Silva Beach Hotel

Facilities and Cleanliness: The hotel offers two swimming pools (saltwater and fresh), which were generally described as clean and well-maintained. Rooms were spacious, tidy, and well-stocked with amenities such as toiletries, tea/coffee sachets, and bottled water.(based on 1 review)

Absolutely loved it here, perfectly situated, near to airport & lots of shops & bars The hotel was so lovely like a little village which was so cute, food was excellent & lots of choice at every meal Hotel was clean & gardens were kept beautiful, beach was lovely despite not being able to walk straight into the sea, walk along the pathway & there’s steps down to a gorgeous little cove, but you will have to pay for sunbeds if you stay on the beach Fresh bottle of water left in your room daily which is a nice touch Will definitely be returning to Silva Beach, just the most perfect holiday, thank you to all of the staff for being so welcoming

We stayed at the Silva Beach, as an older couple, in early October. Check in was easy although a bit of an ouch for the hotel tax and the hire of a room safe. The receptionist tried to insist on cash for the hotel tax but was out of luck as I did not have enough euros. Paid by credit card instead. We were taken to our room by a lovely guy who pointed out where things were in the grounds as we went along. He also carried our cases up to our first floor room. The rooms are perfectly adequate, very clean with a very comfortable bed. It needed a bit of slight TLC in that a lick of paint would not go amiss and the bathroom door did not close properly. Presumably this will be dealt with in the close season. No issues with hot water and the housekeeper did a great job every day. We asked for a quiet garden room and it was just that apart from the odd drunk who needed a volume control. Be aware though, the walls are very thin! Food is excellent with lots of choice and a bias towards Greek dishes which we totally enjoyed. Asian Corner made a nice change too. We tried both the bookable al a cartes and both are worth a visit. Pizza in the Italian is very impressive. Drinks are adequate, beer and wine are both palatable. Spirits are local and are weak which is understandable as they do not want people legless drunk. Some people did treat it as a challenge though. There is supposed to be a dress code in the restaurant but it is not enforced even though the Hotel matrie de is always present. It is a nice restaurant and the ladies make a real effort to dress up but the men do not bother. The way some dressed, Wetherspoons would have turned them away. Top tip, go to dinner when it first opens or you will be queuing outside. Usual sun bed warriors who think they will die if they do not get the same sunbed every day. There were sunbeds always available away from the pool but the hotel was not full. Peak season I guess would be a different story. The grounds are beautifully kept and are a pleasure to walk around. Staff are wonderful never came across a miserable one. They cannot do enough for you and the smiles brighten up your day. With a little investment and some tweaking this hotel would be excellent. I have marked it down only because of the sunbed situation and the lack of dress code enforcement. If you have rules, enforce them or get rid of them and create a fair playing field.