Gjestevurderinger

av Mexhid D Oslo, Norge

En liten grei hotell.

Ble positiv overrasket med gjestfriheten på hotellet og en veldig god restaurant. God servise og veldig imøtekommende. Av det som er verdt å nevne er god mat på hotellrestauranten. Prisene var ikke så høye.

av Pingjijo Oslo, Norge

Flott hotell og meget bra serivce

Flott hotell med ca 62 rom, bra med gratis parkeingsplasser, gratis transport til å fra stranden hvor hotellet har egne solsenger for hotellets gjester. Meget fint uteommråde rundt hotellet, egen pool bar som åpner ca kl 12 og stanger ca kl 23. det er en caffe/bar inne på hotellet også, men her får en ikke servert noen cocktails, kun long drinks kaffe, øl og mineral vann (stenger ca. kl. 23.45). Bra resturant med rikling utvalg på menyen. Stort fint basseng som er såppas stort at det aldri føles stappfult, selv i høysesongen. Regngjøringen på rommet og hotellet generelt er meget bra, faktisk noe av det beste jeg har opplevd i denne delen av verden. Tar ca. 15-20 minutter å gå ned til stranden og 20-25 minutter tilbake da bakken er lang og bratt. Frokosten er bra, men her er det rom for noen forbedringer i forhold til 5 stjeners hotell standard. Kommer mann ned til frokost litt sent i høysesongen så må en kaassnje finne seg et bort inne. Skal du bo i Dhermi så er dette klart det fineste hotellet...

av Mexhid D Oslo, Norge

Utmerket hotell, fantastisk restaurant.

Dette er nok den beste hotellet jeg har hatt siste dekade. God servise, god mat, vennlig betjening. Dod renhold. Bra utsikt og lokalisasjon. En fantastisk restaurant med mye å velge på. Ikke for stor hotel og 24 timers betjening.

av Adelina M

Perfect staff

Var her 3 dager i september og fikk veldig god service frokost var perfekt. Rent og pent alle kanter rommene lunter rent og godt og kunne tenkt meg å komme her igjen. Fantastisk plass og en får rod og fred i skjel.

av Turysta20144 Chester, Storbritannia

Good hotel for families with children

My husband and I stayed in this hotel towards the end of August and the beginning of September. The hotel was very busy in August, most of guests were families with children- that meant lots of noise during the day and mess during the breakfast time. The atmosphere has changed quite a lot in the second week of September when the hotel was occupied mostly by adults ( the season ends in the 3rd or 3th week of September). Positives: the place is clean and spacious, the hotel staff are very helpful. The shuttle bus will take you to the beach whenever you want (up until 7pm) so no set times for drop off or pick up which is great. Free sunbeds at the Elysium part of the beach. Food ordered from the menu in the evening was very nice. Negatives: breakfast buffet offers the same variety of food on a daily basis with very little moderation so if you are going to stay a little bit longer you may get bored with the choice. The hotel rents part of the Dhermi beach, the beach is always busy and you will be lucky to get the front row seats. The seats are located next to a bar which very often plays loud music (felt like I was in Ibiza). The hotel has 5 starts in the logo but it is not a 5 star hotel- there is no gym (although they have a basketball/volleyball court), no tea/coffee making facilities in the room. Buffet breakfast also not up to the 5 star standard, limited toiletries in the bathroom, the room is clean and functional but not luxurious. Now a little bit about Dhermi: the beach is packed with sunbeds, packed in like sardines. Private beaches will have 5-6 rows of sunbeds so you will hardly see any sea. If you do not want to stay at the Elysium part, you will have to pay between 1000-5000 lek per day for two sun loungers and an umbrella. The beach is quite long, but there are hardly any quiet places - every few hundred meters you have a beach bar and they usually play loud music (we visited Drymades beach one day and it was even worse). The beach is not overlooked by tall buildings so it gives you a sense of relaxation to same extent. The water is clean and warm but the beach is covered with pebbles so you need to bring aqua shoes otherwise it can be a challenge to get in and out of the water. Forget about long walks on the beach in the evening with dipping your feet in the water, your feet will sink in the pebbles and it is like walking sand dunes. With hindsight, I wish we rented a car and could explore beaches that were less crowded. Restaurants: there are lots of restaurants to choose from but they all serve a very similar menu : seafood, risotto, steak, pasta- ok if you are visiting just for a few days.