Find Kid Friendly Hotels in Mantoudi-Limni-Agia Anna from S$60

"Room was cleaned daily and bedding replaced, Hotel staff were all so helpful and available from 0800 to 2200."

"Staff super friendly. Hotel located on higher ground offering stunning sea views. Lovely quiet family run hotel with great rooms and nice poolside areas"

"Second time we have stayed at the Princess and it never fails to deliver, friendly and professional staff, excellent rooms, beach beds are extremely comfortable. The local restaurants offer an extensive selection of local cuisine and wines, all of which were really good, loved the cocktails in both Green Park and La Plantinas and special shout out to Jimmys "

"Grat staff, great room, great food, great view - Great Place! "

"Beautiful hotel in a fabulous location overlooking the bay. Very peaceful and friendly staff!"

"Helpful staff"

"The room was great, but we did spend a little time logging in. Other guests had to help us. Our plane was late so this did not help."

"Wonderful staff and clean and quiet. We would return for sure. We had a wonderful stay here "

"The property is beautiful. Private yard and pool. Super well-maintained. Amazing view from living area upstairs. Think ahead for food; we arrived on a Sunday in mid-May and all the markets and most of the restaurants were closed. No dining facilities on site and don’t plan on “walking into town”, as it’s about 1.5 km away and it’s a steep uphill on the way back. Communication had challenges. On the eve of my departure for Greece, I received an email with check-in instructions all in Greek requiring you to send a pre-arrival form, all in Greek, when options to do this all by phone might be limited. Due to network problem in the area, could not reach property by phone. Finally, we established contact on FB messenger and the property manager was able to call me back. When she did, she was wonderfully helpful and polite. Overall pleased, property is lovely once you get there, but do realize it’s in the middle of nowhere with a steep walk to and from the beach and town, and communications can be challenging. "