Kymi Palace

The hotel was very clean and the staff were so friendly. Slight language barrier but we knew no Greek, so I definitely would try and learn the basics before going. As a sign of respect and to make your life easier. Our only problem was, because we ‘went out of season’ all of the activities that were emailed to me after I reached out to the hotel for excursions, we’re actually shut when we came to book them. We also weren’t made aware that the pool would be closed and all of the outdoor amenities, despite the weather being 20 degrees and sunny. We struggled finding things to do, we didn’t hire a car but I would highly recommend it for getting to the beaches and local villages, you can get a taxi but we had a 50 euro charge every time we wanted to drive half an hour away to a hiking spot or beach. The food was ok, not inclusive of allergies so be prepared beforehand with snacks if you have any - or make the hotel aware before arrival so they can make arrangements if possible - There is only one local shop, so stock up.

Hotel was clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful would definitely go back

Everything was great other than the number of loud kids in the pool.

Lovely hotel, really friendly helpful staff especially Carolina (not sure of spelling)on reception. Pool was gorgeous, nice spacious room. It was very quiet due to time of year, but that didn’t stop the hotel from supplying full breakfast choice.

The kindness and the willingness of the staff is a huge asset of this hotel! Breakfast was very nice and the room, which by the way was beside the pool, was spacy and clean!! The poil was clean with a lifeguard standby! We should visit again!

if you have a reason to be in Kymi, this spot is a solid choice. While the room could use an update, it was adequate. The floors had a level of grime built up and were not thoroughly swept. The bathroom was much cleaner however. The shower was a bit awkward as the shower head was located in the middle of the tub instead of at one end. Hot water was no problem. In May the location was very quiet. Parking was very easy. If you are looking for a beachside getaway, this is NOT the spot. We were here to climb in manikia and that was perfect for a quick 30 min drive. Karolina at the front desk was really wonderful and helpful as we needed to use the phone. She was happy to connect with us and chat about our lives which makes traveling worth it.

The location is beautiful, right on the Aegean with an amazing view. Kymi Palace is a lovely hotel, very well kept, with a lovely big reception and lounge area, bar and indoor and outdoor dining areas. Our spacious bedroom had a nice balcony overlooking the sea, it was spotlessly clean with a very comfortable bed and pillows, controllable heating, a comfy sofa, a fridge and a safe. The bathroom was also spacious and spotless. Continental breakfast was plentiful [with lots of tasty Greek pastries], and served indoors or outdoors as we chose. We ate at the hotel a few of the nights and the food was delicious. We both celebrated our birthdays while there and were made a fuss of by the staff with cheesecake and candles and Masticha..thank you Jana and Dimitri!! And thank you to the lovely helpful receptionist, whose name I apologise for forgetting, who sourced eyedrops for me :}. All the staff were really friendly and helpful :} Ef charisto! The pool, although it looked lovely, very disappointingly wasn't open as the holiday season hadn't properly started in late March when we were there. The surroundings of the hotel are well kept with lots of flowers and trees..a very peaceful atmosphere. There's a tiny beach just a short stroll away and we swam and sunbathed there. We hired a small jeep for 30e per day. I would recommend car hire to go and see some more of the island of Evia..although there are shops and bars and restaurants within walking distance of the hotel and a lovely port with a daily ferry to Skyros..the island is beautiful and it is worth seeing more of it..the mountains and mountain villages are stunning. Mind the twisty roads though!