Hotel Sias Bungalows

We barely slept and couldn’t wait to leave after our one-night stay. We booked at the last minute and arrived late, then got the last room, which smelled of smoke despite the no-smoking policy and a sign on the mirror. It seemed the cleaners hadn’t told management, so nothing had been done. We raised it with the person on duty that night and with the owner, but both shrugged it off. The mattress was uncomfortable, with metal springs you could feel. The complex seems more geared toward families, with its pool and dining area. I personally wouldn’t return.

We spent a week here at the end of June and would happily come back. It was clean and relaxing, and the staff and owners made us feel very welcome. Food was fresh, served throughout the day, and reasonably priced. There are lots of great places nearby to explore, so I’d suggest hiring a car. Thanks, hotel sias, you were amazing! ❤️

The olive and banana trees around the hotel made for such peaceful mornings. I woke naturally, with nothing disturbing me. During my seven days at Sias hotel, the staff were always smiling and greeting us, and the rooms were spacious and clean. The central location also made it easy to visit other towns and cities. This is my paradise, and we’ll be back next time. Thank you to the Sias staff and management.

Breakfast is served right by the pool, so you can jump in as soon as you’ve eaten. There’s a generous buffet, with something for everyone, and you can even make proper Greek coffee yourself. The staff were unbelievably kind, from reception and the cleaning team to the cook. The hotel is made up of several small houses with rooms and separate entrances. The rooms aren’t large, but they’re enough, very clean, and comfortable. With nothing around, it’s wonderfully quiet and relaxing. One note about the beach: be a bit careful, since some odd people live in the old hotel there with big dogs that sometimes roam loose.