Almyra Hotel & Village

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.

🏨Hotel It is a very nice facility with great food and direct access to the pebble beach. I rate the hotel as elegant there is a relaxed and informal atmosphere without unnecessary excess, and at the appropriate high level of culture, this place is visited mainly by guests from Poland, the Czech Republic, France, and Sweden. The hotel's staff tries hard and is very helpful. It is easy to communicate in English. Check-in begins at 3 p.m. and ends at 11 a.m. There is no special luggage room. Luggage can be left in a separate part of the lobby where someone from the hotel's front desk looks on (it's a bit disconcerting, but everything was OK). The property is friendly to families with children. However, Animations are run by representatives of your travel agency, not hotel staff. Unfortunately, there is a lack of animation and attractions for adults (only once a week there are evening activities organized by the hotel - traditional Greek live music along with dancing). The food is excellent, but during windy days (and they happen often) there is a lack of space in the dining room inside the building. My room was in the renovated part of the facility, these rooms are cleaned daily and there is a daily change of towels, in the rooms. The hotel has two pools of its own. One is for small children with small slides, and the other is a large one in the central part (it has a shallow and deep part). This is a really good place to relax on a trip with the family. 🏖️Beach The beach is accessible directly from the hotel, at the entrance there is a hotel bar with snacks and drinks (available free of charge in an all-inclusive stay). On the beach, the hotel provides guests with free sun loungers in umbrellas, the staff looks after this part and ensures cleanliness. The beach is pebbled, and the sand at the bottom of the Sea appears only at about 2-3 meters deep. During my stay on the beach, there was no lifeguard - you could freely swim and snorkel. However, parents should watch the children on the beach in the water themselves. 🗺️ Surroundings: The combination of mountain and sea views looks amazing. Naturally, it is a very nice place. About 10 minutes walk away is a souvenir store and a pharmacy. Outside the hotel, unfortunately, the streets are not very clean, the wind spreads garbage, and the buildings are often unfinished or abandoned, this is unfortunately on the downside, this fact, however, does not directly affect the hotel itself. Near the hotel, there is a gas station⛽️. 📸 Attractions: Not far from the hotel starts Safari Fun, a 4x4 car tour on the eastern part of the island, highly recommended! Note that visiting the main attractions of Crete (Knossos Palace and attractions near Heraklion) involves a commute of about 2 hours one way (we are in the southeast of the island). 💡What is worth remembering? This is an island where the wind blows, it is often very strong, it is worth remembering this in order not to feel disappointed on the spot. It is

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.