Hotels with Bars / Lounges in Mesolongi

"Hotel party type stay, we only stayed for one night just to sleep passing through as it was the only hotel available. It was clean but rooms smell like smoke and overall more than a 9 hours stay would have been rough. It’s 2 stars so it’s what you get for the price. "

"Very good spacious room"

"One star is really too much for this hotel, check Google reviews review pictures for the truth. The only thing that is good is the location, and even that is not very important in patras, everything is close by, it’s a small city. The hotel is very old, dirty, and not maintained at all. The corridors are dirty, full of stains on carpets and walls. Our room was smelling mould the moment we opened the door to enter, totally disgusting. Walls had stains everywhere. Bathroom tiles all had visible mould between them, at the “white”space. Our towels seemed like they where from the previous people, with hair, and arguably looked a bit stained. I had asked at the reception before choosing room to get a renovated one, and they told me “all our rooms our frequenctly renovated”. Couldn’t hear a bigger lie. As a result, we didn’t shower at all, at least our stay was just for one night. The only good thing was that the bed sheets looked clean and the music in the elevator was nice not the boring one every elevator has. Regarding comfort, as all the other comments state, extremely noisy. Paper thin walls, you could hear people passing by at 5 when returning (elevator doors opening and closing while making ton of noise, and you could hear people talking from the corridor, the room doors were like you could almost seem through them. Additionally, you will have a bell tolling extremely loudly until late night and from early morning. The pictures were so misleading hiding how bad it is."

"I want to give this hotel a better star rating than ok because it’s a lovely place and the staff are super, however this is a ‘Kids Go for Free’ hotel, and going as a couple wanting a relaxing getaway in October it was more like a kindergarten with almost everyone (literally) having pre-school age children with them. Meal times were noisy. "