Lichnos Beach Hotel & Suites

“Beautiful thoug a little isolated”

Overall a lovely hotel with great staff (have to mention Michalis - dinner Daniel - breakfast in particular). The buffet selection for breakfast and dinner was excellent. Great choice and good quality. Easy access to the beach and it was easy to get the included sun beds and towels. The sea and vi… more

Overall a lovely hotel with great staff (have to mention Michalis - dinner Daniel - breakfast in particular). The buffet selection for breakfast and dinner was excellent. Great choice and good quality. Easy access to the beach and it was easy to get the included sun beds and towels. The sea and views are gorgeous with good water for snorkelling. A few slight negatives- lack of storage in bedrooms, wardrobe with about 8 hangers but no drawers, lovely wooded bed side table but, again, no drawers. A full length mirror would also have been handy. No drinks provided with evening meal and a bottle of water was €4. Would have good to have some filtered water available as it's such a basic necessity. It is quite quiet and at the bottom of a steep hill so you either have to get a taxi to Parga (€10 each way) or make do with one of the other 3 resort bars. We enjoyed lunch and drinks at Coral! Limited scope for exploring the area on foot. Overall, good value with our Jet2 package but more remote and limited than expected.

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“On the whole a good Experience”

I think the location is great, the sea is nice and clean, not much rubbish. The walk down and back wouldn’t suit people with mobility issues, elderly people with push chairs, etc as a bit steep. I found the food to be of a good standard and appetising the usual buffet selection, for breakfast and d… more

I think the location is great, the sea is nice and clean, not much rubbish. The walk down and back wouldn’t suit people with mobility issues, elderly people with push chairs, etc as a bit steep. I found the food to be of a good standard and appetising the usual buffet selection, for breakfast and dinner. Yes, the drinks are expensive, but they’re gonna be more than a five star hotel Getting to and from Parga was best in a taxi for €10 each way. There is a water taxi which you have to go and ask about on the beach nothing to do with hotel and that is. €12 per person return, there was a lot of vagueness about the times when I asked, be good to just have a timetable. We were lucky to get a sea view , even though we didn’t ask for it, but the bathroom situation was strange in the sink wash basin was outside in the room, with no area around it to put stuff except a shelf underneath. That was a bit of a glass door to the toilet and shower, which didn’t provide any privacy really when doing your business. There was no storage in the bedroom either, no drawers to put any clothing just a shelf. No full length mirror either We didn’t spend much time in the room so it wasn’t a big deal. The bed was very comfortable, the room was quiet and I didn’t hear the neighbours… Housekeeping was good and attentive. All in all a good Experience. There is nothing to do at night, there was a duo playing, but it was easy listening Old tunes, you have to go into parga first that. The most annoying thing was people just let their kids run around screaming and shouting all over the place round the bar area late into the night 11 pm, just running around screaming and playing games, smoking on the tables next to you at breakfast, and on sun lounges next to you on the beach. I would recommend staying here as don’t know if there’s any better in the Parga area.

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“Beach place”

Quite expensive. Water 750 ml cost 2,50 euro. Greek salad is served with only tomato, feta, onion, olives for 10 euro (no pepper nor cucumber) Draught beer is served in frozen glass!!