Kiani Beach Resort Family

I have stayed here for 1 week, in June. I have found not only the hotel but the staff extremely friendly and helpful, we have stayed in one of the pool rooms and the pool/patio space has been more than sufficient with lots of space to swim around and enjoy our time. In the day we have mainly stayed at the Beach Pool and got drinks from the beach bar, and during the evenings entertainment had drinks from Aggeliki who has been more than polite, helpful and a joy to be around. The entertainment during the evenings has been amazing, with a wide variety of activities not only for children but for adults, although travelling without any children we have found that it’s still a comfortable hotel for couples without kids. Guests have been super friendly to eachother, and that can only be contrary to the amazing staff at the hotel. I will be coming back. Shoutout to the amazing staff members, Lily, Yaro, Aggeliki and all the others that helped during our stay to make us feel at home and have the best holiday we have had. - Tommy Podmore

Very good hotel with lovely staff. Everything was fabulous

Beautiful, food had lots of options. Very great for families. Water was cold but in warmer weather it could be great

We spent 2 weeks at Kiani Beach Resort in June as a family with 2 kids, staying in a premium room with private pool. The room was modern, clean, and spacious, but the first impression was poor: only a refilled bottle of water in the fridge, no minibar, and weak AC. Despite staff advice to keep it running all day with a second card, evenings were uncomfortably hot, and we often had to open windows to cool the room. Other issues included a broken safe, faulty window lock, and a pool shower connected to hot water. Guest relations were disappointing. A followup call from management after 1w felt defensive, even implying we didn’t know how to use the safe or window. Food was average. KBR2 was the cleanest and offered the best variety, while KBR3 served fresh pizza. The constant fruit supply was a highlight for the kids. Drinks and coffee in the standard all-inclusive were very poor, with bottled water or even a Greek frappé available through an “All-Inclusive Plus” upgrade (€20/day per adult). This felt unreasonable for a 5-star all-inclusive in Greece. Positives: the Kids Club was excellent, with Lili and team running fun programs, and special thanks to Mr. Giorgos, Mr. Spiros, Mr. Anestis, Ms. Anka, and Ms. Betty for their real Greek hospitality. Negatives: stony, poorly groomed beach with only ~45 beach loungers for 1000 guests, weekly change of beach towels, hygiene issues (self-service ice cream, shared cloths for cleaning tables and seats), and a overpriced mini market.