Afrodite Seaside Rooms

The restaurant is only 10 meters from the sea, which made the meal feel like an incredible experience. The staff were polite, helpful, and dedicated, but the food was the highlight: every dish was tasty, generous in size, and varied. I absolutely recommend this place.

A great escape from Thessaloniki, just an hour away. It’s family run, super clean, and right on the beach, with great food, fair prices, and amazing staff. Patrons get a chair, umbrella, and table on the sand for free. The town is a five-minute walk away.

About the owner's reply: I understand the policy for outside guests. But in late September, when you charge 100 euros a night and say sunbeds are included, it’s not right to then expect mandatory spending. I'm sure you know mandatory consumption isn't legal, which is probably why it isn't posted on the beach. If hotel guests are expected to meet a spending limit, they should be reminded. Asking us to pay double what we actually spent wasn't right. The burger was great, though. During our three days there, we didn't receive a single paper bill or fiscal bill on the beach. As far as I could see, nobody else did either. I thought those had to be issued. As for the stay itself, the room and furniture looked decent, but I think it fell far short of a 100-euro-per-night room. At that price, you'd expect daily housekeeping and fresh sheets. The mattresses were misshapen from use. They were soft, but seemed either very old or low quality. The pillows were even worse, only about 5 cm thick. The bathroom was newly renovated, but one of the smallest I've seen in a hotel room. You need some skill to get in and close the door behind you, and when sitting on the toilet your head hits the paper holder. Breakfast for three included six half slices of very thin salami and three half slices of very thin cheese, two processed cheese portions, three butters, two strawberry jams, one chocolate spread, tomatoes, and two eggs. That was it. No tea, milk, or cornflakes. There was a glass of orange juice per person, but it came in a tiny ouzo glass, about 100 ml, with two ice cubes and no more than 60 ml of juice. No hard feelings, and I wish you all the best. I hope you take some of these points on board and improve things in future. And sorry again that we were your guests, it won't happen again.

We had a really bad experience at this hotel. The staff were very impolite and showed no respect for guests. The waitress on the beach seemed interested only in tips.