Thalia Hotel

If you're after a welcoming host who genuinely wants you to have a good stay, choose Thalia. We checked in at 23:00, and she welcomed us late and got us settled efficiently. She even spoiled us with very sweet water- and yellow melons. The rooms are simple and have what you need, and they're clean. The bathroom is tiny and really narrow, but extremely clean too. The room was perfectly decent, just perhaps not as modern as some people expect. It was a linguistic experience, really: if you ever wondered what word captures kindness, warmth, and hospitality, it's Thaliake!

Room 7 made for a really frustrating stay. There were holes all over the wall and black marks, plus a TV smaller than a computer screen. Even if this isn't a 3+ star hotel, the owners should take care of basic things: paint the walls, repair the broken things on them, cover the holes, and clean the green mould on parts of the bathroom pipes. It was horrible for me. The owners should act more responsibly and professionally.

One of my best memories from this summer. It's a beautiful, small, cozy hotel in the center of town, welcoming to guests and their pets. Thalia is very friendly and helpful.

The rooms are simple and very nice. Dogs are welcome as long as they don't cause trouble, and the lady who runs the place is sweet and kind. She'll help if you need information about the area or run into a problem.