Alia Beach Hotel

location is nice

noise, ppl screaming during the night mostly youngsters, it is hard to sleep there. We had also singers, 3 nights out of 14 we had one lady singing beautifully. The bad thing: it was 2am in the morning. if I still was in my 20s most likely I would appreciated the location but being near 40s I would like to catch a sleep during the night.

The breakfast was above average. The facility was kept very clean and the maid service did a nice job with keeping the room clean. If you want to be on the sea this is a good location. A few meters away from the main street so in the room it was quiet. We had some issues with cooling the room and the front desk did agree to move us, which is positive. The staff was very professional but not typical "Greek Friendly".... I felt a bit like a number.

On the third floor room 318 the air conditioner is inadequate to keep the room below 30 C unless you keep the doors and windows closed 24/7 and the air conditioner on, which is what had to do. Be careful if you take a room overlooking the pool as the afternoon sun hits this side of the hotel and the hall and the rooms are likely to stay uncomfortable. Ask for two keys and keep one running in the room all of the time. Be aware that the hotel changes towels every other day. Also this hotel takes a lot of very young tourists who like to party. Most were very well mannered but during our stay nearly all of the hotel was occupied by late teens very early twenties. The hotel sits just inside the road that hugs the coast. Directly across from the hotel are taverns and below a very narrow strip of sand which rents chairs for 7 euros for two, a fair price. The sea however has large flat rocks so it is tricky to get to the ocean. Parking was on your own if you have a car and on the street.