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av Hege A

Sjarmerende familiehotell

Sjarmerende hotell med leiligheter rundt et koselig tun. Familien som driver hotellet, bor på stedet og er helt vidunderlige mennesker- min nye familie! God, hjemmelaget mat i poolbaren. Bassengområdet var ofte nesten tomt på dagtid, da mange gjester går på stranden. Jeg følte meg meget priviligert med "privat" basseng, god oppvartning og rask, hjertelig service. Hotellet har noen gamle rom, men sjarm og utsikten veier opp for slitasje. Rent og veldig gode senger. Koselig område med gode restauranter og butikker. Avslappet atmosfære, fortrekker stemningen i denne enden av stranden. Skal tilbake neste år!

av Hege E

Magisk kirke med tilgang for alle

Flott leilighet med alle nødvendige fasiliteter, sjøutsikt, basseng med poolbar. Veldig hyggelige eiere, trygt og godt. Bare et steinkast unna Mocombo beach for denne som ønsker nyte Egerhavet. Har allerede booket ny tur i august ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

av elisabethw49

Er sted for hvilepuls og hygge

Utrolig koselig hotell. Er selvsagt ikke noe luksus, men til gjengjeld masse sjarm og hygge. Koselig vertskap som selv bor på hotellet. Rent og pent basseng med en bar som også serverer enkle retter. Kort vei til det vi syns var den desidert beste delen av stranda. Et sted man får hvilepuls og bare slapper av. Stille og rolig, samtidig som det er nærhet til både strand og sentrum.

av Samos2010_10 Oslo, Norge

Rolg ferie med skrikende foreldre til hotel verten ved siden med besøk og besøk og besøk av familie og venner.

Akksepterer ikke at en få et rom med terasse ved siden av den som drive hotelet har sine gamle slekt som sitter ut på terasse med besøkende venner og barnebar og egen barn. Jeg ble tvunget å holder meg til mitt rom Utleieren ignorert mine klager. Han fremdelles kom tilbake selv andre dager og kvelder. I tilegg shihtet tøy kun en gang i tilegg til nyskiftet dagen ankom. Ingen sted å tørke en vask Ingen tv Ingen vann koker Dårlig

av HelenaPersille Stavanger, Norge

Relaxing location, a few annoyances.

This was our first time at Aspres. We were lucky to arrive at the end of June, when the temperatures are high, but livable. The place looks like a small village with several simple apartments around the pool. Aspres is located at the far end of Votsalakia. The area is quiet, and at that time it did not feel crowded with tourists, even though all apartments were occupied. The closest beach is Fournaki beach, and it quickly became our favorite spot. Even though Votsalakia beach has far less stones. The pool was nice and clean, and the bar had some options for food, but not much for vegetarians. Even though it has a child pool, keep in mind that this is for really small children. Seven year olds may prefer the big pool, which starts at a depth of 1,20m. The apartment we got had the expected standard for a two star hostel. Some kitchen utensils, a small fridge, a small table top electric stove, beds and towels. We had enough space for two adults and three children. Be aware that you will have to buy your own showering soap as the hostel does not provide it. As mentioned by other reviewers, the shower was a bit tricky. It was small and got easily wet. We had to develop some strategy to keep the bathroom dry during a shower. And yes, the curtain will easily find its way to your skin while you shower. One of our kids preferred to use the showers by the pool instead. The faucets in our apartment need attention as they will leak if not tightened when closed, and for that reason they were hard to open for the kids. One of the bed lamps didn't work, and management could not change the light bulb, as it is an old lamp. If you are looking forward for sosial media detox, this might be the right place for you. The internet is surprisingly absent. You get signal at the bar, and as you move towards the apartments, it will just not work. The bandwidth is not strong, even at the bar. But it is possible to download a show while at the bar to watch later at the room. Alternatively, you can watch it at the bar after it is closed, but be prepared to be eaten alive by the mosquitoes. And speaking of which... as usual in hot weather, there are tons of mosquitoes everywhere. When packing, remember the electric mosquito pads you might have at home. If you don't have it with you, make it a priority to buy one at the closest mini market as soon as you arrive. You will need it. Alternatively, be prepared to pay 7 euros extra per day to use the air condition and keep the windows and door closed. Depending on when you arrive, and how hot it is, you might have to pay the extra anyways. Then forget about the mosquitoes. This was actually the very first time that I have seen this: the air condition isn't included in the price you pay for the accommodation. It felt almost like a trap. You either pay ekstra, sweat/get a stroke, or get eaten by mosquitoes because only a small window have a mosquito net. Even though it was deliciously windy outside at night, we could not keep the windows open, apart from that little one. Aspres was advertised to us as a family/child friendly hostel, but we were surprised to see that this is a 'smoking' hostel. The room and the tables at the bar had ashtrays and the guests are allowed to smoke wherever and whenever they want. Including next to your apartment door, while you children are sitting at the veranda. This was unfortunate as we did not enjoy the hostel as much as we could and spent most of the day out or locked inside. As others also mentioned, the owners are kind and seem to do their best to keep us comfortable. The cleaning staff was helpful and available if we needed it. All in all, it was an ok experience. We enjoyed Samos, the beach, the weather, the food, and we might visit Samos again in the future. I hope Aspres can offer air conditioning as standard, upgraded internet and become smoke free or at least smoke restricted by then.