Koni Village

0/10 from me and my sons. Where do I even begin? our experience at this hotel was extremely disappointing from start to finish. The majority of the staff were rude and unhelpful, The food was by so bad we had to eat out most nights. The quality was very poor . If you're thinking of staying here stay well away-boring.no one talks,rude,, , The rooms was bad-broken back door-no vent in bathroom as broken,no locks on bathroom doors,toilet paper can not be flushed down the toilet and put in bin,beds where no ready when we arrived. The beds were incredibly uncomfortable, The all-inclusive drinks package was also very limited, offering just two cocktails and one beer option.drinks where terrible, To make matters worse, the hotel experienced an eight-hour power outage during our stay, leaving guests without cold drinks, functioning showers, or basic facilities. What was most frustrating was the complete lack of communication from management,thie hill to get to your appartments are deadly.This is, without question, the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Based on our experience, I would strongly advise others to look elsewhere please.they are so rude-moody,alot of people where moaning and where disquested how they where treated.you have been warned.

A welcoming and friendly hotel. Between us (of which there was 13) we had a variety of rooms all of which were sea facing, large balcony, pleasant with sufficient hanging space and drawers. Fridge, safe (payable at reception) and hairdryer in the room. The floors were cleaned, beds made and towels changed regularly. Our shower screen was small, so water did spill over the bathroom floor making it wet but others had a large screen and no issues. Air conditioner worked fantastic and kept us super cool our whole stay. There are two pools one is lovely large pool with steps to enter which could do with some grip on them as we witnessed many people slipping on entering the pool so be warned hold on to the rail! There were plenty of beds at anytime of the day. The other pool is smaller and quieter also with beds available.

There is one bar but it is never too crowded, the snacks are available here too. The restaurant is opposite serving mainly Greek foods, amazing variety of soups, salads, cooked meats/fish, pasta, potatoes, rice, chips slight variations each day for lunch/dinner. If you are looking for English fast food this is not for you! We heard a few people complaining about the food which was a shame as even our fussiest child managed to find something to eat! Breakfast plenty of eggs available fried, scrambled, hard boiled. Toast, cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit, meats/cheeses etc. bacon, beans mushrooms and sausage.

The hotel is hilly, if you are in the higher rooms at the top of the complex but the big pool, bar and restaurant are on one level. It is a good 10min walk to the beach via the underpass

Nothing drastically wrong with the place. The rooms are adequate as are the facilities. It's clean, the staff are mostly warm and friendly. Food is ok, not great but always something to eat. They do need to sort out crockery and cutlery as they run out quite quickly. The main problem is the location, it's too hilly for anyone with medical problems as we've learnt. Jet2 reps worse than useless and invisible. Stalis itself is great. We will be back, but not to Koni.