Tsoukalia Beach Tours and Activities

Veautiful boutique hotel woth a wonderfully decorated lobby with lots of places to sit and e joy Our room was also beautiful and very clean. The balco y was also pretty spacious. I really liked the very short walk to the beach and the fact that the hotel provided beach towels. I would definitely refommend this hotel to others.

First, there are only 9 rooms on this property. The gentleman that runs the property is very nice, eager to please, and helpful. Rooms are very small, but clean. Ice is pretty much unheard of here. Small container will be provided if you ask. You can purchase it at a nearby market, but there are no containers in which to keep it. The hotel closes up early at night so the front desk is not open. We tried to get some ice around 10:00pm, but no one was working. The hotel is very close to the old town with plenty of restaurants and shops. The bus system is easy to use and affordable. Tickets are 2€ per trip to any destination and run regularly, purchase your return ticket when you buy the outgoing one for convenience; or buy multiples and save any troubles. We took the bus to multiple destinations as needed. The breakfast is just okay. Coffee machine isn’t the best either. The “pool” is in the basement and really is just a jacuzzi which we did not use. Reminder, the rooms are very, very small but it does have a small balcony with 2 chairs. We came by ferry from Athens and walked with our luggage to the hotel. We do travel very light though.

All of the staff who work at the Hotel Kontes were extremely helpful. My mom has mobility issues and they were all happy to help her anyway they could. The hotel rooms were pristine and the cleaning staff was very friendly and accommodating. Marisela, at the front desk, would answer all of our questions and helped to organize transportation for us. The hotel was in close proximity to the port, many restaurants, shops, a six hundred year old church and a historical museum. The balcony had a nice view of the town and all the comings and goings. I would most definitely recommend a stay at the Hotel Kontes.