Agia Anna Living

“A restaurant that you must try”

We were agroup of seven going to the restaurant of this hotel for an evening dinner. As with all restaurants there is a Selection of dishes.. w chose a wide variety of dishes, including mussels,sardines, Greek salad, fish soup, taramasalata, Hummus, Greek potatoes. All were excellent but the issue… more

We were agroup of seven going to the restaurant of this hotel for an evening dinner. As with all restaurants there is a Selection of dishes.. w chose a wide variety of dishes, including mussels,sardines, Greek salad, fish soup, taramasalata, Hummus, Greek potatoes. All were excellent but the issue entirely different from a Western European type of soup. This was most probably authentic. The wine and the staff were very pleasant and make The evening go extremely well. This is the second time we have eaten here, in 4 days ,So obviously we can recommend it.

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“Like home”

I stayed here for the first time, everything was so nice. Really good breakfast and whatever was not on the table you could ask to get it prepared. The beach is very close and there is a beautiful garden, both of them give a great view to the rooms. The staff was very helpful and always rushed for … more

I stayed here for the first time, everything was so nice. Really good breakfast and whatever was not on the table you could ask to get it prepared. The beach is very close and there is a beautiful garden, both of them give a great view to the rooms. The staff was very helpful and always rushed for help. Definately recomend it.

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“Agia Anna Hotel - A bit disapointing”

We were very excited to come to Agia Anna but we did feel let down by the hotel. Some of the photos they have showing the exterior are very misleading. Gone are the sun umbrellas and sun loungers overlooking the harbour to be replaced with what can only be described as a dusty car park. Our room h… more

We were very excited to come to Agia Anna but we did feel let down by the hotel. Some of the photos they have showing the exterior are very misleading. Gone are the sun umbrellas and sun loungers overlooking the harbour to be replaced with what can only be described as a dusty car park. Our room had no view of the sea but instead in one direction we had the building site next door - No building was being done fortunately. The breakfast was average. Hot food was left to go cold (fried eggs?) and we were given a blunt "no" when we asked if any fruit was available like a banana. Might have been the language barrier. As I like the AC on cool and my wife doesn't, we asked if it would be possible to have a blanket and again we were given a blunt "no". Over all the hotel was clean but we did have issues with our room. The rail in the shower was filthy and there was a hole in one of the sheets. As for Agia Anna, we found this a delightful resort. There are plenty of beach side restaurants and these look beautiful lit up at night. The beaches either side have golden sand and shallow crystal blue water. It can get a bit windy though. Be aware that sun beds can get costly ranging from 10 to 40 euros a set for the day. This certainly adds to the holiday cost. It's easy to get the bus to and from Agia Anna and was 2 euros each way to get to the main town when we were there. We absolutely loved the area but would definitely choose different accommodation if we were to return and I wouldn't have booked it this time if the pictures were representative.

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