The Euphoria Club

The rooms were clean, and the hospitality was friendlier and better than I expected.

Just perfect!

We stayed for five days and four nights in the first week of September 2024, and regretted it. The resort was filthy, nothing like the misleading pictures on Booking.com. There was a clump of hair on the stairs when we arrived, and I’m attaching a picture. The drive from the main road to the villas was so rough it wrecked our car’s front suspension. WiFi only worked in a limited area, with none by the pool. Both bathrooms had mold from not being used or cleaned. The downstairs shower light flickered; we reported it and they changed the bulb, but the problem came back as soon as the person left. There were ants in the kitchen and a rusty bread knife in a drawer. We saw the trash taken out only once. Nobody cleaned during our stay, and towels were never changed. We were bitten all over by insects, and the mosquito nets had holes. The upstairs shower ventilation fan was covered in cobwebs and dirt, and I’m attaching a picture. There was algae in the pool, with a picture attached. The rules weren’t enforced either. People jumped into the pool at night, and loud music and noise went without penalties. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. It was our fifth trip to Greece and our worst experience. Despite this stay and our other impressions, we still love Greece for where we stayed.

We stayed in house number 5. It was spacious and clean, with a great pool and a lovely sea view. The place was very quiet. The pool was unfortunately too deep for families with small children, though that wasn’t an issue for us. The kitchen felt a bit small, and we missed having a dishwasher. The price seemed too high by Greek standards.