Athens Yoga Holidays

Definitely not even close to a five star hotel so I’m not sure as to why it comes up as that it’s more like a max three star rating. The service is terrible. All the rooms smell like sewage. This is a fact because we had over 40 rooms booked at this hotel for family and friends staying here for a wedding so the general consensus was the same from everyone. The property has lots of potential however you can see that the owners or management just don’t care to look after guests. Not sure why they were charging for coffee from the espresso machines and different fees for instance in the lobby coffee bar the americano is 5 euros and if you walk 100 meters the same is for 4 euros lol they will never see me back and I had booked three premium rooms with pools. Do yourself a favour don’t bother just because it’s close to the airport. Travel an extra 20 minutes and get a better experience. This is from a well traveled family. We only stayed here because it was close to the wedding venue and to be with family. Do yourself a favour if you do decide to stay here for whatever reason don’t eat here at all go off property food and drink and cost is far better quality and service. Good luck travellers.

Decent hotel, but let’s be honest—it’s a 5-star only by Greek standards. Anywhere else, it’d barely scrape a 3 or 4. Locals rave about it, and while it does have a nice new gym, a decent indoor spa, and mostly friendly staff, the experience overall feels more average than exceptional. The rooms, while comfortable, are a bit dated and could use a refresh. The two swimming pools and private beach are pleasant and probably the main highlights here. Step outside, though, and the area feels quiet and somewhat lacking in atmosphere. A couple of restaurants are within walking distance, but don’t expect a lively promenade with endless shops and bars like Marbella—it’s more ‘quiet suburb’ than luxury hotspot. And because of its ‘high-profile’ reputation, the nightly entertainment outside the entrance is… let’s just say colorful. Escorts lining up by the main door (and sometimes the church next door) give the place a vibe you won’t find in the brochure. Worth the steep price tag? Not really. But if you’ve got cash to burn and don’t mind paying champagne prices for beer-level luxury, book it—just keep your 5-star expectations firmly in check.

Definitely not even close to a five star hotel so I’m not sure as to why it comes up as that it’s more like a max three star rating. The service is terrible. All the rooms smell like sewage. This is a fact because we had over 40 rooms booked at this hotel for family and friends staying here for a wedding so the general consensus was the same from everyone. The property has lots of potential however you can see that the owners or management just don’t care to look after guests. Not sure why they were charging for coffee from the espresso machines and different fees for instance in the lobby coffee bar the americano is 5 euros and if you walk 100 meters the same is for 4 euros lol they will never see me back and I had booked three premium rooms with pools. Do yourself a favour don’t bother just because it’s close to the airport. Travel an extra 20 minutes and get a better experience. This is from a well traveled family. We only stayed here because it was close to the wedding venue and to be with family. Do yourself a favour if you do decide to stay here for whatever reason don’t eat here at all go off property food and drink and cost is far better quality and service. Good luck travellers.

Decent hotel, but let’s be honest—it’s a 5-star only by Greek standards. Anywhere else, it’d barely scrape a 3 or 4. Locals rave about it, and while it does have a nice new gym, a decent indoor spa, and mostly friendly staff, the experience overall feels more average than exceptional. The rooms, while comfortable, are a bit dated and could use a refresh. The two swimming pools and private beach are pleasant and probably the main highlights here. Step outside, though, and the area feels quiet and somewhat lacking in atmosphere. A couple of restaurants are within walking distance, but don’t expect a lively promenade with endless shops and bars like Marbella—it’s more ‘quiet suburb’ than luxury hotspot. And because of its ‘high-profile’ reputation, the nightly entertainment outside the entrance is… let’s just say colorful. Escorts lining up by the main door (and sometimes the church next door) give the place a vibe you won’t find in the brochure. Worth the steep price tag? Not really. But if you’ve got cash to burn and don’t mind paying champagne prices for beer-level luxury, book it—just keep your 5-star expectations firmly in check.

Decent hotel, but let’s be honest—it’s a 5-star only by Greek standards. Anywhere else, it’d barely scrape a 3 or 4. Locals rave about it, and while it does have a nice new gym, a decent indoor spa, and mostly friendly staff, the experience overall feels more average than exceptional. The rooms, while comfortable, are a bit dated and could use a refresh. The two swimming pools and private beach are pleasant and probably the main highlights here. Step outside, though, and the area feels quiet and somewhat lacking in atmosphere. A couple of restaurants are within walking distance, but don’t expect a lively promenade with endless shops and bars like Marbella—it’s more ‘quiet suburb’ than luxury hotspot. And because of its ‘high-profile’ reputation, the nightly entertainment outside the entrance is… let’s just say colorful. Escorts lining up by the main door (and sometimes the church next door) give the place a vibe you won’t find in the brochure. Worth the steep price tag? Not really. But if you’ve got cash to burn and don’t mind paying champagne prices for beer-level luxury, book it—just keep your 5-star expectations firmly in check.