"Pros: **Overall** This hotel is great for big families, especially with three kids. We saw many large families here, which makes sense since most hotels only take 2+1 or 2+2. We paid about 215 euros per night and couldn't find anything similar for that price. If they fix a few small problems, I'd recommend this hotel for families with young children. **Food** The food was really good. The chefs know what they're doing - nothing was badly cooked or tasted bad. We loved the meal times: breakfast at 7:30, lunch at 12:45, and dinner at 18:45. We always went right when they opened to avoid crowds. Great food for kids - pasta, french fries, pizza, vegetables, and fruits. Sometimes food ran out during busy times, but they refilled it quickly and we never waited too long. The snack bar was okay but not amazing. This was actually good because we didn't overeat and stuck to main meals. They had sandwiches and desserts. The baklava was delicious when they had it. No snacks to go with beer though. There's a grill bar but it was closed the whole time - probably only opens in summer. The restaurant got noisy because the food area is close to the tables, but it wasn't a big deal. **Drinks** Drinks were normal for this type of hotel. The local beer was the best - fresh and tasty. The wine wasn't great, but Greek wine usually isn't. The gin and tonic tasted like chemicals. The biggest disappointment was no Greek coffee - they had espresso and cappuccino, but missing traditional Greek coffee was weird for a hotel in Greece. **Staff** Staff was different depending on where they worked. Restaurant and cleaning staff were amazing - always saying hello, smiling, and ready to help. Bartenders worked fast and were polite and friendly. Reception was mixed - the woman there always looked angry, but the men were much nicer. There's only one lifeguard with no backup." ~Pavel