Hotel Stella

The place isn't a hotel it's the staff quarters for the guys who work on the beach. It's nothing more than a run down, un-staffed building that's well past it's due demolition date. The place is slowly slipping down the hill and feels dangerous with everything out of line, cracked or falling apart. My room was disgusting and faced the car park at the rear. Sea views are all taken by the staff. The location, once you find it, is good, although quite a climb up the hill from the beach. The hotel Alexander, where you collect keys, seems okay, making the horrer of the Stella even more of a shock. I've stayed in better hostels. Nobody on site, no security, evidence of previous break ins, flooded reception area for our entire stay, dangerous electrics everywhere, trashed lift and furnishings that were totally worn out. I travel a lot and this is the worst place I've ever stayed.Ground floor rooms are actually derelict and not secured. Key fob is a toilet flush handle which is ironic as the place is a total toilet....

Poor location, Bad beach, and most important very old and not renovated hotel... Smells like old and moisture ... small lizards inside the rooms.Bad beds, roller beds... We were happy we were there only for two nights.

After a long drive from Thessaloniki we landed to this appaling place. There seemed to be nobody there (the lobby and the common areas had the same look as a saloon in the far west) when another guest advised us that we should have to check in in the Alexander The Great Hotel nearby. Well... we did so and we first had the idea of being a sort of B clas customers. Once entered the room (No. 30) we finally realized that our first suspects wer sadly true. The whole premise is falling into pieces and there seem to lack in maintainance. The room was filthy, smelly and badly furnished. The bathroom was very small and with no shower curtain nor glass. There is no wi fi (as declared on booking) and in the whole building there is no security plan ( no exstinguisher nor emergency exits). Once asked at the reception in the Alexander the Great they were not able to explain why. Breakfast was served at the Alexander the Great in restaurant which recalls a loud canteen. You have to challenge with a mob of rude and hungry Easter Europeans to get something to eat. Not quite our cup of tea, I must admit. I usually try to be balanced in my reviews, but this is really the worst place ever in which I have stayed. The only positive thing is the beach, but it is wonderful everywhere in Greece. We know we could not expect luxury at €80 per night, but this is a real rip off. To be avoided at any costs!