Okeanos Beach Boutique Hotel

Everything

Nothing

that all are good maintained, and the location

I dealt with the dining room manager, a man named Angel. When I asked for a disposable cardboard cup, the waiter told me it wasn't allowed. I also asked for a food container during breakfast for my children who couldn't make it to the dining room; Angel refused, claiming it was prohibited by Ministry of Health regulations—which struck me as particularly odd, since the hotel is obligated to provide food if a guest wants to leave early (especially since I had already paid for breakfast). It was only after I got really angry and demanded to see the manager that he suddenly came over, trying to ingratiate himself with me and shaking my hand, saying, "It's fine, go ahead and take it." A hotel that makes you feel uncomfortable like that isn't worth visiting; I came for a vacation, not to deal with this kind of aggravation—it leaves a terrible impression. I certainly don't forgive him for it, and I have no desire to be friendly with him—especially since he hovers over you while you're in the dining room. And then he comes over trying to shake my hand as if everything is fine? I was deeply offended by his behavior; it felt like sheer stinginess.

Petit hôtel familial. Le personnel est adorable. L'emplacement est tout proche d'une jolie plage à la gauche et de la Marina à droite.

Les rideaux ne sont pas occultants. La piscine ferme vraiment trop tôt. Transats et parasols payants à la plage il faut compter 10€ par jour pour 2 transat et 1 parasol ce n'est pas cher mais c'est à prévoir.

+ Receptionists are quite informative and helpful, but you need to ask specific questions, not all of the information is given at the check in + Proximity to the beach + A couple of private sunbeds and umbrellas upon entering the beach (however guests like to hog those by "reserving" by putting a towel onto them and leaving for a couple of hours) + A decent pool with sunbeds and umbrellas + There is a gym with some really nice equipment

- The gym is open only till 20:00 - Lack of roof on the balconies (during the day it is impossible to stay there due to intensive sunshine) - Breakfeast variety is absent and quality is ok for a 3-star hotel, not a 4-star level - Lack of any sign with opening hours of the pool (by trial and error we found that it was 09:00 - 19:00) - Lack of any acoustic insulation at the door, you hear everything what's happening on the corridor (easily fixed by some adhesive insulating strip) - We prefer to leave "do not disturb" for short stays. Despite that, room service knocked on our door, ignoring the flashing red sign "do not disturb" - They close off the enterenace to the beach at 19:00. The best time for swimming here is around 17:00 (lower uv index, warm sea). Naturally, after coming from the beach, you'd like to quickly wash your feet unless you'd like to make a sandy mess out of your room. When you come via that enterence after 19:00, staff and god forbid manager looks at you like you're some public enemy. Quite often I do get the feeling of beeing invigilated by hotel mgmt. - Ordered some food on "A la carte", waited for over 40 minites. At the end, the meat served was absolutely overcoocked and dry - We found the manager quite intrusive, monitoring each and every guest while having their meals. A discomforting experience not expected of a vacation stay. - You can order food "a la carte" only in between some specific hours, of course the guests are not being told of that, so trial and error - 22 EUR for a meal, 39 EUR for a 3-meal daily upgrade per person. Not the best deal. - Overall got a feeling of a student dorm, not a 4-star boutique hotel