Oasis Hotel

The staff were kind, and the guy at reception was very handsome. Breakfast was basic but decent. The hotel feels shabby, with stairs everywhere and no lift, so you have to haul your bags up one or two flights. The rooms and bathrooms are quite small, and the drain is really noisy.

The owner and staff were very pleasant, and whenever we spoke with the owner or receptionist, they were helpful. The hotel was also quite economical during a busy August period. Restaurants and supermarkets are close by, and the area has plenty of people and traffic, which could be a plus or a minus depending on what you’re after. The outside looks quite nice, but the hotel itself is old and still has an 80s or 90s feel. The bathroom was cramped, and the toilet wasn’t comfortable for larger people. The small shower splashed water all over and left the floor flooded. The balconies adjoin, with a triangular divider, so privacy is limited. From our first-floor room, trees blocked most of the view. We could see Telendos and the sea through a few gaps in the branches, and the view is probably better from the second floor.

If you want an economical place in Massouri, this could be a good option. The service staff were very helpful, though the rooms could probably do with some updating.

Good value for money, with friendly staff and an excellent location. It’s a nice hotel, but it needs renovating.