Michelangelo Resort & Spa

We stayed at this Hotel in September. Overall I would say this is not a 5 star hotel, more like a 4 star at best, although I would say the facilities are worthy of being 5 star. Our flight with TUI was delayed almost 24 hours so we got to the hotel at approximately 01:00 hours, a day late. The hotel staff checking in were not expecting us and refused to allow us to book any restaurants included in our all inclusive because we were only staying for 6 nights, due to no fault of our own, although we paid for 7 nights. This was rectified by the staff the next day thankfully. The room was lovely, and had views of Turkey and the sea from the room. The air con was broken so our first night was very warm, this was fixed quickly by staff the next day. The rooms were a good standard and clean. The mini fridge was not ever stocked up, it would have been nice to have this filled with water with being all inclusive. The staff were not the friendliest, especially the bar staff, it often felt like ordering a drink was an inconvenience, although there were one or two that were lovely, mainly in Mediterraneano restaurant. The buffet food was hit and miss, overall the food was okay. The Asian restaurant was beautiful and definitely worth a visit. The champagne breakfast was also fabulous. Although you only get one booking per 7 night stay. The infinity pool was stunning, and there always seemed to be free sun-beds, so we didn’t fe el the need to reserve any although others did. The weather was perfect but it was very windy most days and nights. This hotel was worth the stay, although I would not return The infinity pool was definitely the highlight and the wow factor of the hotel, but everything surrounding this was average.

The staff are all amazing and cannot do anymore for you. They all great you to say hello and this includes the cleaners. Bar staff the best I have seen and I have done many holidays. The good choice is not plentiful as it is a small hotel however always hot and very tasty. A must is the Mediterranean and Soya restaurants however the main restaurant was excellent for all meals. Entertainment was varied and I would like to single out the couple who sang on the Sunday night they were so good and sounded like the singers who sang the original song. The infinity pool is the show stopper and the views from here are amazing. The parasols are fixed so you do struggle to get shade at times throughout the day. Overall one of my favourite holidays I have had.

my wife and I spend 10 wonderful days at Michelangelo. Both pools are amazing but I prefer the quiet one. The big one is noisy and is only for photos. The food was delicious and with many different options every day. Live music every day at the veranda of main bar as well as at the pool some days. The rooms are large with wonderful view to Turkey. The beach is nice but needs renovation. Finally thanks to George , Konstantina, Henry and of course Kostas.

Stayed here for 11 nights, beautiful hotel, pool view out to sea is amazing. Everywhere is spotlessly clean, food choices are excellent, all fresh and cooked well. The specialty restaurants were fabulous. You book these on arrival. Spa area is lovely. The staff are what makes this hotel, very attentive, polite, happy and put customers first. Dimitris, and the others on the infinity pool bar we're fabulous. Thank you for the special cocktails. Pools are cold but once your in it's lovely. Only negatives, I would say a slight improvement in the cocktail choice for all inclusive, don't like pre mixed ingredients, fresh is much better. Our room had a smell of drains, some days worse than others, think it's a common problem in Greece. Apart from that everything else was perfect. Will definitely recommend this hotel.

We booked this hotel for my husband’s 40th birthday, having previously stayed at Kantouni Beach Boutique Hotel, which is part of the same hotel group. Our experience there was absolutely outstanding, so we arrived here with high expectations – especially as this hotel has an extra star. While there were certainly some positives, overall our stay didn’t quite live up to what we had hoped for. The good: There are definitely aspects worth mentioning positively. Jimmy at the bar was fantastic – attentive, friendly, and a real credit to the team. The bell boys were also extremely welcoming and helpful. We really appreciated the thoughtful touch of cake and fruit in the room on arrival. The pool area is undeniably beautiful, with stunning views and very comfortable sunbeds. The swim-up bar is a great feature, and Wi-Fi coverage across the hotel was excellent. Our room was clean, the bed comfortable, and our housekeeper, Julie, was always friendly and cheerful. The gym was also well equipped and a pleasant surprise. The not-so-good: Unfortunately, the service and overall feel didn’t match what you would expect from a five-star hotel. While the facilities might technically qualify for the rating, the experience and service level didn’t reflect it. Breakfast was good, but lunch and dinner were quite repetitive, and drink service in the restaurants was slow – getting refills often felt like a struggle. Many of the staff at the bars, reception, and restaurants were not particularly warm or friendly, and a few were outright rude at times. Some practical details also let things down. Bottled water in the room wasn’t replenished daily, and paper cups and wooden spoons were provided – understandable if glass can’t be used, but reusable plastic would be a better, more eco-friendly alternative. The food setup could also be more hygienic – birds frequently landed on and pecked at the uncovered bread, which was off-putting. It was also disappointing to see several staff members on their phones while on duty, often in full view of guests. It gave the impression of disengagement and didn’t align with the level of professionalism you’d expect at a hotel of this standard. Replacing beach towels was oddly inconvenient, as they had to be collected from the spa in the opposite direction from the pool area. The cocktails included in the all-inclusive package were also very disappointing – most tasted artificial, made from pre-mixed cartons rather than freshly prepared. We were also surprised to find that you can’t just use the sauna or spa pool freely, even when completely empty, without booking a treatment. One incident in particular left a bad impression. We booked a transfer via reception to a cooking class, which cost €50 one way – surprisingly high. When we needed to change the return time, the host of the class kindly called the hotel to rearrange it. However, our transfer never arrived. The hotel staff were unhelpful and blamed us, insisting they had called