For "four"

Written: 27 may 2013
Travel time: 20 — 21 may 2013
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday; For business travel; For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 9.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 7.0
Amenities: 8.0
The Athena Pallas Village is designed as a theme park that mimics a "Greek village". For breakfast, you can even make your own coffee in a Turk on the sand with your own hands. The restaurant has everything you need for this. But by the way, the food is so-so (especially breakfast). For those who rest on the "HB" system - all drinks at dinner for a surcharge. There are obviously not enough waiters in the restaurant. Although it might not be the season yet. Internet (Wi-Fi) in the hotel is free only in the reception area, the rest - for a surcharge of 3 euros / hour. Suites and above have private access to the indoor pool. The hotel has a tennis court, a mini market, a tavern, a couple of churches and even its own mini zoo with pets. The territory is green with many "nooks" where you can sit down to relax. As for the beach, it is located across the road from the hotel, and during our stay in May it was still not equipped. I can say that it is narrow, sandy and pebbly. I assume that entry into the water is inconvenient. Sun loungers on the beach for an extra charge for everyone, except for vacationers on the "ALL" system. The furniture in the room seemed worn out and the bathrobes washed out. There was no soap in the shower. When taking water procedures, it turned out that it leaked into the pan even before we settled in and formed a large foamy “cap” right in the middle of the bathroom. In general, the number of rooms "suites" needs to be updated and pulls on a solid "four". The reception is friendly, does not speak Russian (they speak English).
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