakfast.

Mikail·Hace 2 meses

The location was fine, but on the first night we were given a bad-looking spare room; after we complained—both verbally and in writing—they moved us to a better room the next day, and the rest of the stay went smoothly.

Ovidiu68sv·Hace 2 meses

“WAARDELOOS”

The only positive was the good beachside location, yet the overall experience was a huge letdown. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone who values hygiene, service, comfort, or a normal night’s sleep. The room was small, dirty, and poorly maintained; upon arrival a strong sewage smell hit us and flies were everywhere. The floor still had hair from previous guests, and the walls and tiles bore dirty stains. The cleaning staff seemed to do only half the job and left the room barely clean. The most bizarre thing was finding a dirty, used cleaning sponge in the sink after we returned. How can they “clean” a room and then leave a used sponge in the bathroom? The beds were terrible—mattresses were so worn that you could feel the springs poking through, making sleep impossible. After a day of activities, you just want to relax, but that was impossible here. The bathroom was a disaster: the showerhead was worn out, and during a shower the cabin flooded to ankle level, then water leaked under the shower into the entire bathroom, flooding the floor. This is unacceptable for a hotel that charges so much. The so‑called hospitality was also lacking; after a long, hot trip I asked for a glass of water at reception, and the receptionist told me to buy it at the bar. Seriously? A tired guest arriving after a hot journey being denied a simple glass of water because the staff want money? That alone says a lot about the service. Even during breakfast and dinner you practically get nothing to drink.

Ilker·Hace 2 meses