The hotel is okay, the location is not great.

A reasonable hotel overall, though its location isn’t the best.

We stayed here for two days. Here are the key points:

Grounds: Very attractive, with lots of flowers, a pool featuring a small bridge, and bar terraces overlooking the sea. The sunsets over the mountains are stunning.

Surroundings: Quite isolated. It’s about a 20-30-minute walk to Kаvros.

Rooms: Decent, but not renovated. The bathrooms are outdated — shower holder broken, bathtub (not a stall) with a shower curtain, older styling. On the plus side, the balconies/terraces are very large (though it’s unclear why), and it would be easy for neighbors to climb over.

Noise: There’s a nearby highway that’s extremely loud, making it hard to sleep unless you close the balcony door. Roosters crow in the morning.

Dining: Average to acceptable.

Renovation: Underway, but standard rooms remain old for now.

Beach Bar: Newly opened.

Kids’ Club: For ages 4-12, with children’s animation in English, French, and German. The bar also serves kids’ cocktails.

Meal Plans: BB, HB, FB, and All Inclusive are available. Note that on half-board, dinner doesn’t include drinks; all beverages are charged.

Beach: Access is via a platform, with a narrow strip of pebbles near the shore. At first glance, it looks like a poor entry, but beyond the pebbles is good sandy ground. Hotel-owned loungers and umbrellas are free of charge.

Accessibility: Special pool ramps are available for guests with disabilities.

This property is suitable for those who don’t require a lot of activities right next to the hotel, and it’s a decent choice if you find it at a good price.