Korakia Pensione

“This was the most peaceful stay imaginable. Wonderful staff, beautiful grounds and pools. Excellent breakfast, coffee”

I was blown away by the beauty, the silence, and the meticulous attention to detail—truly extraordinary! The two salt‑water pools were heavenly, and the subtle background music felt like a continuous sound bath. Absolutely fantastic, and the staff were amazing!

Dana·Il y a un mois

“Incredible Stay and Experience hands down!”

The online experience was flawless, and everything else was perfect!

Lamonte·Il y a un mois

The place is stunning, with impressive architecture and meticulous details; the beds are comfortable, the staff are amazing, and breakfast is great—feels like home!

Catherine·Il y a 2 mois

“Fine to stay once and it’s charming but I would choose another property next time.”

Some points to keep in mind: there’s no indoor communal area outside the rooms, check‑in starts at 4 pm so early arrivals won’t be protected from the weather, and breakfast is served outdoors or in your air‑conditioned room. The breakfast isn’t a Moroccan spread at all, just the usual toast, scrambled eggs from a mix, potatoes with fruit that tastes like it was cut the day before, and orange juice from Minute Maid or something similar. There’s no complimentary water in the room, but you can refill a bottle in the lobby. On the bright side, it’s charming, a vintage property, and the salt‑water pool is open 24‑7.

Fong·Il y a 2 mois

“Peaceful desert oasis with a price tag”

The resort looks gorgeous, instantly transporting you to the Mediterranean and Morocco. The interiors and exteriors are lovingly designed, creating a wonderfully relaxed vibe. Nice touches include coffee delivered to your room in the morning and outdoor movie nights by the pool. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay, but I feel the hotel is overpriced compared to other properties in PS. There were a few small issues that didn’t bother me much but would be unexpected at that price: our room wasn’t cleaned, only towels were changed, and dirty cups were left behind; the shower was rickety and limescale‑encrusted; the hair dryer was a $10 model that took hours to dry my hair; the whole property felt a bit old and dusty, though I understand we’re in the desert; there’s no proper kitchen so food is delivered from elsewhere; the breakfast oats were literally oats from a bag with a carafe of almond milk on the side.

Antje·Il y a 2 mois