Ariadni Palace

Pizzas are to die for, European and Greek cuisine, full selection of beers, local and full wine list and spirits. Very friendly staff always will to help. Facilities are very clean. Not sure if it's wheelchair accessible as we went up about 8 steps to restaurant

These are basic budget apartments, quite spacious, clean and comfortable we were in 103. We didn’t have any problems and found the staff lovely and helpful. We were pleased to have a proper shower cubicle no curtain and the bathroom was spacious. Cleaning is alternate days. The letdown for us was the pool area because there is very limited space for sunbathing only accommodates 2 or 3 sunbeds at a time; these are old and yes as another review says you get told off if you don’t put them away. Also no pool bar as such, and you are by the restaurant so can feel on display. Definitely need to be on 1st and 2nd floors not below pool level as you can see it’s a bit dark and dingy. We would not have stayed in a lower level room, but some guests were happy to, I guess you need to think about how much time you spend in your rooms, as if you are always out going to beach etc it doesn’t matter. Location is excellent and you have restaurant on site, can bring your meals back to your room if you want. Overall excellent value for the price you pay and we would return and ask for top floor

Appreciate its cheap and cheerful but there is still a level of expectations regardless, especially for a "3*" hotel. Was put in a room downstairs below the pool ( Room 106 ) where your "balcony view" is a brick wall facing the pool. Was told the hotel was "full" yet only saw 3/4 more rooms with guests in it during our stay. The room itself is very dated very much in need of TLC. The bathroom door was stiff with a window that didn't open, the main bedroom was that old it had a radio built into the wall with a headboard that exploded with dust at the touch. Half the plugs in the bedroom didn't work. The kitchen, for a 3 person room had two plates, two what can only be described as shot glasses and one tall glass. When it comes to cooking facilities, basic doesn't even cover it. Had to be on bug control each evening removing what I hope was mosquitos from the room, along with large cockroaches.... Finally the staff. Was very much welcomed the first evening, encouraged to eat in the restaurant ( which we did ) but after that it wen't downhill. Every place in Koutouloufari will say hello to you when you pass regardless on whether your entering or not. Not once did this happen at Ariadni. The staff were only interested in you if you were going to the restaurant. Guests approached and threatened by staff if you don't put your sunbed away - oh yes you have to put your own sunbed out and put it back when finished with - And I personally had a frosty conversation with the owner over checking out. Ended up leaving a day early and moving to another hotel because of how uncomfortable and dissatisfied we were. Did not feel at all comfortable approaching any of the staff about our concerns during our stay, can tell the hotel is an after thought from the restaurant business. I appreciate this hotel is cheap, but I would seriously avoid and pay the extra for other properties in the area.

I would highly recommend this hotel. I have just stayed for 2 weeks with my son (September 2023) the hotel and restaurant are run by the friendliest family. They make you feel like your part of the family from the very start. Nothing is too much trouble for them. Myself and my son ended are holiday with new friends and we are going back next year with more family so they can experience a great holiday with the best people. Thank you to everyone at this lovely hotel for making our holiday so enjoyable. We can't wait to see you all again next year !! Ps the food at the hotel traverna is amazing!! Xxx

it is great place i made transit for one day thanks in advance