Greek Islands Hotel Guide - Anthony Quinn Bay hotels in Greek Islands, Greece.

"Would highly recommend this hotel! We went in October and having the private jacuzzi outside the hotel room was so enjoyable. The interiors of the hotel and the rooms are outstanding. While the rooms are not overly large, there are laid out in a way that make the most of the space. Lots of room for us to have our cases out and a stunning aesthetic. We loved the room! Breakfast… The way it was presented, along with the variety of fresh produce was exceptional. The pool is stunning, but you had to be very organised to secure a cabana in the sun. Pool menu was a tiny bit pricey but of a very high standard so most definitely worth it if you don’t want to venture out for food. The reception staff were very friendly and kindly let us stay by the pool after we had checked out on our final day. The hotel is situated only a few minutes walk from all the action, restaurants, bars, karaoke, tattoos - you name it. But the hotel itself was an oasis! Very quiet. You would have no idea all that is on your doorstep. Do not hesitate to stay at this hotel! "

"Ok"

"Lovely relaxing stay "

"All good, great location."

"The welcome and kindness of the staff. It felt like to be at home. Really nice people. Proximity to a beach and not far from Faliraki. Highly recommended "

"The hotel is set on a hillside about a 25 min walk to Faliraki. The rooms are basic and clean. The owners are friendly. The breakfast is continental - ham, cheese, bread, cereals, fruit and cake. We enjoyed it. The hotel shares a pool with the Palm Concept hotel next door. This pool is absolutely stunning. For a budget friendly break I would absolutely recommend "

"Our stay was as a family with young kids. We chose half board (there’s an all inclusive option). The stay was ok overall. Pros: very friendly and helpful lady at the front desk, close to Anthony Quinn and Ladikio beaches, easy parking, many (basic) facilities, nice pool, superior room is good size and nice view to the pool and sea. Quiet for a good night’s sleep. Cons: the hotel is relatively outdated and many common areas require renovation. The superior room is renovated, but is very basic in all aspects and some of the furniture is worn out. The food is mediocre. The staff at the hotel dining room were not too friendly / helpful and the breakfast buffet was shut down minutes before the 10am cut off in a manner that was not welcoming. Value for money was low - Rhodes hotel prices have increased significantly, but this hotel cannot be justified at the price we paid. If it was <$150/night then my view would slightly change, as you should get what you pay for. "

"When we arrive, receptionist charged us 5 Euro city tax insted of 2 Euro which was written on the reservation. Additionally, administrator wanted to charge extra fees for the child, and after discussion and scrutinizing our reservation the fees was cancelled.Toilet button dropped off once being pressed. All towels degraded. Notebook charger stolen by the room service, when we checked out."

"Staff was great including the entertainment team. "