Almyra Hotel & Village

A hotel that got potential to be good but has a lot to work on. Let's start with the all inclusive and the very bad drinks, they all tasted washed out and the sodas didn't taste well either. If you wanted a sunbed by the pool you had to be up around 6.30 am or else they were reserved by towels and were empty until lunch. More sunbeds and more sun covers by the pool. We had a room with a seaview and that was good, some of our family had rooms at the ground floor and they had lots of cockroaches. The breakfast was great but lunch and dinner not so. The menu at the beach bar could have been all inclusive. And last but not least, the check in procedure was awful, took for ages with one computer and two full buses to check in.

One of the best all-inclusive hotels we've stayed at. Nice rooms with comfortable beds and good AC, best imaginable location by the sea, nice pools, good food and good service. We traveled with three children and are very satisfied with the holiday.

It was my first trip with friends to Greece. I am glad we choose this place! Everything was excellent. Hope I can return here soon for a longer period. The desk manager was really helpful and friendly as well. I think her name was Isabella. So I gladly recommended this hotel to everyone. Thank you again for the experience

This was our first visit to this resort and I must say we were very satisfied. - Excellent service and staff - clean rooms - regular cleaning - good cuisine - beautiful beach with bar - swimming pool (admittedly a bit cold ; ) )

We arrived here in the third week of September as a family of three. We were given a spacious family room with a large double bed and a sofa bed that could comfortably accommodate two people. Overall, this room was modern and cozy. The bathroom was also modern and nice, reasonably well-equipped. However, I noticed some black mold in the shower corner, but it wasn't a major issue. They didn't replenish the water bottle or shampoos for us during our stay. The hotel is quite large but never felt overcrowded. It has a welcoming and modern appearance. The hotel's clientele consisted mainly of Western European guests (France, Germany, the UK), as well as guests from Central Europe (Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Austria), and Scandinavia (I couldn't distinguish the specific countries). You can swim in the pool, which is near the hotel reception, or in the sea, which is part of the hotel complex and therefore completely free. There are bars near the pool and the sea where you can grab refreshments. We didn't use the pool because we wanted to be by the sea as much as possible, so I can't provide many details about it. Beach and sea: The beach is not sandy but consists of small and larger pebbles. There could have been more sun loungers because if you didn't find one in the morning, it was probably challenging to find one later. The sea here is very beautiful and, even in the second half of September, relatively warm. It's also very clean — you can see your feet, and small fish swim around you. You can change beach towels only once every three days, which I experienced for the first time on a vacation, but it was manageable. There were no animations at all. Only once there was a "Cretan evening" where they played traditional music, and locals performed traditional dances. Food and drinks: The food was very good. The selection wasn't extraordinary, but you could find something tasty every day. Everything tasted great. Besides water and freshly squeezed juice at breakfast, the drinks were from powder and overly sweet and colored. You could dilute them with water, but a higher-quality option would have been better. The alcohol was locally made as part of the all-inclusive package. Paid cocktails were also made from these ingredients. A young lady bartender made excellent paid cocktails, but a young male bartender didn't make them as well, and one was even made incorrectly, which was disappointing for a paid cocktail. After that, I only went to the young lady bartender. A downside is that about two days a week, there's a very strong wind that whistles and makes it challenging to walk against. It also throws the pebbles at you on the beach occasionally, but there's probably nothing to be done about that. The hotel is in a relatively quiet and remote area, so it's more suitable for families with children and seniors or generally speaking people looking for relax. It's also not very convenient for excursions because it's far from major tourist dest