Xenios K.
Google
Spacious room with comfortable beds, but that’s where the positives mostly end. Wi-Fi and mobile data reception (4G/5G) were practically nonexistent — streaming a simple 720p movie in 2025 was impossible without constant buffering. The bathroom was a hazard: cabinet hinges broken (nearly cost me a toenail), bath permanently stained, and a broken shower head. Overall, the vibe was “meh.”
The location is in the forest, so the air quality outside is fantastic — though I heard other guests complain about moldy smells in some rooms. On the bright side, both the cleaning staff and restaurant/dining staff were very polite and professional.
Unfortunately, this hotel feels stuck in time. Unless it adapts, its aging customer base will simply age out — because right now, it’s not somewhere teenagers, young adults, or even most 30-40-year-olds would choose to stay.