Family Hotel Evridika

Instead of lemonade, water with artificially flavored syrup, soups were out, salad was modest with stale tomatoes and a single olive, seafood risotto and pasta with a little seafood, both with completely cold mussels on top and served with a 15 minute delay. At the end waitress asked how much tip we would leave.

While the property itself was clean, daily housekeeping was inconsistent and often lacking. The location, although near the beach, is somewhat inconvenient—access requires descending a steep set of stairs and navigating along a narrow, rusted, sandy ledge. Once there, the beach is quite small and the nearby vendors are overpriced. The elevator was a notable frustration: very slow and uncomfortably cramped. Staff interactions were underwhelming at best—frequently unfriendly, and often blocking parking access, which, while perhaps policy, created unnecessary hassle. One of the most disappointing aspects was the billing. Despite booking under a “pay after your stay” policy, I was charged on the first day. This was frustrating, especially since I had intended to use a different card for payment. Additionally, the hotel is a bit removed from the heart of the local dining and activity scene—expect a 10-minute walk to reach most of the popular spots. To top it off, although we reserved a double room, we were given a child-sized bed instead, which was not only misleading but also incredibly uncomfortable. Overall, the experience fell short of expectations, and I would recommend looking elsewhere for better service, convenience, and value.