Anassa

Service is great

Posh posh posh . However it’s not stuffy and the staff are very welcoming. Good parking and some beautiful sunsets on the terrace. Some nice cool drinks on very comfy furniture . What is not to like? The price may be? You do get what you pay for when you factor in the location, location location location is everything isn’t it

The Hotel The hotel is beautiful and serene, featuring a majestic main building with marble accents and well-maintained gardens. The main swimming pool is large and ideal for swimming. There is also a second, smaller pool that is warm but quite tiny. The beach has small pebbles; it would be nicer if it were sandy. There are both tennis and paddle courts available, which is a great feature. The spa offers excellent massages. The hotel is child-friendly; we have been staying there here with our 5-year-old son for 7 nights. The Room The room is spacious; however, the mattress was uncomfortable, and I experienced back pain throughout my stay. The Food The breakfast is extensive, featuring fresh, local ingredients. Among the restaurants, the poolside restaurant/bar offers the best service and good food. Helios serves excellent dishes—especially the foie gras pâté and chocolate tart—although the service can be inconsistent. Pelagos serves delicious grilled fresh fish, but the service is also mixed there. The Square Village is a fun way to explore local cuisine, and the live music and dancers make for a great experience. The Location The hotel is very well located, making it easy to take private tours of the Akamas Peninsula.

This is our second time at Anassa. The first time we got married there in 2023 and it was amazing. This time we came back for our Babymoon and it was so so special. The staff were wonderful food amazing beach gorgeous. We love this hotel and will definitely be back. Proper 5 star hotel.

I stayed at the Anasa Hotel recently and, while the property itself seemed promising, I had an extremely upsetting experience with one of the staff members that I feel obligated to share for the safety and awareness of other female travelers. During my stay, albeit short, I had a series of inappropriate encounters initiated by the night manager, a man named Eslam. On multiple occasions, his behavior made me feel deeply uncomfortable and unsafe. What began as overly familiar comments quickly escalated into unsolicited physical proximity and conversations that crossed boundaries. Despite my clear discomfort and attempts to disengage, the behavior continued. I did not want to make a report at the time, as I was with friends and it would just make my holiday time more negative. This experience not only disrupted what was meant to be a relaxing stay but also left me feeling vulnerable and distressed. Just because I was alone does not automatically make me available and willing. I’m sharing this so that other solo travelers, particularly women, can make informed decisions. I sincerely hope the hotel takes steps to ensure the safety and dignity of all its guests moving forward.

Could be amazing… needs new F&B It’s a funny place. On the one hand stunning grounds and exterior. Incredible views and location. On the other hand the food and beverage options are poor and not in keeping with such a place.