Atalanti Boutique Hotel

We have visited this little gem of a hotel this week. What a lovely time we have had. The rooms were spacious, modern and refurbished to a high standard. The food was good although not much choice, was quite adequate for a decent meal at both breakfast and tea/dinner time. Could probably benefit from a show cooking station for the main meat of the evening, but overall very pleasant. The pool was different, although looked quite dirty because it was a grey granite type colour, it was spotless. We asked the management about this and they said that they gambled with the colour as they didn’t want it to be just the usual blue painted or tiled colour, that gamble paid off, it was beautiful. The whole hotel was spotless, friendly cleaning staff, dining room staff and bar staff. The reception and management team were full of knowledge and very friendly. I have got to mention the TUI rep Kadi, what a great person to have as part of the TUI team, she was full of fun and kept my husband on his toes, well done Kadi. Lastly there are two points that I would like to mention,........this hotel has got peacocks roaming freely around the complex, they are a joy to watch,especially having babies with them at this time of year. They don’t approach the guests so cause no problem, and then there’s the caravan on the spare ground at the side of the hotel, it’s old and dusty but how anyone could say that it ruins their holiday I will never know, caused no issues for us and provided shelter in the morning for the peacocks. All in all a great holiday and we will be returning next year Thankyou to George and all the staff, well done Lesley and Peter Jones

Just arrived back from a wonderful,relaxing break at this lovely hotel. We arrived just after midnight & were greeted at reception with a sandwich & bottle of water each. I have personally never had this from a hotel. We were taken to our room (309) which was very modern & spacious enough for two people. Although we arrived at 01:00 we decided to count the hangers in the hanging area & look for pictures on the wall! Can I say, we had enough hangers but if you want more, ASK! Don’t just say nothing & then slag them off on tripadvisor! Likewise, who goes on holiday to look at pictures on the wall in their room? The hotel is perched into the hillside overlooking Faliraki with wonderful views of the bay. It’s a 20/25 minute walk down into town. All downhill, but I would recommend getting a taxi back. 5/7 Euros is reasonable. You can also walk around to Anthony Quinn bay, which is about the same distance in the opposite direction. The hotel stood derelict for about 14 years & been resurrected to a high standard by the current owner. Breakfast was ok. Not what I would call proper bacon & sausage though. Dinner was varied & proportionate to the size of the hotel. The two dinning room attendants were excellent & the young lady will take your orders for drinks & bring them to your table. The pool are is excellent with one of the warmest pools I have been in. Never any problem getting a bed & no kids around makes it so peaceful. Peacocks & hens roam around the grounds all the times & are no problem whatsoever. I believe they are louder earlier in the season when feeling a little amorous ! No need to take heavy towels with you as you can rent them at the hotel for €10 deposit. As long as you return the towel,you get your money back. Special mention to the two room maids who do an excellent job every day of the week cleaning the room & are lovely to talk too (especially the cheeky one). George the owner is always walking around the hotel & is very approachable. Unfortunately, he never wears a suite! All in all, it’s a fantastic hotel if you want a relaxing holiday & we will definitely be back.