Zakantha Beach Hotel(Hotels in Argassi) |
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Me an my husband have just returned from Zakanther Beach. It was the second time we stayed there and this time was better that the first. We first stayed at Zakanther last year and we had a brilliant time, but this year the hotel has been refurbished and now looks absolutely amazing. All the rooms have been done and so has the hotel bar area, reception and the pool area. Monica who is in control of the bar is one of the nicest people you could ever wish to meet, and Luciano who is there for you at breakfast and during the day in the hotel snack bar is also a little treasure and he looked after us during our stay. To anyone who has not stayed at this hotel before we would recommend it to anybody. The staff go above and beyond their duty, you are directly on a lovely stretch of beach and also 2 minutes walk from the main night life. We have booked up already to go again next year. | |
| Lesley Reading (Tuesday, June 10, 2008) | 1 post by Lesley Reading | |
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We stayed at the Zakantha Beach last May. We were hoping to go back this year but sadly had other arrangements. My relatives however did go this year. From the pictures it couldnt look any better! From reading other reviews it amazes me to what will actually please some people!!! The staff are what you expect - staff! They are there to supply a service, and if you are friendly enough to make friends with them, they are lovelly. Monica is one of the nicest people I have ever met and I think she is missing from certain peoples lives, thats why they found her 'over the top' personality welcoming. When my family went she asked for pictures and we spoke a few times on the phone. Be open minded. I wouldnt advise anyone to go here if they want to be left alone - including the whole resort! Stars restuarant is really nice and value for money, and the waitors match this hotel a treat! They are like a little family. The rooms when we satyed were in need of a facelift. I agree with the headboard on the bed, and the shower, but have a bath! It takes just the same time. The only noise we heard was when the Greeks came over for the main land for there holidays. We did hear alot of talking and laughing, but 2 days later they were gone. I think the only thing I would change, staying for two weeks, the breakfasts got very repeatative. We are all planning to go back next year and can't wait to see things for real. the pool looks amazing. 10/10. | |
| Kristy Spencer (Monday, June 09, 2008) | 1 post by Kristy Spencer | |
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| 10/10 | |
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We have stayed in the Zakantha Beach 3 times and going again in a few weeks. We have never had a problem with this hotel or the staff. Monica who works in the bar is lovely she has seen my daughter grow up and has always made a fuss of her. I would recommend this hotel to all our friends it is in a perfect location right on te beach and about 5 minutes walk form the main resort shops restaurants etc. When we book we always ask for a side sea view room and have never had any problem with road noise. | |
| Denise Oakley (Sunday, July 01, 2007) | 1 post by Denise Oakley | |
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Hi, not reeally a comment. I am going to the Zakantha Beach with my daughter in July and am a bit worried about the hotel and the resort. Please can some one reassure me it will be OK?!!! | |
| Janey Buxton (Saturday, March 31, 2007) | 1 post by Janey Buxton | |
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my family and i spent a week here last year and it was great 9 of us in all from age 5 years teenagers people in there twentys and us parents we all had a great time and are going to book for this summer great hotel great staff lovely beach .luciano was very friendly and was on hand most of the day we all found him pleasant, not at all the way mr Mc ritchie described him. | ||||||||||
| rose mateer (Sunday, January 07, 2007) | 1 post by rose mateer | |
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Stayed here in September, thankfully just for a week! Initially were given a "road view" room, which was ridiculously noisy, but managed to change to another, which from a noise aspect was a huge improvement, although internally both rooms were the same - on the surface very clean, but the furnishings and carpet had seen better days. How this place has a 4 star rating is beyond me. Contrary to previous reviewers, we found the reception staff OK, reasonably friendly and easy to deal with. Monica who works the bar was nice enough, if a bit "in your face". To be honest, she was over the top! However, she could teach her fellow Romanian, Luciano, a thing or two about manners and dealing with the public. He is the hotel's sole waiter, serving coffee at breakfast time, working in the snack bar during the day, and generally shuffling around with a face like a smacked backside. Unless of course you're a size 10 blonde or a group of dutch friends he had staying at the hotel - he's a puppy dog then! Otherwise be prepared for surly service! He didn't seem to charge his friends for food from the snack bar, lucky them. Also overheard him telling them how he has various keys for rooms in the hotel, which he uses to "entertain" lady friends! Hope he didn't have a key for our room, didn't make my wife feel very secure, knowing that. On the whole, unless you've got a cheap deal, I'd avoid this place. | ||||||||||
| Mr McRitchie (Sunday, October 15, 2006) | View 2 posts by Mr McRitchie | |
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From looking at the pictures of this hotel on the internet and from reading the reviews, we were looking forward to our stay at this hotel. When we first arrived at the hotel we were impressed by its grand appearance, however from the moment we were handed the key to our room we were very disappointed. On entering our room on the third floor, second room in from the road, we found the room to be cramped and in need of a face lift. The noise from the road was awful, coaches, motorbikes, lorries and cars constantly flew along this road 24 hours a day. To be honest it would have been quieter to have stayed next to the M25! After a sleepless night we visited the chemist and purchased ear plugs.
The carpet looked like it have never been cleaned, the toilet leaked making the bathroom smelly and there was no hook for the shower so had to hold the hose above our heads. This is meant to be a 3+/4 Star Hotel. Because our room was opposite the stairwell, we had to place one of our suitcases in front of our door to stop it banging from the draft that was coming through.
The headboad was hanging off the wall, which meant we had to sleep further down the bed so it didnt keep banging against the wall thus upsetting the guests in the other room to us.
The couple who were staying in the room next to us had paid double the amount we had for one week and they had been given the worst room possible, as their room was the one closest to the road. They were not happy at all.
The reception staff were miserable and unfriendly. When you handed in your key for the day we didn't even get acknowledged. Whatever happened to a warm welcome and Greek hospitality. You certainly wouldn't find it at this hotel!
We were also shocked to learn of the added extra costs:
We had been told that the hotel had undergone a major refurb. From looking, it appears to be just the reception and bar area. To be honest we have have stayed in lower star accomodation before but of a much higher quality than this hotel.
PS. We have been travelling to Greece for 10 years now and have never felt that we needed to make a negative review before, until we stayed at the Zakantha.
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| Paula Ireland (Tuesday, October 03, 2006) | View 3 posts by Paula Ireland | |
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My fiance and I stayed from the 1st till the 8th of June and loved it so much that we plan to go back for our honeymoon next year. We were lucky enough to get a sea view room on the 2nd floor and as you'd expect the view was gorgeous.
All the staff were very friendly and helpful, especially Monika who works on the bar gets everyone talking to each other.
Breakfast is more than enought to get you started for the day with fruits, bread, sausage, eggs, bacon etc and the snack bar by the beach does really nice food at reasonable prices.
Can't wait to go back. | ||||||||||
| kate higham (Wednesday, July 12, 2006) | View 4 posts by kate higham | |
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Hi call 0030 26950 58100 and that will get you through to EuroZante which is an office for tour operators just ask for the number there. they speak English. | ||||||||||
| Lindon Cooper (Tuesday, September 20, 2005) | 1 post by Lindon Cooper | |
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| My 18 year old brother in law has gone to the Zakantha Beach Hotel in Agrassi and my father in law needs to contact him, does anyone have the telephone number or email address, your help is most appreciated | |
| ian elwiss (Saturday, September 03, 2005) | 1 post by ian elwiss | |
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We are considering going to Zakantha Beach. We have a 5 year old, does anyone know if they are a "kiddie" type hotel. |
| Mary Cottington (Wednesday, August 03, 2005) | View 5 posts by Mary Cottington | |
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