Margo Beach Hotel

The new hotel looks very nice from the outside and is close to the beach; you must just cross a dirt road. Parking is also possible along this road. Reception at the hotel was friendly. We were not happy with the very dark room on the ground floor of one of the houses which was given to us for our two-days’ stay. The only view you had were a few bushes right outside the room where there was a little terrace. This was a room with a so-called “garden view”. As nobody was there at check-in who had the authority to change our room we stayed in it in the end not wanting to waste time till somebody of authority turns up. Apart from being very dark the room was large and included a kitchen. There were a lot of electrical outlets which are often insufficient in hotel rooms. The small TV was not mounted on the wall and its position was uncomfortably low if you watched from the bed. The Wi-Fi worked without problems. The bathroom was very small for a 4-star hotel. While the size of the shower was OK the washbasin was really tiny. Breakfast at the hotel was very good but there was no buffet. You had to order from a list which offered a large variety of food. The breakfast terrace was nice as it provided a view of the sea. The young lady serving us was very friendly. If you compare the Margo Beach with other 4-star hotels in the area the price-performance ratio is not very good especially as the hotel does not offer an outdoor pool.

We are from Canada and I took my 22 year old son. This is a beautiful hotel on the beach. Friendly staff with great service. We stayed early in the season (early May) so it was very quiet (which I loved). They have a buffet breakfast - it could have used a few more items like cheese or spinach pie, however there was plenty of food and coffee. There is no large communal pool, just a few small private ones for certain rooms. The area is a local Greek vacation spot so we loved it!