Hotel Livadaki Village

Stayed here last summer with my husband & three children...we wanted a boutique style, small & quiet hotel & this was beyond our expectations! Loved the fact it’s away from the busy front, the hill walk was very welcomed after big meals & Sophia the owner even gave us a lift one evening! The hotel is peaceful & even had the pool to ourselves sometimes & this was in August!) The team are just wonderful & so friendly & helpful...breakfast was relaxed & just perfect. We are definitely coming back again, wouldn’t stay anywhere else in the area!

This hotel was in a very peaceful place, the views were stunning, pool area lovely as were all the staff. The breakfast was absolutely fine and more than enough variety. I really don't understand why other travellers have had any issue with it. A kettle in the room would have been nice and that is my only suggestion. The "hill" was ok, if you turn right instead of left the walk into Scale is a bit longer & flatter . I travelled on my own as I often do and ate in Scala most nights. The pines restaurant I found was fabulous with really friendly staff. I took a day trip to Olympia which was a little expensive but a full day and very interesting. Overall a fabulous relaxing week and would efinitely go back to this Hotel.

We knew when we booked this hotel would be up a steep hill - we walked up and down it quite a few times (didn't need a torch as well lit coming up the hill at night) but we did succumb to taxis three times after evenings out. There is an alternative way - go out of the hotel reception and turn right up the hill then left across and into town - wouldn't walk home that way in the dark though , no lighting. This is a lovely peaceful hotel - the views at breakfast are breathtaking . The rooms are basic but in saying that the bed (double) was comfortable as were the pillows. We paid 20 euros for a safe but didn't have air con as could open door at night. The room is quite big with a wardrobe that has plenty of hangers, a fridge (no freezer compartment tho), TV, a big bathroom with a shower and powerful hairdryer. Plenty of hot water too. Just a small criticism - could have done with a shelf in the bathroom for toiletries. Sophia was really friendly and was always around for any questions etc, Also a special mention to Joanna who served at breakfast - she was lovely and always said hello. The breakfast was nice, orange juice, water and coffee. Cereals, different breads to toast with butter, peach jam or strawberry (I think) or you could make toasties with cheese, meat and tomato. Delicious greek yoghurt, with honey, peaches, oranges or apple and yes the wasps are a bit of a pain. The pool area had a lovely view of the sea, plenty of beds and umbrellas, the only thing was that the umbrellas were wedged with large stones so couldn't be moved around to block the sun out - which is a problem for us fair skinned folks. The hotel reception had a big book swap library so I was in my element - choosing books I wouldn't normally read. There were a few magazines too. Thank you Livadaki for a lovely relaxing holiday.