Hotel Olympia

A little outdated but nice service from the ownership who are an older couple. 🥰

It was very good, and you're guaranteed a good night's rest.

It's what it is, a 2-star hotel. It's fine for a couple of nights. It desperately needs a renovation; it's ancient. €65 a night is a bit excessive.

My choice for a number of years. Always a warm welcome and family hotel with a wonderful owner.. The price range is very decent, but if you want luxury and a rooftop pool with a bar and pay a lot for this, you should look elsewhere. Here you simply get what you pay for.. I will book again soon..

I really can't understand all the good reviews and enthusiasm people are giving this place. For the price, I expected more. First of all, the Wi-Fi is slower than my mobile data. I only found one power outlet in the entire room, and that was the one for the TV, which was inconvenient for charging my phone and browsing the internet after a long day. Then there's the parking situation, which is pure chaos. I ended up parking in a tiny parking garage and paid an extra €22 for parking every night. I'm usually very easy to please, but compared to other hotels where I paid half the price, this was a dream. But it gets worse: I have one window that only faces a stuffy courtyard, not the nice corners shown in the online pictures. I'm actually quite glad I'm here in winter because I haven't found any air conditioning yet. I suspect there are knobs by the bed, but they don't work. On top of that, there's mold or other strange stains on the ceiling. (With all these points, I wonder why some people here are asking for a month's rent.) But enough complaining, here are some positive points: the beach is just a few minutes' walk away, there are many restaurants and cafes nearby, and the lady at reception is very nice, as long as she understands you.