I’ve booked a junior suite with garden view via hotels.com more than 2 months prior arrival and I’ve asked for a quiet room with a nice view. When we got there, we were offered the noisiest room (due to a chiller right below our balcony)and with the most horrible view of a parking and trash bins. I went back to reception and asked for the nice room in the pictures I’ve booked and the manager told me he will make us an upgrade (which I didn’t ask for) after 3 nights! Then, when I insisted and said I can’t sleep 3 nights in that horrible room, he said he can give my money back and go to another hotel!!! So, after 12 hours on the road and after more than 2 months since he was using my money (2000 dollars) now he was sending us in the street; it never ever happened to me anything like this before, not to mention that it was also illegal and he kept me one hour standing in front of the reception, when I was so tired (instead of having a bath in the sea I’ve dreamed for so long). After one night in that horrible room with no sleep, he moved us in a second worst one, above the restaurant and bar, where people were talking and laughing until 1 a.m. and from 6,30am the employees were starting to prepare the tables for breakfast...so, almost no sleep for 3 nights. In the end, we were moved to a even smaller room, but with a nice sea view. Anyway, the so called junior suites are in fact normal double rooms, some of them really tiny.

I’ve booked a junior suite with garden view via hotels.com more than 2 months prior arrival and I’ve asked for a quiet room with a nice view. When we got there, we were offered the noisiest room (due to a chiller right below our balcony)and with the most horrible view of a parking and trash bins. I went back to reception and asked for the nice room in the pictures I’ve booked and the manager told me he will make us an upgrade (which I didn’t ask for) after 3 nights! Then, when I insisted and said I can’t sleep 3 nights in that horrible room, he said he can give my money back and go to another hotel!!! So, after 12 hours on the road and after more than 2 months since he was using my money (2000 dollars) now he was sending us in the street; it never ever happened to me anything like this before, not to mention that it was also illegal and he kept me one hour standing in front of the reception, when I was so tired (instead of having a bath in the sea I’ve dreamed for so long). After one night in that horrible room with no sleep, he moved us in a second worst one, above the restaurant and bar, where people were talking and laughing until 1 a.m. and from 6,30am the employees were starting to prepare the tables for breakfast...so, almost no sleep for 3 nights. In the end, we were moved to a even smaller room, but with a nice sea view. Anyway, the so called junior suites are in fact normal double rooms, some of them really tiny.

A beautiful hotel on the beach. Easy access to town. There were always umbrellas available at the beach, There was beach service for food and drinks. Amazing water! The staff very professional and the restaurant always had a variety of food available. Entertainment every night.

A beautiful hotel on the beach. Easy access to town. There were always umbrellas available at the beach, There was beach service for food and drinks. Amazing water! The staff very professional and the restaurant always had a variety of food available. Entertainment every night.

Beautiful room with a view of the sea, well-groomed territory, a pool of the original form with sunbeds on pontoons, a beautiful beach with soft white sand and crystal clear water with a lot of fish that are flocking at your feet. Very attentive and helpful staff both at the reception and in the restaurant. Delicious breakfast with a great selection and excellent coffee. Nearby there are many taverns with traditional Greek cuisine and fish restaurants directly on the beach.

Beautiful room with a view of the sea, well-groomed territory, a pool of the original form with sunbeds on pontoons, a beautiful beach with soft white sand and crystal clear water with a lot of fish that are flocking at your feet. Very attentive and helpful staff both at the reception and in the restaurant. Delicious breakfast with a great selection and excellent coffee. Nearby there are many taverns with traditional Greek cuisine and fish restaurants directly on the beach.

We could not ask for a more relaxing, friendly and cozy environment. It was a five star service. The room was very spacious and very clean. The chef and the restaurant manager unbelievably generous and friendly. The hotel manager and the reception staff did everything they could to please us. The beach is the most beautiful of the island.

We could not ask for a more relaxing, friendly and cozy environment. It was a five star service. The room was very spacious and very clean. The chef and the restaurant manager unbelievably generous and friendly. The hotel manager and the reception staff did everything they could to please us. The beach is the most beautiful of the island.

We recently stayed here for a week and had a wonderfully relaxing time. We visited at the end of May which is slightly pre-season and as a result the area was very quiet. The hotel is lovely, contemporary and tastefully designed. The rooms are spacious and suitably equipped. Because a large number of rooms have their own private pools, the two main pool areas are not busy at all which is nice. The spa is quite small but has a good range of treatments and the steam room/haman is free to use. The restaurant is very good, with excellent food - we stayed B&B as we expected to go out to eat most nights but the restaurant was so good that we ate there "a la cart" most of the time, and had the buffet one night. Breakfast was good, with a large choice of foods. The staff are friendly and helpful (special mention for Giorgos!). The beach is only a few dozen meters from the hotel, with a walkway to get there and there are hotel sun loungers and shades free for your use. The island itself is well worth exploring. We walked up the mountain (Ipsarion) from Potamia (warning: NOT for the unfit - steep climbs for a 1km ascent and 4-5 hour round trip!) but you can also drive up if you have a 4x4 and the views are stunning from the top. Giola "The Hole" is worth a visit on the South East of the island and Marble Beach (North East) but again you'll want an off-road capable car if you want to drive to/near them (we did it in a VW Beetle but would not recommend...).

We recently stayed here for a week and had a wonderfully relaxing time. We visited at the end of May which is slightly pre-season and as a result the area was very quiet. The hotel is lovely, contemporary and tastefully designed. The rooms are spacious and suitably equipped. Because a large number of rooms have their own private pools, the two main pool areas are not busy at all which is nice. The spa is quite small but has a good range of treatments and the steam room/haman is free to use. The restaurant is very good, with excellent food - we stayed B&B as we expected to go out to eat most nights but the restaurant was so good that we ate there "a la cart" most of the time, and had the buffet one night. Breakfast was good, with a large choice of foods. The staff are friendly and helpful (special mention for Giorgos!). The beach is only a few dozen meters from the hotel, with a walkway to get there and there are hotel sun loungers and shades free for your use. The island itself is well worth exploring. We walked up the mountain (Ipsarion) from Potamia (warning: NOT for the unfit - steep climbs for a 1km ascent and 4-5 hour round trip!) but you can also drive up if you have a 4x4 and the views are stunning from the top. Giola "The Hole" is worth a visit on the South East of the island and Marble Beach (North East) but again you'll want an off-road capable car if you want to drive to/near them (we did it in a VW Beetle but would not recommend...).

Everything were perfect and staffs were hospitable. location is wanderful.

Hotel is wonderful and staff are hospitable.

Hotel is wonderful and staff are hospitable.