We were booked at the Amalia chain through a Globus tour. This location is somewhat isolated there are no nearby shops. Further, the hotel itself lacks an adequate shop for sundries,etc. The hotel is owned by a tour company and is designed for bus tour groups. The food for groups was plentiful and of good quality. Rooms and beds were... More

To be honest, I didn’t spend much time at this hotel. It was just an overnight stay as part of the Chat Tours itinerary. We got here too late in the evening – just in time for dinner – and left immediately after breakfast; so it was not possible to see the scenery from the room. The room is a... More

We stayed one night while touring with a group. We arrived late afternoon, so quickly jumped into the pool to avoid beating closing time. The room is not quite up to what we experienced in other Amalia hotels in Greece, but it was quiet and comfortable. As with other Amalia Hotels, the lobby is huge, as was the dining area.... More

We atayed there for 1 night of hell. The bed was 30cm off the floor and was hard as a rock. The air conditioning was noisy and stopped sleep unless you opened the door for fresh air - BUT there was no working lock on the screen door. The room stank of mildew and the toilet took a few times... More

Lots of room, never feels crowded, friendly staff, quiet location outside village, large pool: nothing to complain about for a "chain" hotel.

Stayed one night with a tour group. Hotel large and spacious, including rooms, dining/breakfast area and lobby. Beds hard but comfortable. Rooms a bit dated, but still good. Bathroom ok, but in my room shower curtain too close to shower, so if you had it in the bath it stuck to you (gross) but if you had it out of... More

We stayed here for one night on June 28th, while on a Classical Tour. The hotel is a bit dated, but adequate for basic needs. Comfortable beds, a large bathroom with full bath and shower, and a good air conditionner. Very quiet location, off the main road. Nice pool, very good buffet offering for both breakfast and dinner. The only... More

First impression was - wow! How much space in the foyer! Everything was ok (not great) EXCEPT the pool was not squeaky clean (and was the smallest of the 3 Amalia Hotels we stayed in by the end of the trip) but worst of all the beds were the HARDEST BEDS I ever wish to find and the pillows were... More

We stayed here one night with our tour group. Our room is spacious but bare. The TV is a small tube TV with limited channel selection. There is no Wi-Fi or LAN connection in the room. There are two PCs in the lobby. The internet charge is very expensive. Dinner and breakfast are okay.