Sesa Boutique Hotel

While I was out, the manager gave my room to another client, even though I'd already paid for four nights, and never told me. Total scam! As other comments have said, the prices at this three-star hotel are completely unreasonable for Greece given how poor the rooms are. The linoleum floor was damaged and stained, and the faucet didn't work. The waiters were kind, the location was nice despite the road in front, and the breakfasts were delicate, but those things don't make up for the problems. Not recommended.

We weren't staying at Hotel Sesa, but they welcomed my fiancée and me warmly for an à la carte dinner. The food was delicious, a clear 10/10, and our waitress Katarina made the night especially memorable with attentive, friendly service. We'd recommend eating here and hope she gets the recognition she deserves.

From the moment we walked in, we felt comfortable. The food was excellent, everything was clean, and the employees were pleasant and courteous.

The staff were the best part of this hotel. They were friendly, professional, attentive, always around when needed, and ready to help with a smile. The food was high quality, with a gourmet feel and modern touches to Greek seafood dishes. Breakfast was enjoyable too, with several choices cooked to order and served nicely. The beach in front is long and quieter than busier coastal spots, which made it great for relaxing. Parga and Lefkada are about a 45-60 minute drive away, though the beach here doesn't have their wow factor. The hotel's exterior is simple, but inside the rooms are modern, bright, spacious, and well equipped. We did sometimes have trouble with hot water. It wasn't a big issue in midsummer, but it should be looked at.