Hotel Segas

“Cosy hotel in the center of Loutraki”

The location of the hotel is ideal as it is very close to the beach but also in the center of the small city of Loutraki, where we went for a three days trip from Athens. Loutraki, just one hour from Athens, seems like a Greek island with a very well know and blue flag-awarded beach. From the first… more

The location of the hotel is ideal as it is very close to the beach but also in the center of the small city of Loutraki, where we went for a three days trip from Athens. Loutraki, just one hour from Athens, seems like a Greek island with a very well know and blue flag-awarded beach. From the first moment at the hotel, our feeling was as to being at our home. Most of the guests seemed to feel the same as many of them told us that they are regular guests. The rooms are extremely nicely decorated, but the bathrooms as small. And as cleanliness is important I need to say that the hotel is very very clean.

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“Perfect stay for 10 days”

Really nice and hospitable staff, including the management, resulted in a comfortable and relaxing stay - always helpful, friendly and forthcoming. It's a small but comfy hotel sitiuated in the centre og Loutraki. We will surely return as soon as possible. Kind regards to Ari, Olga and the rest og … more

Really nice and hospitable staff, including the management, resulted in a comfortable and relaxing stay - always helpful, friendly and forthcoming. It's a small but comfy hotel sitiuated in the centre og Loutraki. We will surely return as soon as possible. Kind regards to Ari, Olga and the rest og the staff.

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“Nice family Hotel”

Excellent small family hotel. Comfortable rooms with good bathroom. Impeccable cleanliness Extremely friendly, helpful owners. Good location, close to the sea. Hotel without luxuries, but very pleasant. Excelent value

“Super Segas!”

We stayed at this hotel for a single night in mid-April. It is a small family owned and operated hotel with we understand 23 rooms. It is located in a side street off the main road through Loutraki and a two minute walk from the sea. We arrived by taxi there being little evident public transport… more

We stayed at this hotel for a single night in mid-April. It is a small family owned and operated hotel with we understand 23 rooms. It is located in a side street off the main road through Loutraki and a two minute walk from the sea. We arrived by taxi there being little evident public transport from the railway or coach termini. The taxi was €20 from the railway station. There is parking in adjacent streets. Nearby there are numerous restaurants and the main road has many shops. The reception area of the hotel is adjacent to a small public seating area with a breakfast room behind – all largely open plan. These are not large areas but seem to cope with all residents. The very nature of the hotel means there is no formal bar nor restaurant and there is no pool but the level of facilities is reflected in the daily rate. Breakfast is served personally by the owner and is a generous, partly on demand, meal. It is more than adequate and although we were not inclined to do so we have no doubt any reasonable request would be satisfied. No other meals are available. The room was compact but it had a balcony. We were on the first floor, facing the side street and there was adequate soundproofing. The décor was imaginative but in all respects the room was clean, was functional and the standard double bed was comfortable. Air-con/heating was VERY efficient! There are no tea/coffee facilities. The bathroom had a shower cubicle and again was clean and smart. Wifi was good. Throughout the hotel housekeeping was beyond reproach. The owner was more than helpful with very good English. We believe that there is little specific provision for people less able. We saw no evidence of groups being accommodated. We would thoroughly recommend it and would, without hesitation, visit again.

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