Zeytindali Hotel

The hotel is located in old ancient greek village called Hagia Todori/Zeytinliköy. Two old village houses were renovated and building has been revised as boutique hotel. It is by far the best one in Imbros/Gökçeada after our several tries in the island. All rooms are designed with original touch in details and therefore I feel myself like experiencing the historical days of the house. The personnel is friendly, owner Mehmet bey is taking care of guests personally. Serving excellent refreshing local style breakfast. Strongly suggest it if you want to stay in Gökçeada.

My husband and I stayed at the Zeydali Hotel between 1-3 September this year. It is a very well run, beautiful hotel in the cutest Greek village on Imbros/Gökçeada. The whole island experience was unforgetable for us. We enjoyed every minute of it. Zeydali Hotel was a very important part of that experinece. I had made a thorough search on the internet for places to stay on the island and had picked this hotel. My choice was reinforced when, just before our holiday, I happened to join a seminar about Imbros on Zoom. The guide who was giving the seminar was an islander himself and also a professional guide. I was happy to learn that Zeydali Hotel was one of the three hotels he recommended on the islands. ||||The staff of the hotel are young, intelligent, polite and very helpful. There were two incidents during our stay that were problematic. The first was when there was no hot water and in the second there was no water at all. Both of them were solved with great speed. We do understand the diffuculty of running such a place on an island where there is evident scarcity of skilled labour such as plumbers etc. However, the attitude and the mode of handling the situation with speed was very noteworthy. ||||I must also mention that the hotel has an outstanding breakfast. The porch of the hotel where breakfast is served is beautiful and peaceful at every hour of the day, from breakfast to late hours of the night when you return from a restaurant. Zeydali is not a cheap hotel but the three nights that we stayed there were well worth the price. My very best wishes for the future of this boutique hotel.

Wonderful boutique hotel, located right at the heart of Zeytinli, one of the cutest villages of gokceada. Very clean and pretty atmosphere with helpful hosts who answer any questions you might have. And the breakfast was amazing! We loved our stay!

While planning our trip to Gökçeada, we made a thorough search for a nice place to stay and though it was the most expensive hotel, we chose Zeydali as it looked very professional and nice. And that happened to be an excellent choice: we really enjoyed our 2 nights long stay here. ||||Hotel is located at the old Greek village called "Zeytinliköy". Having visited all the villages of the island, I can say that this one is the best in terms of location and attractions around. Zeydali Hotel is at the main square of the village (don't get me wrong, when I say square, it's a very small courtyard kind of a place), made of stones just like all the other old buindings around. ||||Just like in all old villages of the island, cars are not allowed inside the village, except those of the inhabiants. So, when you arrive to the village, it's best to call the hotel, they send someone with the remote control and he opens the gate for you. But it's also possible to park the car at the village car park (parking is free) and walk to the hotel which is only 2 minutes away. Hotel can later take your car key and bring your luggages, eitherway is possible. ||||Hotel is very professionally managed (unlike many other places at the island). Service to the customers is carried out only by 2 personnel (from reception to breakfast) but it does not cause any problem. They are very helpful and customer-oriented. ||||The rooms are very clean, smell lovely and nicely decorated in line with the overall ambiance of the old village. Despite the fact that this is a small boutique hotel, you can find everything that a city hotel offers inside the room: minibar, television, slippers, shampoo, hairdryer etc.||||We had only breakfast at the hotel as meal but it was very rich, delicious, made of local, organic produce. ||||We really enjoyed our stay and were not expecting such a professionalism in such a small village. I wholeheartedly recommend this place in case you plan to stay at Gökçeada.

Quite nice place to stay at the island. The hotel is a little far away from the port you would arrive at the island, therefore you either need a rental car or taxi for access. The hotel is on a renovated old stone building, the renovations made it very nice and clean without disrupting the old rustic atmosphere. Breakfast is pretty good, rooms are quiet, spacious and clean.

The hotel is located in old ancient greek village called Hagia Todori/Zeytinliköy. Two old village houses were renovated and building has been revised as boutique hotel. It is by far the best one in Imbros/Gökçeada after our several tries in the island. All rooms are designed with original touch in details and therefore I feel myself like experiencing the historical days of the house. The personnel is friendly, owner Mehmet bey is taking care of guests personally. Strongly suggest it if you want to stay in Gökçeada.

Hotel Zeytindali is situated in Zeytinliköy, a village of Gökçeada facing Dardanelles, one of the few remaining "slow citta" places.|As a boutique hotel, It blends to its stunning environment, stone bricked houses, typical of aegean region. The rooms, service are very efficient. At breakfast one can find all the local tastes.

Had to stay at this hotel this time round because the place I normally prefer in Gokceada was booked. Zeytindali has really mediocre rooms - they are small and dark, and decorated in a rather tasteless fashion. Now I realise why they will bluntly refuse to show their rooms to anyone who has not made a booking (I had tried to see them last year and was turned away). The staff has a haughty attitude. The food in the restaurant was awful this time round - their renowned chef left them and the restaurant is not worth a visit. Generally, a huge disappointment.