Pelagos Suites Hotel & Spa

Amazing hotel, staff are lovely. Would recommend!

Nothing - all great!

Our rooms were lovely, very spacious and well kept. There is a different pool/bar space available for adults only. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, the service was great. The gym and spa were both great too. Hotel is in a great location, there are other restaurants / shops very nearby and a private beach right across the road. We didn't end up going to other restaurants very often as we were also very happy with the food/drinks on offer at the hotel.

Only thing I could recommend changing it adding a bit more lighting in the main area for the evening, it was a too dark and couldn't see where we were walking very clearly.

Very good value for money, the hotel also has the All-Inclusive option and enough to do to keeop you busy during your stay. If you prefer a quiet room request rooms/suites not close to the main pool.An in depth review will appear in my YouTube channel at the end of september 2026. The hotel is an all suites hotel.

Rooms close to the main pool are not that quiet since the animation program takes place there. In case you look for some peace and quiet request a room not in that area.

The hotel has beautiful architecture, well-designed swimming pools and lovely landscaping. The overall concept, layout and design of the resort are visually impressive and create a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, despite its attractive appearance, the food, beverage and service standards did not live up to the expectations of a five-star all-inclusive hotel.

Having stayed at many hotels across Greece, I must say this was one of our most disappointing experiences. Some staff members mentioned that October 31 might be the last day of the season, although we could not confirm this. Unfortunately, the food and beverage services gave us the impression that the hotel was already winding down its operations. The food selection was very limited and repetitive, mainly consisting of chicken and pork, with hardly any beef or lamb options. The overall quality and variety were far below what we expected from a five-star all-inclusive resort. While relaxing in the lobby, we asked for Greek coffee at the lobby bar. Surprisingly, we were told that they had stopped preparing it because hardly anyone had been ordering it. This was particularly disappointing, especially at a five-star resort in Greece. Another particularly disappointing issue was the drinking water service. One evening, as we were heading to our room for the night, we asked for a bottle of water. Instead, we were given water in a glass and told we could take it to our room. Bottled drinking water was not provided upon request, which I found quite unacceptable for a five-star all-inclusive hotel. Furthermore, the minibar did not contain even a single bottle of water. Only one bottle was provided daily for making tea or coffee. The resort has beautiful architecture, pools and landscaping, but unfortunately, the food, beverages and overall hospitality fell significantly short of five-star standards. Regardless of whether the season was coming to an end, guests should receive the level of service they paid for. Overall, a very disappointing stay that did not live up to the hotel’s five-star rating.