Nestos Hotel

The breakfast was high quality, and the service was friendly. The room was clean, renovated, and comfortable, in keeping with the hotel's level. The atmosphere was pleasant too.

The rooms had a strange smell, and I never understood why the windows were so high. But the worst part was the noise from a tour group of teenagers. They ran, jumped, and shouted until 3 a.m., loudly enough that we thought the hotel was being demolished. Things in our room shook from the vibration. They ran in front of our door and called our room to make fun of us. We went to reception twice. The response was unbelievable: we were told they were children, to unplug the phone, and that he would wait on their floor. That was all he could do. If you can't sleep comfortably in a hotel, what is it even for? They can't give me back that terrible night, and an apology wouldn't make it right. I'm a tourist, and I warn other tourists: if a group with children comes here, be ready for noise until morning.

The hotel is nice, and both the service and location are good. For the price, it was a good experience. The rooms are a little below adequate, with only a few small soaps, enough for at most one bath. There was also a bad smell outside the window. The windows have no protection against 🦟, so I kept them closed and couldn't get fresh air into the room.

It's almost at the edge of the city, and I found it really expensive for what you get. The extra bed for a family of four costs 15 Euro, and it's really bad and old. Breakfast was really cheesy, with just one kind of olive, one kind of cheese, and one kind of white cheese. The next day I stayed at an Airbnb that was better, cleaner, and half the price.