Serita Beach Hotel

Jacek Raubo

A pretty good place for a family vacation in Greece. The rooms are spacious and clean; I had a two-room cottage, not the hotel section. Daily cleaning was very efficient. The food was extensive and, above all, delicious. Pancakes are available by the pool, as well as other buffet dishes, including delicious pita bread. The hotel's location right by the sea adds to its charm and allows for a morning jog in excellent conditions. The outdoor gym is a bit worn out, but you can still get in a workout in the morning. The service was very friendly and efficient. The only thing you can smile about is getting on the balcony for a meal. A big plus is the entertainment team; they were great with both children and adults. The pools are also good, especially for children, and even in August, they weren't crowded at all. There's a waterslide for fun. The only drawback is the constant toleration of sunbeds being occupied the day before; this kind of attitude is a real plague.

יפעת לוין-יוסף

– Both Constructive Criticism and Constructive Criticism: 1. The room can only be opened from the inside using a key – there is no handle. Electricity in the room is activated only when the key is placed in the slot near the door. From a safety perspective, in case of an emergency exit, one must first cut the electricity, then fumble in the dark to insert the key into the slot, and only then open the door. 2. We received only one key for a room of three people, since the hotel did not have an additional key available. 3. One morning, it was impossible to get drinking water or coffee. All the coffee machines were out of service, and no drinking water was available—even bottled mineral water was not provided at the bar. 4. Throughout our five-day stay, there was no hot water in the shower. We had to shower with cold water, which was very uncomfortable. 5. To receive pool towels, guests are required to deposit €10 per towel at the lobby. The towels provided were old, worn out, and even torn. 6. In the dining hall, we were four people wanting to sit together. It was not possible to add a chair to any table, and when we asked for assistance, the staff shouted at us. The treatment was unpleasant and aggressive. 7. Communication with the staff was difficult—every request was met with refusal or lack of understanding. 8. Regarding the specialty restaurants: one must choose the main dish in the morning by 2 p.m., which feels very restrictive. 9. The housekeeping staff was observed wiping dirty tea cups with a towel and placing them back in the room, instead of properly washing or replacing them. Positive Notes: 1. The pool is enjoyable and inviting. 2. Easy and pleasant access to the beach. 3. The food in the main dining hall is tasty. 4. The air conditioning in the rooms is strong and comfortable. However, the AC unit is located on the balcony, causing the floor there to constantly be wet from dripping water.

Robert Varga

The hotel is quite old and it would need a reconstruction. It is particulalry noticable in bathrooms, which are almost falling apart. Food is good for most of the time, one day it was tasteless, maybe depends on the cook. Be aware that water from the machine tastes weird. Staff is friendly, we had no problem. To my surprise cleaning lady spoke english. Also, english is spoken everywhere, except french animators. Beach is rocky, water is shallow but I wouldn't say it's suitable for children. Public area around the hotel is not particularly nice. Don't take train ride, absolutely not worth the money. It is tour de hotel instead of visiting places. Very annoying and expensive. TL;DR - this hotel if fine if you get it for a good price, but don't expect anything near 5*

Anna Tantas

The staff is rude and they don’t know what activities they have in their own hotel. I asked a girl at the reception if they have a mini disco and she said that she doesn’t know. I found the disco myself, but it’s unprofessional not to know something about the hotel when you work as a receptionist. They didn’t want to give us the deposit for the beach towels back. The girls at the spa are nice (at least them). The staff at the restaurant can be rude and nice it depends but the ones that work on the terrace are really nice. It’s my second time at an all inclusive resort and the experience was bad. I usually go for the boutique hotels but this year I decided to try something new. The differences between the two hotel types is visible. The staff at the boutique hotels are friendly, nice and educated, while the staff at the all inclusive resorts are rude, they have a temper and are unprofessional.

L Luo

Food kinda sucks, too salty. Overall not the best, didn't have our booking when we came even though our booking was confirmed. Nice crepes, reception workers weren't very friendly though. Most of the entertainment was geared to french people so it was hard to really get into it as well.