Hotels near Apollon Symintheion Ruins

"Superb location right on the waterfront."

"Family run business. Wonderful warm welcome and just lovely people. I’m a prolific traveller and don’t think I’ve ever seen a cleaner room! Outstanding."

"The property is gorgeous. The hosts are fantastic, generous, engaging, great recommendations, fantastic breakfast. We loved our stay."

"Great Location. Friendly staff."

"We had a great stay. We were fortunate enough to be able to extend our stay an extra night so we could relax on the deck for a day. The staff was excellent. The location is amazing. We hope to return some day. "

"This is a solid three star resort, small, quiet, and overall enjoyable. We came for 4 nights and extended our stay by two additional nights. Pros: quiet, with nicely landscaped and well maintained grounds. The pool is good size and they also have a kiddy pool that our 16 months old daughter greatly enjoyed. Breakfast and dinner are good, nice selection, and hot dishes changed daily. There is also enough space in the restaurant and ample seating outside around the pool. Pool sun beds look rather new and are comfortable. The rooms are on a smaller side, but offer a good space for two adults with a child. Beds are very comfortable, and having a small fridge and free water was great. The bathroom is nice and clean, good water pressure. The beach is beautiful and large for a hotel of this size. Ample number of sun beds that also look rather new. Excellent bar area on the beach, with artsy touches and comfy seating. Live music was very nice. Not so great aspects: the hotel doesn’t seem to be professionally managed. Small staff works extremely hard, but friendliness and professional presentation are lacking. Front desk staff needs professional training too. We wanted to extend our stay, and they couldn’t tell us if they had rooms available. We extended on Expedia and had to insist on staying in our original rooms. Oh and the Wi-Fi! It’s a pain to connect if your cell number is from outside Turkey. Dinner starts at 7:30, which was too late for us, esp for our daughter. "