Your rating of this hotel:
8.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
9.0
Good afternoon everyone!
When choosing a hotel, we looked at three main indicators: good food, developed infrastructure and a sandy beach. We also chose based on reviews, so I decided that I would write my own. Suddenly, someone will come in handy.
It takes exactly 1 hour and 20 minutes to get to the hotel. I spotted. The distance is rather long, but traffic jams, as I understand it, are not found in this section, so it’s quite fast. We ordered a car only for us, so I won’t tell you how long to travel by group bus. But I think a little longer.
The hotel is very big. Nearby there is also the Sithonia building. Outwardly, almost the same as our Meliton, but we were not in the rooms. The territory is also quite extensive. These two buildings have it in common, so it seems that it is even more than it could be. There is a small supermarket right next to the hotel, a souvenir shop, a clothing store (swimwear and towels are also sold there). Still right at the entrance of the reception of the casino. They said that this is the only casino in general in the resort. But we didn’t go inside, so I won’t tell much.
At the entrance to the hotel, a train stops, which carries around the hotel. It also takes you to the winery. The tour is paid. A glass of wine is about 1-2 euros. But delicious. There they have their own winery and cellar with local wines. You can buy it right away if you want. There is also a marina with yachts and a boat departs from there to the nearest city of Marmaras. There is nothing special about it, but for fun you can drive a couple of times. Cafes, restaurants, taverns, shops - this is all enough. Such a typical resort town.
Rooms: We took a quiet one with a golf view. Good location. Nice view of the golf course. The bathroom is marble, wi-fi works well. But, if it is very important for you to work on vacation, then it is not a fact that it will be so good to pull in your room. Everywhere is different. There is a TV set with Russian channels. Mini-bar for an extra charge, as everywhere. We had bathrobes and slippers. But I do not know if they are in all categories of rooms. There are standard hygiene kits. Well, everything, perhaps. I think everything you need is there. Cleaning quality. I personally have no questions. The wife didn't complain either.
The beach is exactly what we wanted. Wide, sandy and with clear sea. There are many people at the entrance. So go a little sideways. There are also plenty of loungers. Beach towels on deposit. You can change it once a day. Then the deposit is returned.
Another point with the tax on accommodation. If you haven’t heard yet, then last year it was introduced in Greece. Paid depending on the category of the hotel. For our hotel - 4 EUR per night per room. This is not per person, but per room. Keep this moment in mind. Otherwise, I was amazed at how many people were arguing because they didn’t understand what they were given a check for and why they took money at the reception.
When choosing a hotel, we looked at three main indicators: good food, developed infrastructure and a sandy beach. We also chose based on reviews, so I decided that I would write my own. Suddenly, someone will come in handy.
It takes exactly 1 hour and 20 minutes to get to the hotel. I spotted. The distance is rather long, but traffic jams, as I understand it, are not found in this section, so it’s quite fast. We ordered a car only for us, so I won’t tell you how long to travel by group bus. But I think a little longer.
The hotel is very big. Nearby there is also the Sithonia building. Outwardly, almost the same as our Meliton, but we were not in the rooms. The territory is also quite extensive. These two buildings have it in common, so it seems that it is even more than it could be. There is a small supermarket right next to the hotel, a souvenir shop, a clothing store (swimwear and towels are also sold there). Still right at the entrance of the reception of the casino. They said that this is the only casino in general in the resort. But we didn’t go inside, so I won’t tell much.
At the entrance to the hotel, a train stops, which carries around the hotel. It also takes you to the winery. The tour is paid. A glass of wine is about 1-2 euros. But delicious. There they have their own winery and cellar with local wines. You can buy it right away if you want. There is also a marina with yachts and a boat departs from there to the nearest city of Marmaras. There is nothing special about it, but for fun you can drive a couple of times. Cafes, restaurants, taverns, shops - this is all enough. Such a typical resort town.
Rooms: We took a quiet one with a golf view. Good location. Nice view of the golf course. The bathroom is marble, wi-fi works well. But, if it is very important for you to work on vacation, then it is not a fact that it will be so good to pull in your room. Everywhere is different. There is a TV set with Russian channels. Mini-bar for an extra charge, as everywhere. We had bathrobes and slippers. But I do not know if they are in all categories of rooms. There are standard hygiene kits. Well, everything, perhaps. I think everything you need is there. Cleaning quality. I personally have no questions. The wife didn't complain either.
The beach is exactly what we wanted. Wide, sandy and with clear sea. There are many people at the entrance. So go a little sideways. There are also plenty of loungers. Beach towels on deposit. You can change it once a day. Then the deposit is returned.
Another point with the tax on accommodation. If you haven’t heard yet, then last year it was introduced in Greece. Paid depending on the category of the hotel. For our hotel - 4 EUR per night per room. This is not per person, but per room. Keep this moment in mind. Otherwise, I was amazed at how many people were arguing because they didn’t understand what they were given a check for and why they took money at the reception.
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