Top Hotels Near Agii Theodori Beach in from NZ$260

"Be sure when you go to this hotel you stop at the grocery store before you arrive. Once youre at hotel you are not close to anything. Beautiful beach, good food and nice room. Beautiful property. "

"nice suites,arranged with taste- fantastic view and location-close to Pyrgos beach and good base to explore Sithonia"

"Property and room were great! Access to beach was perfect and each room has its own dedicated beach bed that makes it nice and it’s included. Breakfast was one of the best we had in the trip as it had several options. Dinner at the hotel restaurant was not my favorite. It was too fancy and pricey. If you’re intonFrench cuisine with tiny portions, then you might like it."

"It was great, thanks a lot for the nice stay :) "

"Wonderful place to stay, very kind and friendly staff that go out of their way to make sure your stay is best. It’s our second time there and definitely coming back."

"Sparkling clean, great location close to the beach and restaurants. "

"Def would stay again "

"We booked a suite. The suite was large and spacious. The hotel was also clean in the public areas. A nice and varied breakfast that keeps you going for several hours. The hotel's pool is in the adjacent hotel that is under the same ownership. The staff is very friendly and does everything possible to help .The hotel has a private beach 250 meters away."

"Great place to stop before or after visiting the Holy Mountain. "

"The conditions are very good but the emplacement is not the best place in Town. The rooms « on the City » would better be described « on the road » . "

"Amazing place to relax, helpful and very friendly staff."

"Everything was amazing, especially the staff and food. The beach was also good, but the path to it was a bit difficult, as it was quite steep. However worth it. Would recommend to anyone, will surely visit again."

"Nice and clean hotel in Nikiti."

"Pics are deceiving… the pool was closed at 6 pm, not 7 as they say. The beach is accessible through a steep hill (no stairs) and the elderly will barely make it. Resort needs more renovations. Nothing but small towns/villages around, no walking paths. You’re pretty much locked in the hotel. Food was good but the choice was limited like in Cuban hotels. No evening entertainment programs. Maybe I’m spoiled by Dominican resorts… however I’ve been to all inclusive properties, I can compare, and this...