Palazzo Greco Villas

The view was spectacular from our Villa. A very nice Pool, eventhough to share but not problem. A plus is certainly the change of towels every three days as well as bed sheets. If you leave dishes in the kitchen, they get cleaned from the staff. Good job! It is very close to the local beach in Agia Galini, very nice at the Romantika. A set of bed and umbrella is only EUR6. Fantastic Restaurant in Galini, Restaurant Onar, is one of the best fish and food in the town!!!!

We only ate once in the little Bar/Caffee the Hotel has. Dinner for EUR25.00 p/P. You need to order one day ahead and one needs to choose the same food for all. That evening we had fish, it was ok, however not outrages.

The bungalows are charmingly and thoughtfully furnished, with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Nothing is missing, and you immediately feel at home. Each morning, guests are treated to a delicious homemade 4–5 course breakfast prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The hosts are exceptionally warm, welcoming, and service-oriented, ensuring a truly enjoyable and memorable experience

The view from the villa was amazing. Also private pool is one thing to enjoy with the view. If you need a quiet days away from the city and crowded, this is the place for you. You can hear winds and see the stars from your villa. Also the man in the reception was really helpful and nice, I must say that.

Only thing I can say is about the villas, is that we stayed 5 people in the villa, however, there were only 1 bathroom.

The location is quiet and the views are beautiful. The breakfast was good, but nothing special. The stuffed mushrooms were never served, but we got pasta with tinned tuna salad instead - odd choice. It certainly wasn't worth 16 euros per person. The small jar of preserved cherries was a nice touch.

We arrived at the arranged time, however were told after waiting for half an hour that it would be another hour before we could check-in. For this reason we decide to explore the nearby town. Upon returning we were told (several times...) how "lucky we were" that the semi-detached villa next door wasn't occupied, so we'd have the pool to ourselves. Sadly, the pool (and surrounding area) was covered in red dust and the water was filthy, so much so that you could not swim in it. The next morning we woke up to find the staff cleaning the pool and pool area. They spent the entire morning doing this. If only a greater effort had been made before our arrival, so that we could use the facilities, for which we had paid. I understand that the sand storm (that had occurred 2 days prior) was obviously beyond their control, but very little effort was made to make our stay enjoyable. As others have stated, we agree that the position of the pool in front of one villa, would make it awkward when both sides are occupied as it makes you feel like you're invading someone else's space. Also, could be noisy if you have a family or noisy people next door. I'd also suggest putting some cushions on the "sofas" in the living area, as you cannot sit on them other wise. They seem to be beds, more than sofas. Also, not a well equipped kitchen - you'd struggle to cook here.