Forest Park

The reception woman was really kind and friendly, and the hotel has good parking that's easy to find. It's close to the sea, but if you want to take a walk around town or do anything else, you'll need a car. They were supposed to clean the rooms every 3 days, but that didn't happen during my stay. The furniture was old and awful, and my bed was terrible. I woke up with back pain every morning. I often didn't have hot water in the shower, either. I had work to do, and the WiFi became a major problem. They use a home router for around 100 guests, and I couldn't get online even in the lobby. If you need internet, you'll be in trouble, like I was. My 4G also had issues. I heard some guests bought a Greece card for 4g and had better luck, but I'm not sure. The food wasn't very good, though I don't eat much, so that wasn't a big problem for me.

The view was really cool, and the pool was nice with a good view. The beach is close, too, and it seems like you have what you need for a good holiday. The rooms weren't comfortable, though. When we arrived, the bathroom lights weren't working, so after a long trip we couldn't take a shower. I still don't think it's a bad place to stay. Three stars for those small problems! :)

It's in a very quiet spot with a fantastic sea view, and there's a parking lot. The breakfast was the same each day, and sound insulation around the door was poor. The furniture is outdated and needs replacing. Sometimes there was no hot water for a shower.

The rooms were in terrible condition. The bathroom door handle was missing when we arrived, and the toilet didn't work. At the restaurant, the staff treated us like aliens. They closed as soon as dinner time was over and switched off all the lights, so we couldn't stay for a couple of drinks that night. The receptionist said the bar by the pool was open, but it wasn't operating. After 9, the receptionist turned off all the lights, killing the atmosphere. The hotel is somewhat remote. We had to go 3-5 kilometers to find coffee or a restaurant, and walking there felt dangerous because there were no pedestrian spaces or street lights, and Greek drivers were reckless. They said the WiFi was bad because they only had ADSL.