The oldest of the Grecotels

The oldest property in the Grecotel chain. You can check their full concept on the website or via the app — everything there is up to date.

Here are my own impressions:

It’s completely white, giving it a refined look. Guests are welcomed with a complimentary drink, and staff show great attentiveness. The place is clean and visually appealing, with lovely rooms across all categories. Some rooms have direct pool access. Robes, coffee machines, kettles, and minibars are provided.

We had lunch at the hotel. The service was excellent — very prompt and discreet when clearing dishes, bringing drinks, etc. Beautiful plating, though the selection wasn’t huge. Personally, I’ve encountered a wider variety of dishes (sometimes tastier) at cheaper hotels, but that’s subjective and this was just lunch. I’ve heard dinner is significantly better.

The hotel features 5 à la carte restaurants and premium alcoholic beverages. Unlimited free access to à la carte dining is available with advance reservations. They also have their own farm, where eco-friendly produce is grown; guests can visit and pick fruits and vegetables if they wish.

They have 22 beautiful pools, including some filled with seawater. For children, there’s the Grecoland Kids club. Also, you get free use of the water park at the neighboring Grecotel.

In general, the hotel offers many pleasant extras, all listed in the app. I found it stylish, refined, clean, and calm — I was really impressed.