Tsilivi Beach Hotel

Nicky Pollard

Lovely hotel, right on the beach. Good size room, with tea/coffee making facilities & a lovely view out to sea. Fantastic food. Staff were really helpful & friendly. Would definitely recommend 👌

Jane O'Donoghue

Location good, staff friendly. Pool areas lovely and clean and has really nice sunbeds. Room was nice, beds comfy. The safe in the room was free. Aircon unit looked a bit wonky but worked fine. Hit and miss on tea, milk and sugar refills in room. Day time entertainment OK, what let down this hotel was the evening entertainment, it was awful! Even the staff appeared embarrassed. Food was not to our taste, so spent a lot going out even though we were all inclusive.

Tasha Komlenski

You get what you pay for. Food is good, standard all-inclusive. All praise for the staff, the guy making cocktails is super friendly and nice.👍🏻 We stayed at renovated room in the main building, everything clean and nice. The location is also very good, I recommend taking a walk to Tsilivi shops and bars.

Martin Domiter

My recent stay at Tsilivi Beach Hotel was a mixed experience, with several notable drawbacks that made it less enjoyable than anticipated. Despite the hotel's beautiful location and surroundings, there were significant areas that need improvement. The hotel's beach was one of the biggest disappointments. Although the hotel is advertised as being on the beach, access to the part of the beach connected to the hotel comes at a steep price—20€ for two deckchairs and a parasol. This extra charge feels unjustified, especially since it is not mentioned upfront, detracting from the overall value of the stay. The food options were another letdown. The menu remained largely unchanged throughout the almost two-week stay, leading to a monotonous dining experience. The variety of fruits was disappointingly limited, which was surprising for a hotel in such a lush, Mediterranean setting. Additionally, the drink options were underwhelming, with only six beverages available, all made with low-quality local ingredients, and a mediocre beer selection. Another area where the hotel fell short was in transportation. There is no service provided for airport transfers, making arrival and departure less convenient for guests. This is a basic service that most hotels of this caliber usually offer, and its absence was notable. The evening entertainment was particularly lacking. The programs were more of a hit parade of mediocrity, failing to provide any engaging or enjoyable experiences for the guests. This, combined with the other issues, made evenings at the hotel less pleasant. On a positive note, the hotel's setting is undeniably beautiful, with stunning views of the beach and a pleasant pool area. However, these scenic elements could not fully compensate for the service and quality issues experienced during the stay. In summary, while Tsilivi Beach Hotel benefits from its beautiful location, the lack of variety in food, poor drink quality, lack of transport services, and disappointing entertainment significantly detract from the overall experience. I would recommend looking into other options if you're planning a trip to the area.

Patrik Prágai

Our room was too small and we couldn't store everything we wanted, but it was okay because the food was good and the waiters were nice. The beach was nice but on the shore there were too many stones but that's okay. There was a board with entertainment programs like Aqua Fit, Water Polo and etc. I was active on the entertainment programs and i befriended some of the Animators. In front of the hotel there was a playground where we played football, dodgeball etc. The last day when i was on Water Polo i got a certificate from an Animator called Matt. I was very happy and i went home with joy and happiness. Thank you for the memories and have a Great Day/Night! 😀🔥🏖️🌊