Komitsa Luxury Apartments

The rooms are the main problem: they're dated, have old furniture, and the smell inside just isn't right, with too much humidity and no ventilation. Some bedrooms are separated by curtains instead of doors. At 2-300 euro per night, what are you paying for? Food choices are limited and a bit expensive. The location is the best part, though, with a lovely quiet beach, beautiful water, and a great place for kids. Five stars for the nature, maybe two for the human side.

The beach is beautiful and the beach bar staff are excellent, but the restaurant was a big letdown. Portions are tiny for the very high prices, and the waiters don't give enough information about how large the dishes are.

The staff are friendly and the restaurant is very good, though much more expensive than nearby local places. The secluded beach is amazing and the place itself is great. I wasn't keen on the odd barriers between the bungalows or the fake grass in front of the houses. Still, it's a really good place overall.

You get beautiful nature and its sounds here, but it doesn't feel like a luxury place. The apartment was small and dark, the bed too soft, and the kitchen had very little equipment. Because of covid, breakfast arrived in a box and we had to prepare it ourselves. The beach is close and nice for swimming, but the beach bar music spoils the peace for me. I know that's a matter of taste, though. All in all, overpriced.