Koni Village Hotel

“Lovely hotel”

Lovely hotel, very friendly staff, rooms large and clean, drinks were fine for all inclusive, it is on an incline but it’s manageable, worth it for the views. We had a sea view room which we couldn’t fault. We do however agree with a lot of other reviews the food is shockingly bad, breakfast was th… more

Lovely hotel, very friendly staff, rooms large and clean, drinks were fine for all inclusive, it is on an incline but it’s manageable, worth it for the views. We had a sea view room which we couldn’t fault. We do however agree with a lot of other reviews the food is shockingly bad, breakfast was the best but that was usually cold, if this hotel could sort the food out it would be a great place to stay. We met some great people, and there are plenty of sunbeds with 2 lovely pools

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“Cheap plonk!”

Don't usually do all inclusive but this was a late booking. Rooms are clean, maids frequent but boy the food & drinks are poor. My husband & I had upset stomachs frequently throughout our 2 week stay. I actually stopped drinking alcohol by the second week. The wine is on tap and poor quality with a… more

Don't usually do all inclusive but this was a late booking. Rooms are clean, maids frequent but boy the food & drinks are poor. My husband & I had upset stomachs frequently throughout our 2 week stay. I actually stopped drinking alcohol by the second week. The wine is on tap and poor quality with a syrup consistency. Spirits taste like pure ethanol. I'm not a fussy eater but you have to like meat to survive. Reception staff are rude, though dining & bar staff friendly working so hard & long hours.The complex is a 15 minute walk to shops & the beach. Beach wasn't great, packed with sunbeds. The hotel is on a hill OK if you are fit. Wouldn't return.

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“Lovely complex; shame about the food/drink.”

I travelled here with my adult daughter for a week’s break. The hotel complex is really pretty. It’s sat on a hill so there are steep inclines to navigate. Not great for limited mobility but we were fine. The rooms were basic but decent sized. The beds were quite firm. My daughter is very slend… more

I travelled here with my adult daughter for a week’s break. The hotel complex is really pretty. It’s sat on a hill so there are steep inclines to navigate. Not great for limited mobility but we were fine. The rooms were basic but decent sized. The beds were quite firm. My daughter is very slender so found the beds far too hard. Fortunately we found blankets in the cupboard and were able to pad hers out. The pools were decent. Most areas were nice and clean. Room cleaning could have been better. I broke a glass in the room and attempted to clean what I could. I informed reception that there was residual glass under a bedside table. It remained there for our stay! We were on all inclusive and for the cost (£799 for the week for us both) it wasn’t too bad. The food wasn’t amazing. Food can be cheap but fresh and well made. The food here was almost like the basic supermarket ready meals. I’d expected simple traditional Greek dishes but these were few and far between. Some dishes were overcooked and one was clearly burnt but still served. We ended up making sure to have at least one meal externally in Stalis centre. Drinks were non branded - the diet cola reminded me of the 18p bottles you can buy in Lidl. There were basic cocktails on the inclusive menu. Others were an additional charge of €6. I paid for a Pina colada which wasn’t great. Hot drinks were fine but self service and in paper cups even in the restaurant. I would visit here again if it was room only. If it’s going to be all inclusive the menu needs to be re-considered.

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