The cleanliness standards in this hotel are excellent, Bed was made every day and clean towels daily also. Check-in was straightforward, although we got some of the room and hotel information the next morning as we arrived just before midnight. We were in room 435 and had a view over the pool and you could see the sea. The bathroom and room itself were very modern and tastefully decorated. We could have used a few more drawers for shorts etc. The communal toilets were very tastefully decorated also. We loved the sun loungers/sofas which were well padded and we always managed to get one. A 90 degree turn of the cushion and it became a pillow to lie on the lounger which means you sometimes needed 2 as a couple. However, there was a lot of common sense by the guests and if you had 2 and there were none spare, you would give up one for them and share one with, in my case, my wife. We were there at the beginning of April and the pool was closed at 5pm. The food was, in my opinion, excellent. They didn't really pander to anyone as it was mainly Greek food. Baked Beef = Stifado, Baked Fish = fish stifado ( who knew), the Moussaka was lovely with that stifado taste, the baklava and Kataifi were excellent. Plus octopus, various fish including perch and swordfish. Chicken, pork and beef , which were all good cuts of meat. There was a comprehensive salad counter as well and decent bread/pastry selection. Ice cream was available all day. We enjoyed the drinks but I mainly had ouzo while my wife had gin and tonics and negroni cocktails. The draught beer was Magnes which tasted better as a pint than a half. Location wise it was a 12 minute walk to Marks and Spencer and a 10 minute walk to the castle entrance on the way to M&S. That was fascinating and you may never the castle city from that direction if you caught the bus or stayed in a hotel closer to the beach. I would go back to stay there tomorrow. In my opinion it was absolutely lovely. Oh and all the staff, including the cleaning staff were happy, polite and friendly.
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