Margarita Hotel - All Inclusive

We are just on our last night at the Margarita Hotel, we have had a fantastic holiday and the Hotel is fantastic value for money. Close enough to the main ***** but also far enough away. We upgraded to the superior room and we were lucky enough to get 2 ground floor poolside rooms (Family of 4 Mum, Dad and 2 teenagers) Staff checked daily to ensure the Superior pool was only used by guests with superior rooms and we watched a few people have to do the walk of shame, having said that the other 2 pools were good but just a little dated in comparison, only because the Superior Rooms and Pool are a new addition to the Hotel. The all inclusive food was excellent and very tasty with plenty of choice. Antonios the Owner with his family and staff were all very pleasant and happy to help and serve. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner were all excellent. Snack Food from the pool bar was also good and fresh as you order. Wine, Beer and Soft drinks are served all day and then from 4pm Cocktails and local spirits are served. Overall a great value stay at the Margarita with the small additional cost of an upgrade to Superior Room was well worth it in my opinion. They also have rooms with private pools which looked nice, but I feel the superior rooms offer best value. Thank you Antonios, your family and all your staff.

We stayed from 26th August for one week. On arrival at 8:58pm we were told the restaurant closed at 9pm, leaving us no time to eat before heading up to our room. In most hotels even when half-board never mind all inclusive, you’re usually offered something on arrival if you’ve missed dinner, but unfortunately this wasn’t the case here. Not a huge issue, but a little disappointing as we had paid for that day. The hotel itself was clean and the staff were friendly. However, if you enjoy evening entertainment, this may not be the right choice. The bar closes promptly at 11pm, after which the lights are switched off, leaving the area in complete darkness, so if you’re planning to play cards or socialise, make sure you finish before then. Food was fine overall; we always found something to eat, though it wasn’t particularly varied. A downside was that beer and wine were only available until 4pm, which felt quite restrictive. Other points worth mentioning: the hotel does not provide towels for freshening up before late transfers, which we found unusual. On two occasions during our stay the shower ran cold, though we managed. Overall, we had a pleasant holiday, but in our opinion this hotel feels closer to a good two-star plus rather than the higher rating advertised.

Just returned on Sunday from the hotel, from Arriving to departing the hotel they made you feel like part of the family. Every single member of the staff were so nice and friendly and friendly. We stayed in a private pool room and was worth the money for the upgrade, would highly recommended these rooms, we had the sun on the balcony from 10am until 6pm so would spend the morning at the adults pool and move to the room for 10am. The hotel is small so it don’t take long to walk around the complex, right outside the hotel there is a supermarket with everything you would need and even the staff in the supermarket were so nice and friendly. Drinks were local spirits, from 10-4 they only do soft drinks, beers and wines then from 4pm you can have spirits and cocktails, we knew this prior to coming due to other reviews. Food was really nice, lots of the vegetables are grown within the hotel so they were nice and fresh. As a small hotel they don’t have rows and rows for food choice but the food they put out was really nice and different variety each night. Could always find something to eat and it was tasty as well. Pool bar (snacks) again plenty to choose from. Entertainment is low key and is down at the pool bar however this was fine for us as it was nice to have back ground noise and still able to chat to each other or just relax and watch the world go past. The hotel is located about 10 mins from the main party ***** but it’s down a side road so it’s away from all the noise. It’s all on the flat and easy to walk into Laganas ***** with plenty of bars and restaurants. If you want to go to Kalamaki it’s about 50 mins walk again all on the flat, or 12-15 euros in a taxi (walking is fine as there is a path the whole way and 40 mins into the walk if you like plane spotting then stop of at the Airport snack bar that has a viewing point. We ate out a few times and enjoyed the food at the Taj Mahal (Indian) Isabella (Greek and they have a great show best booking) and Cicero (Greek) had a lovely lunch in here and staff so nice and welcoming. In Kalamaki we had drinks and food in Rose and Crown, they give you a card for a free drink after you have 6 drinks. Would highly recommend the hotel and will definitely return in the future

We had another wonderful stay at the Margarita. The staff are excellent and look after you very well, the food is good and plentiful and the hotel is spotless.