Princess Resort, Santikos Collection

Spacious beautifully designed hotel with excellent staff.We have visited 9 times which gives an indication of the standard.We have always been greeted by the kind and efficient porters every year who always kindly remember our family. Thankyou See you all next year

This was our second time staying at the hotel and we had a wonderful time yet again. You couldn’t have a more perfect location with the beach right on your door step. We stayed bed and breakfast and the food was of a good variety and very delicious. We were glad we opted for B&B over half board, as the only evening meals available this year were from Ammos (the beach restaurant) or the pool bar and we don’t think we’d have liked the same menu each night. Highly recommend Ammos however, for one or two nights. The beach seating is lovely too. The sunbeds on the beach are free for guests, but try and get there early in the morning as non-residents are allowed the beds if they pay for them. Some are turned away if the beach is busy with hotel guests, however we did spot some go unnoticed. This resulted in hotel guests coming down and having to leave straight away as there were no beds left. We did feel this took away from the relaxed vibe of the hotel and considering the price. There is a bus stop just outside and the bus to town takes 10-15 minutes. The buses can be full in the evening heading into town, so head out earlier than you need to so you can hop on the next one if needed! The garden and pool area is beautiful with lots of grass and trees. There is a shop across the road also. Thank you Princess for a beautiful stay yet again!

This is an excellent 5 star hotel next to the beach with excellent food and courteous service. Rooms are well appointed and are extremely comfortable. No problem recommending. However, a couple of suggestions the hotel might consider: a. Access to the main pool is not easy for the elderly or those with mobility issues. I saw a number of guests struggling to get in or out.Only 2 stepladders with handholds. The hotel should consider building a 2 step entry at the shallow end which could be done in the down season at relatively little cost. b. 1 in five UK residents now prefer non- alcoholic choices for drink. I think only one such beer was available. The hotel should consider a wider range of non- alcoholic beers, wines and spirits are available. c. Breakfast tea and