Angelika Pallas

Personnel are all exceptionally attentive and kind! Rooms are spacious, with a lovely balcony. Showers are a bit tight but manageable; as for the shower heads - my advice: please have one of your employees actually use the shower once every 2-3 months. If they are satisfied that waterflow /spray allows for thorough shower and washing hair, all is good. It's the easiest, most effective way to prevent guests' frustration and/or complaining. Our shower head definitely needs replacing. Breakfast was good. I have read other reviews re breakfast, but though not a huge variety (you might want to add a few fresh fruit / fruitsalad), everything was freshly cooked and well presented - also, there was more than enough for everyone. PS. Thank you so much for my hot water every morning!! All in all a wonderful stay! Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ ❤

We came to this hotel with the school on a trip, to have dinner. Quick service, dishes arrived immediately. First spaghetti with tomato sauce: needless to say, they were cooked, of tomato only stained; then came chicken with baked potatoes: on the potatoes nothing to say, but the chicken, which externally looked ok, was raw and you could see the blood inside, near the bone. I ate a couple of bits and a few minutes later I threw up (I wasn’t the only one). I advise you to avoid, even if it is in a convenient location for those traveling by ship.

We stayed overnight in this beautiful, almost 30-year-old hotel in transit and took the ferry to Kerkyra the following day. The whole hotel is an architectural beauty and consistently stylishly decorated. Admittedly, a gentle renovation is needed. The hotelier sold us the ticket for the ferry and afterwards told us about the impressive history of the hotel by means of hung photos in the dining room. The view of the and the proximity to the port of Igouminetsa is something special. For a peaceful sleep, simple earplugs are advantageous and sufficient because of the noise of the ferries and waiting vehicles. Thank you so much! We will definitely come back.