“Рекомендую!”
We stayed here a second time and everything pleased us. It’s great that everything is included, since such all‑inclusive hotels are hard to find. No complaints.
ТетянаUna settimana fa
★★★★·Pefkochóri·7.7
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Atrium Hotel sits amid olive and pine groves overlooking the emerald Kassandra Gulf in Chalkidiki. Guests enjoy free transfers to the nearby village and 700‑meter beach, a pool with bar, deck chairs, and parasols. Rooms feature satellite TV, air conditioning, private balconies, and mini‑fridges. Sports include tennis, beach volleyball, and diving lessons, while a mini‑club entertains children.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
We stayed here a second time and everything pleased us. It’s great that everything is included, since such all‑inclusive hotels are hard to find. No complaints.
Тетяна·Una settimana fa
Pros: pool, terrace in the room, a market in the square, parking, courteous staff. Cons: breakfast was poor, sheets were a bit stained, there were two instances of no water in the bathroom during the week, and the bathroom smelled bad.
Mattia·3 settimane fa
Breakfast was decent but could be improved; the dishes were the same. The rooms were tidy, but the furniture was old. There were no fly screens on the windows, so a lizard crawled into our room. The bathroom constantly smelled of drain, and there were holes around the pipes. The renovated rooms are likely better; ours wasn’t worth the price.
Jovana·Un mese fa
Only the location mattered. I’d rather not say more.
Margalit·Un mese fa
We had a nice stay; the shuttle to the beach was the highlight. The food was fine, but for Muslims it’s a bit restrictive because the menu isn’t clear. The waitresses were very polite. Rooms were average, and the pools were excellent. The food options were low quality and there were no brand‑name drinks in the all‑inclusive package. The biggest missing feature was a kids’ play park— 90 % of guests were families with children, yet there were almost no activities for them.
Merisa·Un mese fa