Saint Nicholas Hotel Samos

Would not go there again Wherever you go it's up or down stairs no hand rails Drinks are the cheapest beer wine or ouzo only on the all inclusive other drinks are expensive Food is very basic with very little variety we eat out a lot . Room are clean but bathrooms are small and floors very slippery No entertainment Pool OK but no shallow end 2.5 mtrs No bottled water Breakfast cook kept disappearing had to go and find her to get bacon or eggs cooked Very disappointed with this hotel and would definitely no recommend or return v

My wife and I had an amazing time, the staff were incredible (Reception, bar staff, life guard, restaurant staff, cleaners, caretaker, kitchen staff) The beach was a 2 min walk away, swimming pool was lovely and kept clean. The German, Scandinavian, and Greek people who stayed there were lovely and respectful (Eastern Europeans were rude and up them selves) The food was lovely (especially Lunch and dinner), white wine and Ouzo is a must as I really enjoyed these alcoholic drinks. recommend hiring a car from reception as you must see some of this beautiful island, a nice walk into Psili Ammos past the nature reserve is a must too. If you want to get away from it all and have a wonderful view looking towards Turkey and out to sea (and you can put up with a few rude Eastern Europeans) then this hotel is for you.

Forma all inclusive nie istnieje, woda butelkowana tylko płatna, z przekąsek pomiędzy posiłkami parę jabłek i suchych ciastek, alkohol to wino, piwo, ouzo- reszta płatna. Wybór dań maleńki, kawa czy kakao tylko do śniadania. Basen bardzo głęboki od 2,5 do 3,5 m, woda w nim lodowata. Dla dzieci zupełnie nic nie ma, maleńki brodzik z również zimna wodą. W dniu wyjazdu obiad dodatkowo płatny 15€ od osoby. Bus jeżdżący do Pitagorio niby codziennie, przylecielismy w środę i dopiero na poniedziałek były miejsca. Auto wypożyczone w recepcji hotelu , zapłaciliśmy więcej, bo chcieliśmy konkretny model, dostaliśmy inne, w stanie tragicznym.

Very quiet little hotel by the beautiful beach. The hotel was clean and friendly staff. It was worse with the menu. We had all inclusive. Breakfast was fine, but lunch and dinner were sad. Daily fish, which is not harmful, but always the same prepared and the size of about 3x3 cm in a kind of sauce, rice side dish, pasta, sometimes potatoes and 2x chips. Next, some meat was prepared very similarly, although it was supposed to be a variety of dishes according to the name. This was repeated for lunch and dinner. There were plenty of vegetables and salads, but almost no fruit - sliced ​​apple and pear, 2x watermelon and about 10 cherries. It was also sad that if you wanted drinking water on the beach with you, you had to buy it. Cupcakes filled with powdered cream were served as a sweet spot, and ice cream was also powdered, both quite disgusting. No Greek food was offered during the week. It's sad because the place and the hotel were nice, the sea wonderful along with the beautiful weather.

Just came back from St. Nicholas, where we spent a week. ROOM: + spacious enough for two people, balcony with both sea and pool view, very quiet in the evening despite the music from pool bar. everyday cleaning and changing towels. fridge and big closet in the room. - bathroom definitely needs renovation, instead of one large bed there were two connected with a gap between, no outlets near the beds HOTEL: + cozy, small and very quiet, very nice and helpful crew, a lot of food, amazing views, very close to the beach and three taverns, white wine ok, rose and red too sour, beer ok, other things in all inclusive very poor, but we didn’t need other things. NO ANIMATIONS EITHER FOR KIDS AND FOR ADULTS ❤️❤️❤️ that’s a huuuuuge PRO for us, but not everybody likes quiet hotels. app. 20-30 mins from the airport. - food and coffe could be better, you’re not walking around hungry, but warm meals was very often cold, even if we came at the hour the meal was starting. BEACH: the one next to the hotel is rocky with very cold, yet cristalic water, free sun beds and umbrellas and not too crowded. if you want to go to a sandy beach with warmer water and some beach bars and tavernas, 15-20 mins by walk there’s Psili Ammos Beach - 2 sun beds and umbrella 6€ per day, frappe for 2,50 (so prices are “normal” there), more people than on the hotel’s one, but still quiet. Be careful, Samos is super-windy, so the water in this part of the Aegean Sea is colder than e.g on Crete. If you’re looking for a modest, budget hotel to have a spot to sleep and quietly drink couple glasses of wine after the sunset, without any parties and stuff, if you want to explore an island - that’s a very good choice. if you wish for awesome all inc. and you want to spend all your stay in the hotel - look for something else. we came back very relaxed!