Kassandra Hotel

Awful just awful, hotel very basic food covered in flies. Swimming pool ageing and in need of upgrade and rooms infested with black ants.
Attempted to play pool in the hotel but a ten lira charge wanted .Staff unhelpful although the bar staff tried their best. In essence this hotel needs to be re-vamped or closed to tourists. The rep - what rep? Have not seen one all week following the welcome meeting which I was the only one to attend.
Did not even leave her name, she did not seem interested. Look elsewhere for better a hotel.

Before we went to Hotel Kassandra I read reviews and was expecting the worse. Believe it has same owners but remembering its a 3 star hotel really it was very good. Staff were very friendly breakfast typically Turkish was fine.
We had breakfast out a few times just for a change. Room small but clean and pool was clean and beach nearby. Loads of really nice restaurants nearby. Agreed with comments about New Season was expensive meal there ok but had nicer. Istanbul was pricey but had a fantastic meal there.
Our favourites were Golden Spoon, Red Dragon, Manuella and Ambrosia buffet but everywhere was nice. Unless you want to stay in hotel all your holiday Kassandra was clean, friendly and we enjoyed our stay there.

Agree with the comment posted earlier.
We stayed in Kassandra in August 2005 (booked via Budget Travel). Very, very basic accommodation. The pool is very dirty, but the sea is two steps away, so it was not a major problem. If you want to book tours - don’t go through your reps - locals sell it cheaper and offer you extras. Resort itself is good, quite picturesque - very good views.
Locals told us that Kassandra has been up for sale for a good while now. It explains why the owner does not want to invest to improve anything - just maintaining it on a current level until a buyer comes alone. But the state of the hotel is reflected in the price - after all you get what you pay for! :)
Restaurants are all reasonably good, but the prices are rather different from place to place. "New Season" is by far the dearest, you will find yourself paying the Irish price tag in this place. The cheapest, but just as good is "Petasa" (walk up to the mosque and turn right and go up to the next junction - it will be on your right hand side).
the bus and taxi stops (to go to Gumbet or Bodrum) are right outside of the hotel. Buses are running regularly (unlike in Ireland) and you’ll be in Bodrum in 30 minutes. Go to the Bodrum castle - very good museum. Kids can go for free. Bodrum is very lively and colourful. It’s my choice for the next holidays in Turkey.