Atrium Hotel

Disgusting! The rooms are so dirty that not even animals would sleep there. The bedclothes stink, there are ants in the kitchen, and they clean the septic tank every morning, making noise at 8am.

The location is great and my kids enjoyed the pool, but we won’t return. We booked through an agency, and I got the impression they give agency guests the worst rooms. My husband, kids, and I stayed in room No.101, which needs major renovation, especially the bathroom and kitchen. The bathroom curtain was moldy, and we weren’t given towels. We were told we had to pay for them, which I’d never heard of before. The owner said the agency should have told us, and I agree they should have explained that up front. We’ve traveled through agencies before, but this was the first time I’d heard there could be such a big difference in accommodation depending on how you pay. The kitchenette was very outdated and lacked enough utensils. The apartment hadn’t been cleaned properly, but that wasn’t even the main issue. A group of around ten people, who I assume were friends or family of the owners, made noise constantly during our stay. They occupied the front garden tables just a meter or two from our terrace, from early morning until late at night. Since the apartment was on the same level as the garden, we couldn’t get proper sunlight or dress and undress privately. We kept the curtains closed the whole time. The owner never thought to warn them, ask them to be considerate, or suggest they spend time somewhere else.

A good choice for a quiet vacation. The host is friendly, kind, and helpful, and the rooms are clean with a high standard of hygiene. It’s recommended for families with kids, and there’s lots of free parking near the hotel.

Irena was very helpful as soon as we arrived. It’s a lovely area, about five minutes from the busier parts of Leptokaria. The beach nearby is really chilled, and there’s a swimming pool just a minute from the room. A lovely place to recover from Olympus.