Top Hotels Near Theophilos Museum in Lesvos from NZ$108

"The room was impeccable. The staff were courteous enough to let us check in a few hours early after a long trip. "

"First of all, all the hotel staff were extremely friendly, kind, and helpful. We thank them all individually. The hotel's location, cleanliness, and the variety and quality of the breakfasts were excellent. We are eagerly looking forward to staying at this hotel again. Thank you very much."

"Temizlik, kaliteli hizmet, çözüm odakkı müşteri iletişimi, vb."

"Great facility, but do not use your car to reach the property. No close by parking, narrow streets. Great communication friendly staff. "

"Stayed here both last year and this summer. Very convenient location between airport and city centre. There is a bus stop right across the hotel but taxi is also very affordable. They have a nice buffet breakfast and rooms are very clean. Friendly staff as well. "

"I arrived for a short trip to ISSA and it was a real memorable experience. the room super clean, very supportive check in and the front office team (all of them) are extremly friendly and helpful. I loved their special care and attention during my short visit. I'd always come back...."

"The sea view pool and the landscaping were so impressive and tranquil. Wish we could have stayed longer. The Molivos apartment was very nice and relaxing with 2 bedrooms , 2 bathrooms, 2 verandas, kitchen. LR, communal pool, 2 extra sunbeds on the grass under a tree, and parking. Perfect apartment for a family or friends. We are going again in July with our 21 and 23 year old children to have quality time. Marina and the staff were very friendly. There’s a little bar near the pool for drinks and toast which is convenient. "

"I have stayed here before and the owner is a very pleasant person who enjoys talking to his customers about a wide range of topics. I usually stay for one night and then go to Scala Kalloni inland. It is a place where Birders go in April and May to see the birds arriving from Africa & on their way to mainland Europe."