Luxury Suites

On the fifth floor, our room had a solid bed and an okay kitchen, plus a camera doorbell. But the service guy was awful, and I mean really rude. We also found a stranger's underwear in the closet. Around noon, two strangers rang our doorbell, then about five minutes later a woman was screaming hysterically for help for around five minutes. I didn't expect this kind of quality from luxury apartments.

We spent most of our days at the beach, just a short ride away, and enjoyed our stay at the luxury suites in Drama. I also got to meet the owner, who designs men's suits. If you're looking for somewhere well located in Greece, you should check this place out.

The suite, Monaco, was clean and tidy, and we had comfortable beds, enough space, a nice town view, and an affordable price. It's close to the centre, too. The room design really wasn't for me: lots of shiny gold, mirrors, and glamorous model posters on the walls. There were unnecessary little decorations everywhere, like a gold crown on the fridge, a small African statue, golden tiles on the bedroom wall, and decorative skulls on the table. Still, design is a matter of taste, and I prefer simpler things, so I gave it five stars.

Definitely not worth the price. The room was nowhere near luxurious, with broken chairs, spider webs, moth-eaten bed covers, filthy cotton swabs, and a noisy fridge. Staying out on the street would have been a better option. Just poor.