Roseland, Kalamaki, Zante
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Established in 2000, Roseland Hotel is situated at Kalamaki of Zakynthos. Kalamaki beach is one of the most popular beach known for the loggerhead turtles Caretta - Caretta. Diving centers and glass bottom boats give guests the opportunity to see and even swim along with the turtles. loading...
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Roseland Reviews
" Fantastic Hotel, Fantastic Location "
Submitted By: TylerScruff
My husband and i stayed for 2 weeks in The Roseland Hotel, we couldnt really have chose better. The hotel is lovely and clean, the rooms are spacious and the maid service is daily. As it is only a 5 minute walk from the beach and the main strip it is perfectly located. The pool is lovely and clean and there is always more than enough sunbeds. The breakfast is more than adequate, toast, ham, cheese, eggs, sausage, cereal, fruit, yoghurt plus a choice of tea, coffee and juice. I did read reveiws before i went saying the breakfast was not very good, but personally i enjoyed the selection and i didnt go on holiday to Greece to eat a full english every morning. The hotel does serve evening meals which we tried once or twice and they are ok, but as you are only a 5 minutes away from a great selection of restraunts we chose to eat out each evening, i can highly reccomend Paolos and The Olive Tree, excellent food, excellent service and lovely clean premises, but saying that all the restraunts we ate in were of a high standard. There is a snack bar by the pool and the food served is nice enough for a midday snack. There is a bar in the hotel which is run by Mick, they have bingo nights and quiz nights which are quite a laugh, but again, 5 minutes down the road is a wide selection of bars and tavernas all suitable for the whole family. We had a lovely 2 weeks staying at the Roseland and would definately return.
- Date of Holiday:Jun 2009
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" roseland hotel not my cup of tea "
Submitted By: chunkybutt
myself and my partner spent a week in the roseland on the 25th september 2008, after paying so much for only one week, i didnt expect to pay 100euros for the use of a fridge and safety deposit box. this was non refundable. the fridge was switched on anyway , so why not let the guests use them anyway. our room was 319 witch is right above the vents for the kitchen, the noise of the fans morning, noon and night was disturbing. breakfast is ok, if you like to eat spam when on holiday, the hotel is also near the the flight path of all aircraft ,entering and leaving zante. depending on what way they come in. the noise day and night is again disturbing. the staff were very nice to us although not overly, there is no tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms , unless you pay for them , witch i couldnt be botherd asking. kalamaki is nice but cant say the same of hotel and would not go to this hotel again. thomas cook who we booked with we will not do so again , the tour rep ross couldnt even be botherd to meet us when we arrived ,this was left to the coach driver to do.
- Date of Holiday:Sep 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas
" We thought that it would be... "
Submitted By: Miss L May
We thought that it would be impossible to beat last year's holiday at Kos but we were proven wrong!
The weather was in the late 30ies - early 40ies everyday which made it almost unbearable to walk even to the beach (which was only a 5 minute walk away, but in the heat took about 10 minutes). Some people wouldn't like that but you do get used to it.
The hotel is air conditioned and so are the rooms. As soon as you arrive the people make you feel welcome. Greek people own the hotel and work at reception but there is an English barman (watch out for the dry sense of humour!) and waitresses who are on the whole pleasent but not as cheerful as the Greeks. The rooms are cleaned everyday which was a big help with me sharing a room with my extremely messy brothers...There is a buffet ready at 8am until 10am for breakfast which even though is nice for the first few days, gets a bit boring after two weeks. There is the choice to eat in at the hotel too, which I would advise against as the food isn't amazing and there isn't much buzz there in the evenings.
The pool is a good size, usually with enough sunbeds available without having to run down at 7 in the morning. There is also a play park but it was too hot to go in there at all on our stay.
The beach (kalamaki) is gorgeous. There are Greek locals and volunteers who work at the entrance in a small information hut. They ask everyone if it's their first visit to the beach and if it is they tell you to stay by the water because of the turtles' nests. It's nice the way they care about them and not just the tourism. The sand on the beach is white with no pebbles, and the sea is shallow and warm. There are sun beds that are usually full but if you walk up the beach a little way passed them then it is literally empty and you can get a patch to yourself.
I would also recommend Zante Water Village. It is small but there is enough to do. During our visit we went there twice and it suited all ages from 6-16, and for adults.
There is a wide choice of restaurants along the stretch. Mum found the walk a bit far but I enjoyed seeing what was going on. Waiters stand on the outside of the restaurants trying to get you in. The ones I would advise you not to eat at are Bocca BBQ and Spagetti Mania. Also, The Temple was pretty bad. Our favourite restaurant was Vakhos. It was family run, really friendly and offered well-priced proper Greek food.
A definate 10/10 an all aspects of the holiday and I really hope we go back one day.
The weather was in the late 30ies - early 40ies everyday which made it almost unbearable to walk even to the beach (which was only a 5 minute walk away, but in the heat took about 10 minutes). Some people wouldn't like that but you do get used to it.
The hotel is air conditioned and so are the rooms. As soon as you arrive the people make you feel welcome. Greek people own the hotel and work at reception but there is an English barman (watch out for the dry sense of humour!) and waitresses who are on the whole pleasent but not as cheerful as the Greeks. The rooms are cleaned everyday which was a big help with me sharing a room with my extremely messy brothers...There is a buffet ready at 8am until 10am for breakfast which even though is nice for the first few days, gets a bit boring after two weeks. There is the choice to eat in at the hotel too, which I would advise against as the food isn't amazing and there isn't much buzz there in the evenings.
The pool is a good size, usually with enough sunbeds available without having to run down at 7 in the morning. There is also a play park but it was too hot to go in there at all on our stay.
The beach (kalamaki) is gorgeous. There are Greek locals and volunteers who work at the entrance in a small information hut. They ask everyone if it's their first visit to the beach and if it is they tell you to stay by the water because of the turtles' nests. It's nice the way they care about them and not just the tourism. The sand on the beach is white with no pebbles, and the sea is shallow and warm. There are sun beds that are usually full but if you walk up the beach a little way passed them then it is literally empty and you can get a patch to yourself.
I would also recommend Zante Water Village. It is small but there is enough to do. During our visit we went there twice and it suited all ages from 6-16, and for adults.
There is a wide choice of restaurants along the stretch. Mum found the walk a bit far but I enjoyed seeing what was going on. Waiters stand on the outside of the restaurants trying to get you in. The ones I would advise you not to eat at are Bocca BBQ and Spagetti Mania. Also, The Temple was pretty bad. Our favourite restaurant was Vakhos. It was family run, really friendly and offered well-priced proper Greek food.
A definate 10/10 an all aspects of the holiday and I really hope we go back one day.
- Date of Holiday:Aug 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" What can I say ... did my homework by... "
Submitted By: Miss N Martin
What can I say ... did my homework by researching numerous internet sites regarding the Roseland Hotel all were exceptional and it certainly lived up to my expectation.
The hotel was clean and spacious, and all of the staff were impeccable. All of the staff were very helpful and everyone was warmly welcomed. The rooms had free air conditioning during July & August which was needed as it did not fall below 40 in our 2 week stay. We had a double bed and even a bath - which is unheard of for Greece. We took 2 sixteen year olds too and they had the next room with an interconnecting door which was ideal.
We were on a bed and breakfast basis - whilst I know that some people moaned about the breakfast offering, the lack of variety - we were more than happy - toast, jam, hard boiled eggs, cheese, ham, frankfurters, fresh fruit, yoghurt & greek honey, cereals, tea, coffee and juice - more than enough to get you going in the morning. The food & drink available around the pool was also great and a good price - 3 euros for half a litre of wine! The pool was large enough and very clean with lots of sunbeds. The teenagers also got into the habit of a few games of table tennis which was also available at the poolside. We went to the hotel greek night which I would highly recommend. 8 euros for a barbecue meal and although the night started slowly with the 3 greek dancers before long everyone was fully involved, dancing around the pool and being thrown around the dancers heads!
Would recommend a visit to the Waterpark but not via the travel company - 30 euros with Thomson whilst we booked this with an operator down the Strip (the main high street) and it cost us 18 euros per person.
With regard to the Strip there are some fantastic restaurants available - we did not have a bad meal. Would recommend Heavens Kitchen - staff are wonderfully friendly and my partner could not get enough of their sizzling mixed grill!, The Olive Tree and Ambrosia - where the waiters dance, my one word of advice though is to ensure that you are out of the way when they start waving the paraffin about and setting it alight.
There are a number of bars, some for families and some focussed on youngsters although they are only small and not overpowering, felt that it was a relatively safe environment.
The beach is 5 mins away accessible via a back gate and the beach is clean and sandy and great to take note of the turtle nests which grow on a daily basis. The sea is shallow and warm, ideal for families. The teenagers went out on the lilo snorkelling on our first day on the beach and came face to face with a loggerhead turtle which made their holiday - this though I am told is not a regular occurence. There is a restaurant on the beach, Kalamaki Beach restaurant which is good but would suggest you walk up the beach slightly to the food van which serves gorgeous hot and cold baggettes. The Kalamaki Beach restaurant also has a pool behind it with showers - great to use when leaving the beach to make the walk home more bearable.
There is aircraft noise but I can promise you that this will not spoil your holiday, the planes are close and are actually a bit of a novelty as they fly in and out over the sea. The noise lasts seconds and the planes do not run at night and therefore did not disturb us one iota.
Our teenagers walked into Lagana along the beach, takes about 30 mins, to the land of kids - no one was on the beach as I presume they were sleeping off hangovers and the roads were being washed down! There was a Mcdonalds, Subway, KFC and Pizza Hut. Not my type of Greece - although enjoyed the burgers that they brought back with them! The girls said that they would not opt for Lagana as their resort but would stay in Kalamaki and maybe visit Lagana for 1 or 2 evenings.
We visited Zante town - the shops were designer and only open for limited periods - it was relatively dirty as it has a large port and lots of traffic. All of the restaurants are vying for business and can become quite aggressive - we were glad to get back to our resort.
Can now fully understand why so many people visit year on year - we will definitely be returning - fab holiday.
The hotel was clean and spacious, and all of the staff were impeccable. All of the staff were very helpful and everyone was warmly welcomed. The rooms had free air conditioning during July & August which was needed as it did not fall below 40 in our 2 week stay. We had a double bed and even a bath - which is unheard of for Greece. We took 2 sixteen year olds too and they had the next room with an interconnecting door which was ideal.
We were on a bed and breakfast basis - whilst I know that some people moaned about the breakfast offering, the lack of variety - we were more than happy - toast, jam, hard boiled eggs, cheese, ham, frankfurters, fresh fruit, yoghurt & greek honey, cereals, tea, coffee and juice - more than enough to get you going in the morning. The food & drink available around the pool was also great and a good price - 3 euros for half a litre of wine! The pool was large enough and very clean with lots of sunbeds. The teenagers also got into the habit of a few games of table tennis which was also available at the poolside. We went to the hotel greek night which I would highly recommend. 8 euros for a barbecue meal and although the night started slowly with the 3 greek dancers before long everyone was fully involved, dancing around the pool and being thrown around the dancers heads!
Would recommend a visit to the Waterpark but not via the travel company - 30 euros with Thomson whilst we booked this with an operator down the Strip (the main high street) and it cost us 18 euros per person.
With regard to the Strip there are some fantastic restaurants available - we did not have a bad meal. Would recommend Heavens Kitchen - staff are wonderfully friendly and my partner could not get enough of their sizzling mixed grill!, The Olive Tree and Ambrosia - where the waiters dance, my one word of advice though is to ensure that you are out of the way when they start waving the paraffin about and setting it alight.
There are a number of bars, some for families and some focussed on youngsters although they are only small and not overpowering, felt that it was a relatively safe environment.
The beach is 5 mins away accessible via a back gate and the beach is clean and sandy and great to take note of the turtle nests which grow on a daily basis. The sea is shallow and warm, ideal for families. The teenagers went out on the lilo snorkelling on our first day on the beach and came face to face with a loggerhead turtle which made their holiday - this though I am told is not a regular occurence. There is a restaurant on the beach, Kalamaki Beach restaurant which is good but would suggest you walk up the beach slightly to the food van which serves gorgeous hot and cold baggettes. The Kalamaki Beach restaurant also has a pool behind it with showers - great to use when leaving the beach to make the walk home more bearable.
There is aircraft noise but I can promise you that this will not spoil your holiday, the planes are close and are actually a bit of a novelty as they fly in and out over the sea. The noise lasts seconds and the planes do not run at night and therefore did not disturb us one iota.
Our teenagers walked into Lagana along the beach, takes about 30 mins, to the land of kids - no one was on the beach as I presume they were sleeping off hangovers and the roads were being washed down! There was a Mcdonalds, Subway, KFC and Pizza Hut. Not my type of Greece - although enjoyed the burgers that they brought back with them! The girls said that they would not opt for Lagana as their resort but would stay in Kalamaki and maybe visit Lagana for 1 or 2 evenings.
We visited Zante town - the shops were designer and only open for limited periods - it was relatively dirty as it has a large port and lots of traffic. All of the restaurants are vying for business and can become quite aggressive - we were glad to get back to our resort.
Can now fully understand why so many people visit year on year - we will definitely be returning - fab holiday.
- Date of Holiday:Jul 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomson
" Wonderful hotel with staff who are... "
Submitted By: Mrs V O''Connor
Wonderful hotel with staff who are friendly and helpful,Sandra who works the cafe and restrauant area to Mick the barman who was funny and laidback just 2 of the really lovely staff.
Hotel itself is clean and well kept, bedrooms are basic but I liked the hairdryer in the bathroom and very good air con,the beds are clean but a bit on the hard side,the only negative thing I can say about them.
The hotel serves good food and ate there a few times very reasonably priced with good service, the bar headed by Mick is comfortable and relaxed.
The poolside is clean with a good sized pool and kiddes pool with a whirlpool , also plenty of sunbeds.
All in all I would recomend this hotel to anyone its one of the nicest we've stayed at.can I say 10/10 again brilliant holiday.
Hotel itself is clean and well kept, bedrooms are basic but I liked the hairdryer in the bathroom and very good air con,the beds are clean but a bit on the hard side,the only negative thing I can say about them.
The hotel serves good food and ate there a few times very reasonably priced with good service, the bar headed by Mick is comfortable and relaxed.
The poolside is clean with a good sized pool and kiddes pool with a whirlpool , also plenty of sunbeds.
All in all I would recomend this hotel to anyone its one of the nicest we've stayed at.can I say 10/10 again brilliant holiday.
- Date of Holiday:Jul 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" Just spent 2 fantastic weeks at... "
Submitted By: Mr George Bilsland
Just spent 2 fantastic weeks at roseland hotel.It is spotless and staff cant do enough for you.Special mention for mick the barman who was the ideal host.Hope Pat,Colin,Steve,Jodie,Terry,Mandy and Laura had a superb time too as much as we did i would certainly recommend this hotel as one of the best places i have ever stayed.p.s. see you next year mick
- Date of Holiday:Jul 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" Have just returned from a 2 week stay... "
Submitted By: Miss S Barnes
Have just returned from a 2 week stay at the Roseland Hotel and have had the best holiday ever!!! The hotel is in a brill location just 5 minute walk from beach and main strip in Kalamaki. The hotel is extremely well kept and clean with maids attending to rooms everyday and changing towels and bedding every other, rooms are basic but well presented. The pool area is where we spent most of our time during the day, there was always free sunbeds and was relaxing. All staff and other holiday makers were friendly are guests ranged from young couples to families to older couples. Would recommend the hotel to anyone!!! The restaurants in Kalamaki are all lovely and I especially recommend the roof top italian, mermaids, the olive tree and for chinese/indian the Marharja and also the cave bar is worth a visit early evening for great views of the sunset!!! Overall 10/10!!!
- Date of Holiday:Jul 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" Absolutely lovely hotel situated in... "
Submitted By: Miss S King
Absolutely lovely hotel situated in the resort of Kalamaki, the staff at the Roseland are so friendly and helpful. The rooms are extremely clean and are cleaned every day plus we had fresh towels 3 times over our week stay. The rooms have fridges, safes and air con which you can hire, tv's are in the rooms and our athroon had a bath with shower attachment and shower curtain (although i don't believe every room is like this), they also have hairdriers which are fine (i have long hair and had no problems!).
The pool area is lovely with a good sized pool, smaller pool for kids, a jacuzzi and plenty of sunbeds, there is also table tennis and pool table. The pool/snack bar is great with lots of food on offer including a very, very cold fridge full of nice cold beers! There is also the restaurant which allows you to sit outside in the evenings, the food is of a very good standard and i wouldn't have been upset to have to eat there every night.
The breakfast is a buffet, although if you like a cooked breakfast you won't find it here but plenty of restaurants down the road do.
Kalamaki is also a great resort, lively enough with bars (Fire club is great atmosphere for the slightly younger people!) and plenty of restaurants (i didn't hear of any bad reports on restaurants, we ate in The Olive Tree, Dias, Mermaids and Heavens Kitchin, which are all great and the usual shops. Although if you want a really lively night out there is always Laganas which is about a 45 min walk or 7 euros in a cab.
Would definately recommend Kalamaki and Roseland to couples of all ages, families too althought there isn't any kid clubs or activities (which is what appealed to us!).
If you book this hotel then i defy you not to like it! We will definately be going back next year!
The pool area is lovely with a good sized pool, smaller pool for kids, a jacuzzi and plenty of sunbeds, there is also table tennis and pool table. The pool/snack bar is great with lots of food on offer including a very, very cold fridge full of nice cold beers! There is also the restaurant which allows you to sit outside in the evenings, the food is of a very good standard and i wouldn't have been upset to have to eat there every night.
The breakfast is a buffet, although if you like a cooked breakfast you won't find it here but plenty of restaurants down the road do.
Kalamaki is also a great resort, lively enough with bars (Fire club is great atmosphere for the slightly younger people!) and plenty of restaurants (i didn't hear of any bad reports on restaurants, we ate in The Olive Tree, Dias, Mermaids and Heavens Kitchin, which are all great and the usual shops. Although if you want a really lively night out there is always Laganas which is about a 45 min walk or 7 euros in a cab.
Would definately recommend Kalamaki and Roseland to couples of all ages, families too althought there isn't any kid clubs or activities (which is what appealed to us!).
If you book this hotel then i defy you not to like it! We will definately be going back next year!
- Date of Holiday:Jun 2008
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" I came here with my wife & son,... "
Submitted By: Mr John Bradshaw
I came here with my wife & son, twice!!! We were well looked after and my little boy was made a fuss of. Clean hotel friendly staff. This is the only hotel I will consider when I come to greece for our family holiday. We first came here in 2006, and was so well looked after we came back to the roseland in 2007. We particularly enjoyed the "Greek night" with the dancers and a lovely meal. We will be coming back to the Roseland, as this is the best hotel I have stayed in bar none.
- Date of Holiday:Oct 2007
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" Roseland hotel is fantastic, staff... "
Submitted By: Mr RP Fisher
Roseland hotel is fantastic, staff are superb, a really friendly place. I have just been looking at booking again for next year. A previous review stated you can only see the turtles in August this is not the case. We hired a pedalo from the beach and we got really close to a large turtle, this was in May.
There are enough tavernas to eat in a different one every night and we didn't have a bad meal in any of them.
I hope Mick the barman is still there next year I rather got a taste for his Pino Colada's.
The advantage of going in May/June is that it was still quite relaxed and not too busy and the weather was still great.
All in all brilliant.
There are enough tavernas to eat in a different one every night and we didn't have a bad meal in any of them.
I hope Mick the barman is still there next year I rather got a taste for his Pino Colada's.
The advantage of going in May/June is that it was still quite relaxed and not too busy and the weather was still great.
All in all brilliant.
- Date of Holiday:May 2007
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomson
" We have just returned from 2 weeks at... "
Submitted By: Mrs T Jackson
We have just returned from 2 weeks at the Roseland, what can I say, it was superb.
The hotel is spotlessly clean, the hotel staff are very friendly and will do everything they can to make your holiday a good one. The food is very good and cheap at that. The rooms are fine and have all that you require with maid service every day.
The Roseland is about a 5 min walk from the beach, if you use the back gate to the beach it is a much nicer walk, if you go via the front of the hotel it takes about 8 - 10 mins.
Kalamaki main strip is about 5 mins from the hotel and to walk from end of the strip to the other takes about 30 mins. Would recommend the olive tree, dias, mermaids, and hera for good quality food out.
A trip to the cave bar is worth a visit for a drink, a buggy will collect you and bring you back down. Booked a turtle trip on the beach for 10 Euros each well worth a visit it was lovely to see them (you can only see the turtles during July and august).
The water village is worth a trip if you like big slides and an all day trip around the island was good but very tiring.
Overall we had a fab time and will definitely go back to this hotel.
The hotel is spotlessly clean, the hotel staff are very friendly and will do everything they can to make your holiday a good one. The food is very good and cheap at that. The rooms are fine and have all that you require with maid service every day.
The Roseland is about a 5 min walk from the beach, if you use the back gate to the beach it is a much nicer walk, if you go via the front of the hotel it takes about 8 - 10 mins.
Kalamaki main strip is about 5 mins from the hotel and to walk from end of the strip to the other takes about 30 mins. Would recommend the olive tree, dias, mermaids, and hera for good quality food out.
A trip to the cave bar is worth a visit for a drink, a buggy will collect you and bring you back down. Booked a turtle trip on the beach for 10 Euros each well worth a visit it was lovely to see them (you can only see the turtles during July and august).
The water village is worth a trip if you like big slides and an all day trip around the island was good but very tiring.
Overall we had a fab time and will definitely go back to this hotel.
- Date of Holiday:Aug 2007
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" Best holiday ever! This hotel is... "
Submitted By: Mr L Burn
Best holiday ever! This hotel is great; its location is near everything you could want on your holiday, a short walk to the main strip of Kalamaki which has plenty of really nice restaurants and bars.
The beach is a nice short walk as well.
Overall, it was an amazing holiday and would definately go back to this hotel when we go again.
The beach is a nice short walk as well.
Overall, it was an amazing holiday and would definately go back to this hotel when we go again.
- Date of Holiday:Sep 2006
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomson
" This hotel is great. Located about... "
Submitted By: Not Specified
This hotel is great. Located about 10min walk to the beach and about a 10mins walk to the bars and restaurants.
The staff are very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to visit Kalamaki.
Rooms have fridge and air conditioning (which you have to pay for) and TV with sky news and local channels (British TV is payable too).
The pool is a lovely size and the snack bar provides great choices.
The staff are very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to visit Kalamaki.
Rooms have fridge and air conditioning (which you have to pay for) and TV with sky news and local channels (British TV is payable too).
The pool is a lovely size and the snack bar provides great choices.
- Date of Holiday:Aug 2005
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" I would recommend this hotel to... "
Submitted By: Miss R Marshall
I would recommend this hotel to anyone, families, couples of all ages, just wanting a really nice base to stay in.
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The hotel staff are very friendly, and will help you in any way to make your holiday as good as it can be a bonus is that it has air conditioning, a fridge in every room and fly shutters which you wouldn’t expect all these from a 3 star hotel. The pool is reasonable size with a Jacuzzi.
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You can eat evening and day meals there if you don’t fancy going out, also they have got seating area where there is a big TV screen to watch anything you want.
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The hotel staff are very friendly, and will help you in any way to make your holiday as good as it can be a bonus is that it has air conditioning, a fridge in every room and fly shutters which you wouldn’t expect all these from a 3 star hotel. The pool is reasonable size with a Jacuzzi.
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You can eat evening and day meals there if you don’t fancy going out, also they have got seating area where there is a big TV screen to watch anything you want.
- Date of Holiday:May 2005
- Board Basis:Bed & Breakfast
- Tour Operator:Thomson
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The beach is outstanding and only a five minute walk away. Five minutes the other way and you're on the "strip" with some great restaurants and bars. Also on the strip you can book various tours and trips - we went to Olympia for the day 32 Euros - 60 if booked through the Tour Operator!! If you only do one trip and, are interested in history, go to Olympia. For an extra 9 euros, kids go free, you can visit the museum and the site of the first olympic games - it is amazing!!!!!!!
Favourite restaurant was Escape (come out of the hotel and turn left). The food and the atmosphere are most definetely greek and Maria, will make you feel like one of the family.
Advice: Kalamaki is wondeful for couples and families alike. September weather still in the 30s.
Activities:
Good for: Beach