Roxani

I have never writen a review before, but on this occasion I feel that I have to warn others that are going to this hotel on an "all inclusive" basis.
Our room was dark, dingy and dusty. On our first day we pulled back the bed covers there was human hair on the sheet and the bedspread was dirty and stained. The room was mopped (with some kind of smelly disinfectant) and tidied up daily. There was one small wardrobe that had one draw in it; we lived out of our suitcases. The bathroom flooded every time we took a shower. We were charged 4 Euro a day to use the air conditioning.
The food was salad for breakfast, salad for dinner, salad and potatoes or pumpkin for evening meal. There is very little choice food wise. If you are taking children try to cancel and book somewhere else, the kids hate the food.
The "all inclusive" drinks are: local beer (that was OK), local wine (like acid), lemonade & orangeade and local spirit called rake (this is disgusting, tastes & smells like petrol) and that’s it.
This is by far NOT an All Inclusive hotel. I would describe the food & drink menu as pleasant food at best.
I also don’t know where it got its 3 stars from; it would struggle to get 2 stars.
This hotel spoiled our long looked forward to holiday, don’t let it spoil yours!

This hotel was excellent value for money.
If your going to stay in this hotel, with the idea that it is a real all inclusive hotel, I would not advise you stay here, but what can you expect for £200 for a fortnight.
The hotel is typically Greek, and is clean. The room was cleaned everyday except for a Sunday.
The breakfast was continental, being bread, cheese, meats and salad. But there was cereal. This breakfast was acceptable to most people though as the hotel was mostly occupied by Germans and Hungarians. A few days there wasn't any lunch at all, but that didn't bother us too much as the weather was 44 degrees, and we weren't in the mood for eating. Evening meals were ok as well.
However the Amoudara itself is very very cheap and my friend and I were going out most evening and eating outside of the hotel.
The staff were very friendly in the hotel, and did everything that they could to help you.
Its a very quiet resort and if your looking for night life and clubbing then I would say stay in Malaia. However that's not to say that there isn't nothing to do. My friend and I managed to get into mischief every time we went out. There are quite a few bars around which serve cheap cocktails and then off to the Saloon bar for some dancing. Avoid the Budha bar unless you want to pay some money for drinks. I bought a vodka and coke and they wanted 7 euros!
Overall a great holiday for the money.

On arrival at hotel looked clean. Room was ok, had my room changed every day. However, food was not to standard. There was no Full English Breakfast, as even stated on the hotel window in full view. All we got was salad, Morning, Dinner and Main Meal. The English breakfast was bread, butter, jam and a boiled egg/eggs.
We complained to the owner who promised to make things better. There was a slight improvement, the evening meals improved slightly with a bit more meats being on offer, though the dinner left a lot to be desired. However, not to the standards of Spain where we normally go. The drinks we were told would be beer, wine and local spirits.
We did get the beer, wine, though the local sprits was just Raki their drink (spirit) what I call turpentine.
As an all inclusive I was appalled on what was offered. So was my wife who had a gutful of the resort and hotel.
If you went with kids, there was nothing at the hotel for them, neither at the resort. The evening entertainment was the owner being the DJ. That was that. The resort offered really nothing, and if you are a family with kids you will be at a loss.
The beaches were very dirty, we were both glad to see the back of the Hotel, the Resort and Island.