Hotel in Thasos
4-Star Hotel
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About this hotel
Boasting a freeform pool, the 4-star Maranton Beach Hotel is located right on the beach, in a tranquil setting among lush vegetation in Koinira Village. It features a poolside bar and spacious accommodations with views of the Thracian Sea.
Amenities
Shuttle available
Concierge services
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Heating
Wheelchair accessible
Bar
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Beach access
Shared living spaces
Garden
Accessible Parking
Beach front
Family friendly
Safe
Toilet with grab rails
Accessible by lift
Contactless check-in/out
Emergency cord in bathroom
Housekeeping available
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of Thasos
Available Rooms
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
The hotel is located in a remote village that has only one shop and a small café serving dinner.
Getting to the hotel involves navigating two high, winding mountain roads.
The property consists of two buildings, a dining area, a playground with a slide and a swing, and two swimming pools—one for children and one for adults.
Finding parking nearby is easy; there is plenty of space.
The beach is a nightmare—just a patch of sand with a collapsed wall and large rocks in the water.
We ended up going to a nearby beach instead, which was large and sandy.
We were given a two-room suite; it was incredibly beautiful and featured a massive balcony! Thank you!
We asked for a kettle at reception to help with preparing food for our child.
The food offered a good variety, including several types of meat, side dishes, and salads. Fruit was always available, along with tea and coffee. Breakfast was a bit limited, but no one went hungry. I’ve attached photos!
Reaching the jewelry factory, Giola, or the town is only possible by car—it’s a long, daunting drive along winding mountain roads.
Swimming pool was green(
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2026
Close to the best beach in the island,great food and picturesque scenery.
7 / 10Good·Aug 2025
Helpful staff, nice size pool, good entrance to the sea with nice beach.
Air conditioning not working, light turned off in the whole room one day but we were offered a different room.
5 / 10·Sep 2025
When I arrived at the property, I was told that I had received a room upgrade, which was nice of them. I had already booked two rooms with a sea view, but fortunately we were moved to the main building, not the one at the back. The rooms were spacious enough, and so was the terrace. The area is quiet, with no traffic noise, as it is set back a bit. There is a courtyard with trees and a pool, and no other hotel or villa is too close. The room has air conditioning, spacious wardrobes, a small but well-functioning fridge, and a safe. Additionally, in the bathroom we were provided with toiletries (shower cap, soap, shower gel, and shampoo).
What I didn’t like PART1: First of all, when I booked, there was no option to reserve breakfast only; breakfast and dinner were included. I would have preferred to pay less and skip dinner, given the quality of the food.Breakfast was manageable you could usually find boiled eggs, omelets, some types of cheese (kasseri and feta), some vegetables, yogurt, olives, butter, jam, and that was about it. It was mostly the same every day, except for occasional pizza or cake for dessert. There were some fruits, but they sometimes ran out because some guests took them in bags. Milk was only UHT, and cereals were either cornflakes or chocolate-flavored.
The quality of the ingredients was very poor, especially if you expect 4-star hotel standards. The cheese was probably the cheapest type with no flavor, tomatoes were tasteless even in peak season, pastries were frozen and made with margarine completely flavorless. Cold cuts looked awful; imagine the cheapest kind, all tasting like generic bologna (sausages, ham, salami). Only once did we get bacon, which was okay, but in small amounts and not replenished.The coffee was TERRIBLE. At a 4-star hotel, I expected freshly ground beans and milk, but instead there was instant coffee and some white powder at the coffee machine. Water available only if you asked the waiter from the kitchen.
Dinner was much worse than breakfast,HORRIBLE. Almost the same dishes every day—boiled vegetables (Mexican-style or overcooked broccoli, cauliflower), with no real taste. Side dishes were usually overcooked pasta or potatoes, either baked but soaked in oil or French fries. The meat was mostly chicken in a white sauce with mushrooms, chicken wings or thighs fried in oil, or burger patties cut in half. Desserts were the same every evening: canned fruit, a large chocolate dish, or a dessert with biscuits and a sour cream-like filling, or some kind of fried semolina in oil. Not all at once, but these were the rotating options. Definitely the lowest-quality cafeteria-style food. Two years ago, I stayed at a 2-star hotel in Crete with breakfast and dinner. The selection wasn’t very diverse, but the quality was much higher, and the dinner tasted homemade. Cleanliness left a lot to be desired. The room had a persistent bad smell, even when the window was mostly open. The bathroom had mold in the corners. The toilet water drained very slowly, and in one room, it completely broke down. A plumber had to come, but after the first repair, it didn’t work at all. A second visit finally fixed it, but you still had to wait a long time for the bowl to fill. The shower mat looked dirty from the moment we arrived—it was supposed to be white but was more of a light gray with stains. Dust was on the furniture from the start. The room lighting was very weak, even with many bulbs. Daily cleaning was very superficial: they swept or wiped the middle of the room, leaving dirt along the edges. The bathroom mat was replaced only twice all week, even though it was very dirty.The location is difficult to reach without a car, and evenings are dull, with only streets lacking sidewalks to walk on. he hotel beach is tiny, mostly rocks and a breakwater, with just space for two sunbeds—barely worth it for “sea access.” I wouldn’t return to this hotel. I’d rather pay more for a cleaner, better-serviced.
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7.8Good
(419 Ratings)
"The hotel is located in a remote village that has only one shop and a small café serving dinner.
Getting to the hotel involves navigating two high, winding mountain roads.
The property consists of t..."
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