Alley Boutique Hotel and Spa

Hotel was a building site. Should not have been open for guests. Heavy drilling and machinery from 8am every day. We spoke to reception but did nothing to help. Rain came in through the skylight. Please avoid. We had to change hotels and they did not care. Were more concerned with trying to charge us the tourist tax as we walked out

The hotel is well located, close to the harbour and main square. BUT it isn’t ready to receive guests at the moment. We weren’t told until we arrived, but the place is under renovation. There is a team of builders in from 8am. They are cutting tiles, using the one lift building materials. It’s noisy, dusty and clearly unfinished. There are temporary, cheap, green carpet tiles in the hallway outside our room, to catch the dust. That said, the staff are friendly and helpful, and I’m sure it will be lovely when it’s done. Give it a miss for now. Maybe give them a call before booking to see when renovations are finishing.

This place is a shambles! Booked a premium room for 7nights, checked in to our so called premium room with garden view, the garden view was straight across at a guy's flat with all his washing hanging over the balcony. The balcony was tiny and not as described, glass shower cubicle in the room with zero privacy from the flat opposite. We asked to move rooms & were moved to a standard room at the front of the property, the next morning, the entire contents of the air con unit emptied all over the TV & dressing area with water everywhere. We were told we had to change rooms again, 3rd room in less than 12 hrs!!! This room was next to the original room so aswell as the neighbour staring straight at us, we now also had workmen drilling, using an angle grinder and swearing & shouting for most of the morning. Breakfast was ok but by this time, we'd already made up our minds that this place was a shambles and we were no longer prepared to stay here any longer! We booked another hotel for far less money which was absolutely stunning compared to this so called Boutique hotel! I cannot emphasis this enough, if you want a quality stay in argostoli, this place is not it! No cocktail bar, garden bar was not open and totally overgrown, horrible place! Poorly advertised & extremely misleading! Book it at your peril!

A lovely hotel. Have stayed several times over the years. Breakfast selection was better than in previous years. Very close to the central square but quiet. Think the trees surrounding the hotel need to be cut back as you can't see much from the balconies in several of the rooms. The breakfast area outside is dark because of the trees.

I was a bit underwhelmed to be honest. The room was clean, comfortable and a good size but unfortunately not to a style I would choose in that the shower is open to the bedroom which gave no privacy and steam in the room, it might suit others. Cleaners regularly turned up about 3pm which wasn't convenient. The breakfast wasn't great, hot food was bacon and scrambled eggs, every day and barely warm, coffee machine not great. Ended up going out for breakfast. The all day cocktail bar didn't exist even though it was advertised. No welcome drink. Not awful just not as good as I was expecting- would say 3* more realistic. Despite that Argostoli was fantastic and worth visiting

We stayed at the Alley Hotel in June 24. Its a lovely clean, modern hotel. Staff were very nice and helpful. We were on a B&B basis and found the breakfasts to be varied and tasty.Perfect location. Would definitely recommend a visit to Argostoli and a stay at this hotel.