Hotel Anesis

We stayed here for 6 nights with my husband and daughter and absolutely loved it! The owner and the staff were all super kind and welcoming, which made us feel right at home. The place was spotless and well looked after – the décor is a bit traditional, but very charming and cozy. Our room was cleaned daily, with fresh towels and bed linen every other day, which was a really nice touch. The location couldn’t be better – everything is close by and the beach is literally just steps away. The only tiny drawback was the shower being a bit small, but honestly, everything else more than made up for it.

Very, very nice place! The owner is a wonderful guy, as is all the staff. The rooms are clean and very nice. They clean and change the towels every day. It was fantastic! Thank you very much for these wonderful days.

Avoid this hotel. The owner showed no kindness or understanding. By mistake, I booked this property because the village shares the same name as one in Corfu. As soon as I realised, I contacted the hotel more than 48 hours before arrival, politely explaining the error and asking if they could cancel and refund my booking. The hotel had no availability left on Booking.com, which means they could easily resell the room, likely at an even higher price given it’s peak season. I even acknowledged that technically a cancellation fee applied, but I reached out early, hoping they would show some flexibility given the genuine mistake. Unfortunately, the owner refused to consider my situation, saying only that it was my fault and that I had to pay the cancellation fee. I was very disappointed by the complete lack of empathy or generosity. In hospitality, a little understanding goes a long way—especially when the room could have been rebooked without any loss to the property. Sadly, the owner clearly doesn’t see it that way.

I wish I could stay more days 🍉Super clean, super friendly, beautiful location! It seems to be more in your home rather than to a hotel. Just in the center of the village you can visit everything on foot. The view from the terrace to the sea makes you feel calm, creating a serenity in the atmosphere. Definitely, will visit next year!

Is it the view? Is it the cleanliness? Is the friendliness by the owners and the staff?|It is a combination of generosity by people and by nature. |The location of the hotel, the veranda, the sea sometimes calm and inviting, sometimes wavy and loud, the unpredictability of the weather, all these factors create a superb stay at this hotel. Full view of the sea. |Oh! Breakfast on the veranda tastes great. |

Me and my girlfriend spent 3 days at Agios Ioannis The hotel is located at a unique location, right in the center of Agios Ioannis. The sea is right in front of the hotel, offering a mesmerizing view, giving you the feeling that you are sailing in the Aegean. The friendly stuff offers an outstanding service with great hospitality. We had amazing breakfasts at the terrace with all the handmade delicacies made by Miltos(the owner). The room was super clean and offered everything we needed for our stay(+ our own balcony with a view at the Aegean!!). We are definitely coming back to Hotel Anesis! 100% recommended. Extras: The hotel offers a 2-person kayak that you can use to explore the nearby beaches(totally recommend if the weather is nice).

This was our second visit to Agios Ioannis and to the Hotel Anesis, Miltos and his family are very welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. The location is excellent, just across the road for a morning swim and back to their lovely terrace for breakfast. Our rooms were very quiet, the balcony faces the sea and very protected/private from the next door balcony. Thoroughly recommend this hotel and will stay there again on the next visit to Agios Ioannis.

Άνεση has a range of meanings, including comfort, ease, geniality, and relaxation. The Anesis Hotel offers all of these. It is a calm place; what music there is is quiet and well-chosen. The breakfasts were copious and tasty, the wine was excellent, and the beer the best I have tasted in Greece.