Atermono Boutique Resort & Spa

2 week stay during July/Aug. Chose the hotel on reviews and the small size. We have stayed in large all inclusives in Europe before and wanted something smaller. The hotel did not disappoint. Beautifully clean and really helpful staff who went above and beyond to help us and make our stay comfortable. We had 2 superior rooms ( tip.. the first room we were allocated was not a superior and we asked for this to be changed so check what you booked) We were offered another room and this was fine. The rooms are not massive but you don’t need it to be. However there is virtually no storage space. A wardrobe and 2 drawers. We had a balcony overlooking the road to the hotel , not really that private but didn’t matter. You can get rooms overlooking the central courtyard for more privacy, We never sat out on ours anyway. The pool was lovely. Never any issue getting a sunbed, none of the usual nonsense with people getting up at 7am to reserve. The pool bar was lovely but a bit pricey. We had lunch there quite a few times . The service is really slow, you can wait up to an hour for your food but just order then go back to your sunbed ! They will bring it to you on your sunbed if you want. The standard of food was really high, the pizzas are lovely. The beach is literally 2 mins walk and there was loads of space there. The hotel has its own sunbeds. The sea was really rough and we only could go in twice the whole time we were there ( 2 weeks) . The local lifeguards tell you to come out of it’s not safe. The hotel provided towels but only 1 per person per day so we took our own as well , nice to lie on a dry towel after getting wet. There was loads of choice for eating out . Finikas which is literally out of the hotel and 2 mins down the road was really excellent. The service was amazing . Would highly recommend. We would return to this lovely hotel perhaps for a week r and r .

A small hotel resort and very sympathetic. It is listed as 5 stars but in all honesty needs improvements to be listed as a true 5 stars, namely, the coffee at breakfast is undrinkable and quality differs from the one you pay for in the pool bar, 5 star hotel should provide also tissues, and if it is listed adults only no young children should be allowed. Other than that hotel is immaculately clean, very nice gym with towels and local air conditioning, nice spa etc. Staff Helen, George at the Bar, Haroula at reception were very helpful, but who stands out is Manageress Thelia, amazingly helpful. Ideal destination for true relaxation, almost adjacent to the seaside beach with quiet and noiseless rooms. The best rooms are the ones with their private pool and we are seriously considering going again next summer..

We came here last year and had a great time and loved every minute. However, this time round was a different experience. The staff are still great especially Joanna, but there were a few things which have put us off returning. I had emailed the hotel twice about having a twin room which when arriving it was made into a double. We spent a lot of money on a deluxe room and if you removed the sofa we may have had more room- not the case. They did rectify it the next day. No umbrellas on the deck with the sunbeds for the whole week. The temperatures were in the late 20s/early 30s. Surely this should have been sorted prior to opening?? The "big" doubles had a parasol but were very uncomfortable and also was a scramble to get them. 3 occasions our beds had our blankets folded at the end of the bed. Sounds bratty but when you're paying for "5 star" you kind of expect your beds to be made!? The cleanliness has certainly gone down since last year. Grimy communal areas such as by the pool. The pool itself looked like it hadn't been cleaned for several days by mid week. Such a shame as the staff are lovely but there's a lot of inconsistency. Definitely not 5 star.