Kastro Maini

Best breakfast of our trip which included seven accommodations. Lovely public areas. Nice pool/ bar area to relax. Very close to town- 5 minutes Easy parking Twin room, big balcony, big bathroom- my sons' room. It was clean and the cleaners were lovely and friendly.

This accommodation was voted within our party as the least friendly of our seven accommodations for our trip. Apart from the cleaners, who were lovely, the hotel felt quite unfriendly and unpersonal. Information on arrival was abrupt, and although a complaint about food was dealt with, this was not communicated to us until we were leaving and specifically asked. We had previously been given a shrug. In addition, a member of staff ignored a "Do not disturb" sign, hammering loudly on my son's door in order to fix a shower head during his online job interview!! Although the twin room was a good size in all aspects, the double room bathroom was really difficult- the toilet was in a corner beyond a sharp, metal shower tray and marble sink corner with poo bin and shower touching your side. It felt difficult and I banged myself many times. The hairdryer was mounted up very high suitable for someone 6"+ Areopoli is an expensive location, I do know this, especially if you want a pool and a short walk to the village, and this is reflected in the high price. I think if returning that I would forget the pool and try somewhere else.

Comfortable lobby to relax. Breakfast was nice.

Rooms a little dated. Bathrooms are fine, but no area to sit and relax in the rooms. Needed to hang out in lobby.

Fantastic location. Great staff.

Room was a little small.

We loved the breakfast and the swimming pool was very nice. When our car got scraped by another guest the guy in the England shirt was helpful

What could only be described as a frosty welcome from young lad on reception. Maybe he did not speak much English but a smile costs nothing. He told us our room was on 2nd floor...33 steps but no help offered with bags we are 77 and 82!! We asked for the lift and the service one was pointed out reluctantly!