Eagles Palace

Beautiful place with very good flexible customer focused service! The beach is really nice! The hotel manager helped us a lot. We felt understood and helped with special asks at any time. A maximum of understanding for a young family. Thank you.

Just returned from Eagle Palace after 10 days 6-16th June 2024. Not disappointed . This was a return stay. Hotel was lovely, clean and rooms were very comfortable. Staff again were very friendly and attentive. Thank you to Yani and staff at the pool bar for keeping us hydrated. Hopefully return again next year.

This was a fantastic relaxing experience for the entire family . The location of the resort is lovely and the views amazing with turquoise green sea. It’s fairly remote area but Orinoupolis is 10 mins drive away with some lovely reasonable restaurants . The hotel is 5 star but not UK 5 star , however the staff are 5-6 star and lovely . The only thing which could be improved was the buffet meals which are varied but the quality a bit bland. There are few real meat and fish dishes and those which are there are stews and fatty gyros. My step daughter and her husband are vegetarian there was very little for them . The other individual restaurants were a substantial increase in cost if we had used them although the Italian was very good . Ice cream -€6 for a cornetto or €4 per scoop ! No bottle of wine less than €48 There were quite a few families with young kids and they had similar experience with the food - one actually downgraded as they were not allowed to take their young children in the restaurant . It’s better value to eat out in Ouranoupolis . The chefs can be inflexible such as asking them to change meat for feta cheese on a salad - they refused twice - having said that the management and head chef apologised and resolved it quickly . Lovely lovely people . We will be back and highly recommended .

We stayed in May this year at Eagles Resort. The interior design of the hotel is absolutely stunning, really one of the most beautiful I ever visited (and I already saw quite a lot ;-)) and the private beach is lovely. There are several high-quality restaurants on-site, though not all were open since we visited in the low season. We booked directly with the hotel, but something went wrong with our Bon Vivant package—it wasn't registered in the system, leading to a discussion at check-in and a wait until the next day to find out if we could benefit from the package, which left us with an icky feeling about potentially having to pay extra for drinks and meals. This wasn't the best start of our holiday and except for an apology, the hotel didn't do anything extra about it. Despite this, I must say the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Dimitra from the shop and Lena and Anastasia from the Vinum restaurant were so incredibly kind. Our driver from the airport also made our trip memorable with his stories about local culture and an impromptu tour of Aristotle Park. However, the hotel's remote location was a bit of a downside. We found ourselves bound to the hotel for meals and drinks unless we took a taxi or rented a car (which I would recommend if you don’t want to be stick to the hotel location). Ouranoupoli is a nice village to visit with cute bars and shops. We had a great experience at Antonakis Jewellery shop – the owner, Stelios, was so sweet. A drawback of the hotel was the cost. Drinks are quite expensive, with a glass of wine costing 11 euros and a Cosmopolitan 15 euros at the beach bar, served in plastic cups, but straight at your - very comfortable - beach lounge beds because of the convenient bells on the umbrellas. We found the Bon Vivant package to be a much better deal for dining at the hotel's various restaurants and enjoying these – very nice - drinks. Watching the sunset from the Kamares terrace and dining at Amyra while watching the sea were absolute highlights. Worth mentioning with those experiences is that during our stay, there seemed to be bigger groups of tour agents or influencers visiting the hotel, and although we don’t mind, it felt like in some restaurant, a lot of the staff's attention was focused on them. However, we were disappointed with the spa and gym. The hammams and Power Plate machine weren't working when we were there, the jacuzzi was in my opinion on the colder side, there were a lot of leaves floating in the pool water and the overall space felt small and lacked the elegant touch of the rest of the resort. For activities, we discovered it's much cheaper to book outside the hotel. We wanted to rent a boat and found the hotel is exaggerating in prices for it, with the next-door Water Sports Centre of Nea Roda offering boats with or without driver for a much more reasonable price. A tip we got from a friend was to visit Drenia Island, which should be the beautiful private beach of the hotel only re

Two-person all staff with no mood for work. The hotel has nothing to do with the photos, the food is indifferent, only the sea was good, nothing else, my children had a good time at the kids club but one blonde lady there she is looks very strict and sharp in speech

Visited as a family of 3 in May at a very quiet time of year. There seemed like a lot of staff who were all very friendly, however they did not know basic information (such as bar opening times/ restaurants that were open etc etc ). There was no official tour or explanation on check in & it just seemed like no one was sure of anything! Luckily, we were able to work things out (like the use of the villa pool & spa etc) but this could have easily been missed which would have been such a shame as the views from the villa were fantastic and there was a heated indoor pool suitable for babies! The main buffet restaurant was lovely & the food was high quality and good variety. The Italian restaurant was also great with delicious dishes (but the restaurant was outside had no step free access). We really enjoyed the fish restaurant on the beach and the waiters here were particularly kind & attentive! We were on the all inclusive package which if you are into food we would highly recommend. A bottle of water alone is €6 & the meals at the restaurants would have been really expensive otherwise. It also includes a nice bottle of wine with each meal. Overall a really positive stay but the staff definitely were not as clued up as they could be!

Everything’s was perfect