“A hotel with plenty of potential, but that’s all it is!”
The suite’s sea‑view location. Breakfast offered plenty of choice. The hotel has a lot of potential thanks to its seafront location, but unfortunately it’s nothing more than that. In terms of the building layout, it’s a real patchwork quilt: blocks of rooms have been added one after another, with makeshift connections, staircases, and uneven levels used to link the existing structures, with very little regard for aesthetics or functionality. To reach our room, we had to go up and down stairs and ramps, pass through the pool area, walk past the suite area with private pools – which, as it turns out, offer no privacy – and then go down more stairs, step over several barriers on the floor, and walk down a narrow corridor where, believe it or not, all the suite bathrooms have windows overlooking the corridor leading to them. I’ve never seen this in a 4‑star hotel, nor would I expect it in a 3‑star or below! The finishes are slapdash and of very poor quality. The hotel manager is solely focused on expanding the premises to generate profit, without paying any attention to the upkeep of the existing facilities, turning the place into a jumble of guests who can barely move without bumping into a swimming pool crammed with sun loungers, scattered glasses, and muddy potholes in the ground, and dripping shower taps in the pool area (worse still: my stay was in September 2026 and I checked the reviews and found that this was already happening in 2025!). Where is the environmental awareness? Is water really an inexhaustible resource in Greece?! I don’t think so! The gardens are completely neglected, with weeds everywhere and plants in need of pruning – in short, utter chaos outside! The towels in the suites are in urgent need of replacing, as they have long since ceased to be white. The bottles of toiletries in the shower are already in need of replacing, and the contents are of dubious quality for a 4‑star hotel.
Manuela·1个月前