Top Hotels Near Springs of Agios Dimitrios in Stylida from NZ$124

"Staff was VERY accommodating. Especially our pool waiters (Erica). I would highly recommend this as a good lay over spot to rest up while traveling in Greece. "

"The property is in a village with a small supermarket, bar, coffee shop and restaurant. However, I would recommend you have a car to access a greater variety of amenities and the beach. There were very few international tourists, although the the area is popular with Greeks. If you expect a tourist hot spot such on many of the the Greek Islands you will be disappointed. Most restaurants did have English menus but not all so you may need to use Google translate - if you don't speak Greek of course.We found the locals and business owners to be really friendly, welcoming and helpful. The property is well appointed with large open plan living spaces. The bathrooms are all modern. There are 3 good sized double bedrooms. The single room and the twin bedrooms are quite small. We were a family group of 9 adults and the sleeping arrangements worked fine for us. Michael is a great host. The communication with him was detailed and timely. He organised wine tasting, boat rental and restaurant bookings. "

"Clean and friendly. Parking available."

"This hotel does not pretend to be high end or luxury. Instead it’s a relaxed hotel with very attentive staff. The view of the sea in April was spectacular The beach is rather stony not sandy but the placemet our needs perfectly. We stayed there one night only to break up a tarp from Thessaloniki to Athens. "

"It was clean but they don't come in and freshen anything up for days"

"Nice, clean hotel on top of hill. Nice location and comfortable bed."

"Great location on the main esplanade. Dozens of dining options within 5-minute walk. Partial sea view and parking available on site or on street in front. "

"Property wonderful, clean, safe, well maintained. Minor annoyances included -hotel requirement for caps in pool...they should provide [charge in room rate] or tell guests up front, -some staff in breakfast room need to be better trained. "