The hotel is located near the railway station , and ten minite walk to the centre , also bus stop is right outside the hotel . The room I had , had been modernised to a nice standard , but I understand that not all rooms have been ,so its a good idea to ask , I did look into a unmodernised room and it would have put my rating down a lot , had I been given that room . But if the rest of the hotel is modernised I would recommend it as a good value for the money .

the hotel has two parts. One is of very low level. You see only the second on the web site, but it does not correspond to pictures on the site.I didnt like to stay there a I wouldnt reccomend it.The price is too high for that kind of rooms

the hotel has two parts. One is of very low level. You see only the second on the web site, but it does not correspond to pictures on the site. I didn't like to stay there a I wouldn't reccomend it. The price is too high for that kind of rooms

The staff was very friendly. Kiriakos was very helpful. The hotel is close to the train station.

Based on previous reviews we didn't expect much from it...but we were surprised. But, I have to say that we got one of their renovated room, so I can speak in that behalf. Everything were new and clean...stuff were absolutely ok and polite.

The hotel was fine for my purposes, which was a quick overnight stay between trains. My room on the second floor appeared to have been very recently renovated and perhaps the renovation was not quite complete. There were no towel racks yet in the bathroom, for example. The bed took up rather too much of the room, allowing only limited space for movement around it. The bedside lamps were small and sat on the bedside tables, at a level too low for comfortable reading. What could have been a useful desk was taken up by the television. Apparently there was no internet.

The hotel was fine for my purposes, which was a quick overnight stay between trains. My room on the second floor appeared to have been very recently renovated and perhaps the renovation was not quite complete. There were no towel racks yet in the bathroom, for example. The bed took up rather too much of the room, allowing only limited space for movement around it. The bedside lamps were small and sat on the bedside tables, at a level too low for comfortable reading. What could have been a useful desk was taken up by the television. Apparently there was no internet.