Atalanti Boutique Hotel

This hotel is beautiful we could not fault the decor, the room was lovely and there are rooms with their own pools but it could be so much better. The staff are really friendly and extremely helpful. The hotel really needs a courtesy bus to Faliraki as you feel quite cut off and it can be quite expensive to keep getting taxis as it is a fair walk, the only other option is to hire a car (not everyone feels comfortable driving abroad). The hotel doesn’t provide entertainment, there was never anyone at the bar and you can only watch the news on the tv so after a day of sun bathing by the pool we felt we needed to get out! We always either went out during the day or in the evening or we’d have gone insane. The food in this hotel is a problem there is always soup, salad & fruit but the hot food was not very appealing as it was usually just warm or cold unless you got it when they first brought it out of the kitchen, also the fried eggs at breakfast were cooked then left in a tray always looked dry and were cold where they’d been left! The restaurant has beautiful views but is very stark with no ambience and I think that they should cook the fried eggs on demand at breakfast so they are hot and it needs soft/candle lighting and tablecloths in the evening to create a nice ambience with hot food and maybe a Greek night once or twice a week.

Me and my partner stayed at the Atalanti Boutique Adults Only Hotel from the 19th of October for 7 nights. We were the last week of customers at this hotel before they closed for the season. Location: Up a very steep hill, about a half an hour walk into Faliraki town or between 7-10 euros with a taxi booked from reception. Hotel appearance: The hotel had recently been refurbished and it was absolutely stunning. My partner and I were quite surprised at how beautiful the hotel was and it was definitely the nicest hotel we have ever stayed in. Very modern and clean. Pool/pool bar: Beautiful setting, very peaceful and a lovely place to sunbathe and relax. The pool bar was very convenient too, although the prices were too high. Room: Very spacious, clean and modern. Our room was cleaned every single day and looked brand new. We had 2 separate balconies, which was nice in a way however we only ever used one of them. We only had 1 pillow each and would have preferred one more, however we never actually asked for any more so it wasn’t a big deal. Prices: The prices for food and drinks at the bar and the pool bar were a bit disappointing. For example, a vodka orange for me was 6 euros a go, and a cocktail was 8 euros. The food was way too over priced considering the pizzas were just frozen ones that they chucked in the oven. However we didn’t complain as we knew that we were staying at a half board hotel, and we knew that we would be paying extra for food and drinks. As I previously mentioned, we were the last week of customers at the hotel before they closed so therefore they began to run out of a lot of the drinks that people were ordering! The draught beer ran out very early in the week. Breakfast and Dinner: We quite liked the breakfast, although it was the exact same every single morning but that didn’t really bother us. Some of food was a little cold. You had plenty of selection for breakfast considering there was loads fruit, cereals, hot food, bread and different spreads ect. The dinner was slightly different every night, I think we ate at the hotel 5 nights out of 7. There definitely was not much selection of food for dinner time. The coffee and juice machines were only ever turned on for breakfast. You couldn’t get a coffee or juice from the machines throughout the day, nor could you get one at dinner which I thought was a little tight. Staff: The staff were very kind and polite. They always welcomed us every time we entered the hotel and made us feel very comfortable there. Absolutely no complaints about the staff there what’s so ever, they were brilliant! Check out: Our flight home wasn’t until 2:30am on the Sunday morning, so therefore we were the last couple to get picked up from the hotel at 11:30pm. As a result of our pick up time being so late, we decided to do a late check out at 6pm instead of 12pm. All of the guests had late flights, so actually every single room had a late check out. They charged each room 35 euros for this. On a normal week, fair enough we wouldn’t have thought twice about the price of a late check out. However, considering we were the last week of guests, I thought it was pretty terrible that they charged each room (probably about 10 rooms) 35 euros for late check out when they had no more new guests coming in. I would have thought they would let us stay in our rooms free of charge. Although there were a few bits that I’ve really gone into, me and my boyfriend had a very pleasant stay at the hotel and we still can’t get over how beautiful it was. I would highly recommend this hotel if you were looking for a peaceful, relaxing adults only hotel!

I stayed here with my partner on the 14th October for a week. Its newly refurbished, modern and spotless. The pool area was beautiful and so quiet with loads of beds to choose from and was so peaceful. The rooms were lovely and spacious. The food wasnt as varied as I've experienced in big hotels but again it's a small hotel. There could be more variety at breakfast. Every day there was chips and I dont know anyone that eats chips for breakfast. Dinner was 2 or 3 hot plates and the same pudding every night. This really was the only grumble I had. The hotel is situated at the top of a very steep hill and is quite far out from Falaraki so we hired a car for 4 days for 80 euros which I thought was really good. The beaches are outstanding.. we visited it Anthony quin bay which is about a 20 minute walk and really worth it. We also took a trip into old Rhodes town. Another beautiful place. I would definitely stay at this hotel again. It's a hidden gem.