South Coast Hotel

“Gorgeous hotel in quiet town”

A lovely hotel, recently refurbished, with two pools and right next to the beach. The latter is sandy/pebbly but with beach shoes is fine. The sea bed is round rocks and the water crystal clear so great snorkeling. The town is quiet ( no tourist shops) but 3 mini markets, a selection of cafes and … more

A lovely hotel, recently refurbished, with two pools and right next to the beach. The latter is sandy/pebbly but with beach shoes is fine. The sea bed is round rocks and the water crystal clear so great snorkeling. The town is quiet ( no tourist shops) but 3 mini markets, a selection of cafes and four good Tavernas. If you are looking for peace and quiet, along with sun and sea, it's superb.

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“A little Greek Haven”

This small hotel is very well run, extremely clean & has the advantage or two swimming pools either adjacent sunbeds. We stayed on a Bed & Breakfast basis & the choice at Breakfast was superb. All tastes catered for.. even a cooked range of foods. The rooms were nicely decorated ( apparently the h… more

This small hotel is very well run, extremely clean & has the advantage or two swimming pools either adjacent sunbeds. We stayed on a Bed & Breakfast basis & the choice at Breakfast was superb. All tastes catered for.. even a cooked range of foods. The rooms were nicely decorated ( apparently the hotel has had a recent refit). The small negative I would highlight is that we were given a family suite ( lovely for 2 of us ) but if it had been for a family of 4 there was only one wardrobe & no drawers for storage at all. The hotel is approximately a couple of miles out of Makri Gialos so a car is needed ( there are a couple of local tavernas). A little Greek Gem & the staff were excellent.

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“Disappointing”

Disappointing, just got back from this hotel. Checked in and then the stairs, two flights down and then three flights up to our room (no lifts). The room was pristine but unusual in the fact that the hand basin was in the bedroom itself, with the wc and shower in a separate bathroom. It was well de… more

Disappointing, just got back from this hotel. Checked in and then the stairs, two flights down and then three flights up to our room (no lifts). The room was pristine but unusual in the fact that the hand basin was in the bedroom itself, with the wc and shower in a separate bathroom. It was well decorated and very clean. Stepped out onto the balcony and was met with the narrowest one yet and facing a tree. I had emailed before hand to see if we could have a pool view but unfortunately there must have been none left. Kettle in room with 2 mugs but no coffee or tea was provided. The room was cleaned and towels changed every 2 days. The food was very limited in choice, abundant salads and cold meats, cheese etc but limited choice of hot. At breakfast alternated between cocktail style sausages and almost spam like bacon. Every type of egg was available, boiled, fried, scrambled and roulade with continental style meats, cheese and salad. No toaster, but fresh rolls and baguettes. Disappointed that there was never a soup option. Desserts were limited to one type together with fresh fruit. We were all inclusive but when it came to the drinks then came the big disappointment, the only spirit was ouzo or raki, local beer and wines. It is all very carefully worded using the word 'local'. All inclusive cocktails were ouzo and raki based. We ended up having to pay for spirits which had to be paid for at the time and could not be charged to the room. All in all the staff were friendly, helpful and worked really hard. Just to be aware that there is no lounge so if it rains there is very little area that you will be under cover. This hotel is definitely not suitable for anyone with limited mobility.

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