Хороший отель Good hotel

As it turned out, there are no reviews about this hotel on this site, but I wanted to start by saying that all the reviews were useful : ) When choosing, we found a lot of reviews on the Internet, according to which we chose. Then a few words about the pros and cons. Well located, close to the village. The territory is good, well-groomed. Very interesting pool, especially for children. Pines and bananas (namely bananas, not palm trees, but there were enough palm trees) : ) Good food, which everyone paid attention to. We took both breakfast and dinner for the first time, which we were very pleased with later. The food is varied and tasty. For dinner, there are always at least three types of meat, always in different ways. Dessert. But for some reason, water, no, is not supposed to be for dinner. Breakfast car with yuppies and tea/coffee. Tea is generally decent, in bags, coffee was also drinkable. For lunch we took beer, sausage, bread, cheese, fruits, etc. in the nearest supermarket.
Our room was large, two bedrooms (large adult) and for children with two quite normal single beds. And like a hall with a kitchen. The kitchenette had everything down to the coffee maker, but we didn’t use anything except plates / forks. A chic large double balcony, on which there was a sofa and a table with ottomans. It was convenient to have lunch during the day. The balconies in the single rooms are also quite wide. The cleaning lady came every day, we told her to come every other day. But there were also comments on the number. The room is a family room, and there are no locks on all doors, including the toilet / bathroom, at all. And the joke that everyone was talking about, it is very difficult to adjust the water in the shower - either ice or boiling water. But what would be quite a disaster - then no.
There was only one TV, in fact, not even a TV, but some kind of monitor in size, but they rarely watched it. Wi-Fi caught us, weakly, and only because our balcony overlooked the courtyard. Some paid Wi-Fi has a more powerful signal, cards were sold for it. Or go to reception.

About the beach. Well, this is a difficult question. You could lie on the sun loungers, they are free for those who take something from the bar, but we love the sand and the youngest especially needs to run / build castles. Therefore, we went further behind the sun loungers (to the right), it is quite decent there and there are few people. But the beach itself is not very good, not only is the sand some kind of dusty gray, but it is also not cleaned there. But the water is gorgeous. But after 5 meters it was already up to the neck of an adult, it was not expected (after the Bulgarian beaches), but there were no particular problems with this, especially since there were not many people.
A few words about Greece in general - the same Bulgaria is only more expensive. Maybe even better in Bulgaria. Cars do not let pedestrians through, behind the fence (in the general sense) desolation, sidewalks, that is, they disappear, even in our town (the largest village in the district) there is nothing to see, even though there were shops, so we went out for a walk every day. Of course, you could go on excursions, but the nearest one is 4 hours by bus one way. With money, a separate topic, they already looked askance at a hundred, and they changed five hundred for two days with adventures, they didn’t want to accept it in any store, they changed it with a fight in the nearest supermarket.
Bought a coat. There are 5-6 quite decent fur coat shops in the village. And you could go on a fur coat excursion. More about money. In one fur shop they said that they don’t accept cards at all, only cash, where we bought it, they barely persuaded us. The saleswoman asked me to pay at least half in cash. They said that we didn’t take so much money, but we don’t want to withdraw from an ATM, because. a big percentage. Yes, and the jewelry store said they don't accept cards. We were, to put it mildly, shocked.
And a few words about the host, Mouzenidis. This has not yet been encountered, a bunch of young guys girls / guys in yellow T-shirts. Okay, they met us and put us on the bus, but when we left, they stood with us at the registration desk until everyone was sent. Well done. And the buses are new.