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(Apartments in Kalamaki)
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8/10 |
ann crowe (January 03, 2011) |
My son and his girlfriend spent a week in October at this hotel. My son has been abroad alot and his girlfriend had never been abroad so both ends of the spectrum. They found the hotel clean although basic but at this price was excellent for the money. They said the owners were wonderful and they had a wonderful full english breakfast for 7 euros for the two of them. The weather wasnt too good but obviously nothing to do with the hotel. For a inexpensive but very enjoyable holiday they thought it was excellent. It was a present from us so we were very pleased.
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7/10 |
Liz Skinner (September 19, 2010) |
| Well, my daughter and I were worried about going to Two Brothers when we had read all the reviews but we had a great time. The room was basic but what do you expect for the price! We didn't go to to sit in the room! The beach is a ten minute walk away and was lovely. The restaurants were clean, welcoming and friendly. Food excellent - particularly Heaven's Kitchen and two or three others. We didn't go to the Olive Tree because we read loads of bad stuff about it. There is a little take away place at the end of the main road which does cheap and filling snacks. The supermarkets were good, the cigarettes were cheap, the restaurants were surprisingly reasonably priced. We got great copy sun glasses and hand bags. The Boat Trips were lovely. It was a lovely relaxing holiday and we met many really nice people there.
The Brothers themselves were quite nice - as far as the language barrier permitted. The maids did not steal from us but then we didnt leave anything valuable in the room. Everyone was very nice to us. The only thing that annoyed me was that we arrived early morning and therefore this counted as our first night so we were short a night at the end of the holiday and they wanted 30 euros to keep our room on. we decided not to do this and sat out by the pool until the coach came at 3 in the morning! One other thing - you will be on a coach and flight with people who have been to Laganas which is the drinking capital of the island so be prepared for drunken youths on the journey home! |
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8/10 |
chris muir (September 03, 2010) |
| Just stayed here for a week in August myself and my 2 children,yeh it was basic in the room but I dont go to Kalamaki to stay in my room,the sisters were fine,The pool was very clean and kept clean all the time,location was brill and me and the children met some great people at the apartments and for what I paid for it if the same deal came up again I would stay there again,quite a few people I met there were put off by comments made on here but when they got there they also said it was ok,so make your own minds up and dont be put off by peoples comments :-) |
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10/10 |
richard harding (February 05, 2010) |
my partner and i stayed there for 2 weeks last may . reading about everyones whinges and moans im miffed (what do these people want for £700 for 14 nights)obviously they got f**k all else to do!charlotte our rep was brilliant so were panos costa and the sisters.
if your expecting a1 accomadation pay the price
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8/10 |
stephen cieslik (October 06, 2009) |
| I think some people expect 5 star accomodation when visiting the greek isles when, in reality, apartments rarely meet those standards!
Most accomodation is basic to say the least but sufficient for a comfortable 2 week holiday and the two brothers is no different. After all, who spends most of their holidays in their room? All you need is a base - bed, shower, toilet and be able to make a cup of tea or coffee.
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6/10 |
Pete Harris (October 05, 2009) |
Stayed here for two weeks 14th - 28th September. We were allocated a room in the block run by the girls, basic but clean. Clean towles and sheets regularily and the girls were very nice if you tried a little greek on them.
Only real gripe was having to pay extra for the last night, we were being picked up at 4 in the morning and shou;d have been out of our room by mid-day the day before. So we had to pay an extra 30 euro.
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1/10 |
Emma Asbury (September 27, 2009) |
Stayed at the two brothers apartment for 1 week, I would'nt keep a rat in the rooms we had to stay in! there was blood up the walls of splattered mosqeutos. Had to buy our own toilet rolls, the bath mat was filthy, with dirt from past stayers at the apartment, there was tape on the cooker covering the cord! which looked like a quick cover up,,great when you have to cook on the draining board! shower was falling to bits, the table cloth was filthy! It stunk of rotten cabbage (i though i'd entered my local allottment) . The door handle was hanging off, the cleaners kepted opening the doors when we was out,,I would like to know why they was in our room,,cause it was'nt to clean!!!!! Had a bad back every day from the beds, the pillows were like rocks! we had to fold towels up to make it more comfortable on top of the pillows.
When it came to keeping on the room on the last day was charged 30 euro's, when others had been charged 20. We was also told by one of the cleaners we had to be out by 12.00pm, when we went to pay we was told we had to be out (move rooms) by 10.00am. 
All in all I have nothing good to say about these appartments!!! oh and sorry but the cleaners were rude!!!!! I cannot under stand the people who rated it 10/10, must have low standards thats all I can say!
But loved the resort and other hotels which welcomed us in! |
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10/10 |
Pomps (July 09, 2009) |
Returned from second visit to Two Brothers on 2nd July and must say my boyfriend and I both enjoyed our two week holiday. Costas and Panos were as helpful as ever and we had no problems with the sisters. We stayed in their block, the room was cleaned everyday - toilet roll was supplied when needed. If i had to complain it would be the wet bathroom after the shower but there is a mop and bucket in the corridor which we gratefully used. All in all this accomodation is no better or worse than any other you would find on the greek islands. Location is perfect. It's a quiet area but only a stones throw away from the main street. The pool was very clean and well looked after and we would have no problem staying there again. |
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1/10 |
Gavin Jones (January 25, 2009) |
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The Two Brothers, more like The Two Misery's, i have never stayed at a Greek hotel where the owners have made me feel so unwelcome. the hotel staff were ignorant especially the maids who were frankly money grabbing blood sucking leaches, all they were interested in was getting as much money out of you as they could and put you in awkward situations regarding money. On the day we were leaving we had a night flight so we paid an extra £20 to keep the room for the afternoon and when it came to having a shower the maids had turned the hot water off and refused to do anything about it which i thought was disgraceful. Outside the hotel me and my girlfriend had a great time and we just made sure we were drunk enough by the time bed time came as this was the only way we could get to sleep from a mixture of the marble slab beds and the paper thin walls (not a place for kids  ). I do not recommend this spot at all. |
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7/10 |
Karen James (October 21, 2008) |
| My friend and I stayed at Two Brothers from 12th - 19th October 2008. It was very pleasant and relaxing, accommodation was good, basic but clean, what you would expect from a Greek apartment. Only complaint was that they didn't sweep the room or wash the floor in the bathroom, so by the end of the week it really was messy. Although nothing stopped us from doing it ourselves - but I'm on holiday!! The pool was clean and not all that packed, however we spent most of our days on the beach but didn't spot any baby turtles. As it was coming to the end of the season it wasn't busy but they wanted 8euros for a sunbed each..so we bought airbeds for 3.50euros these lasted the week and we used them in the sea! The night time was very quiet but enjoyed the meals at 'Heavens Kitchen' - highly recommended also the bakery with fresh home made cakes...'Down Under' bar run by Nick, he kept us entertained and supplied way too many free shots. Weather was great apart from the evening before and the day we came home full on thunder, lightening and rain. However brilliant holiday just what the doctor ordered. |
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6/10 |
Cheryl White (October 06, 2008) |
Hi, stayed here for a week from the 28th September 2008. Loved Kalamaki and met some really nice people.
The pool area always seemed clean and tidy, the rooms are not bad better that i expected after reading some of the reports on the internet!
Found the Kitchen area useful especially the kettle and toaster as i have a little boy(21month) who always wants toast first thing in the morning and my partner doesnt wake up without a cup of tea.
We was in the block which the ladies look after, i did find them quite ignorant, infact i dont think they acknowledged us once!
Would go back as all you need is a bed to sleep in and somewhere to shower. The tiled floors are very dangerous especially for people with young children.
Make sure you dont leave anything of value out as the cleaners leave the patio doors wide open!
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1/10 |
yvonne cottrell (September 14, 2008) |
Me and my mum stayed here between 28th august til 11th september. We are absolutely appalled by the accommodation provided to us. I am particually angry with the image English people have about greek people and the way they live. they are not uncivilised. they dont live in sheds. the accommodation given to us was terrible and i know for a fact that greek people would not live in these conditions in their own homes.
I found out a few days in to my holiday that there are two buildings but they are owned by two groups of people. We was in the Girls Section run by a group of women. they have nothing to do with the two brothers. they just happen to share the same pool. that is the only connection. I found the women to be incredably rude. This was a general opinion.
I have stayed in different parts of greece for many years and I have never come accross a place where you have to wear armbands to come out of the shower or even use the toilet. I have to re-wash my feet just from walking OUT of the bathroom. Every time I emptied the sink in the kitchen, the water would come out of the bathroom floor and it smelt of sewage. It was never cleaned. I had never witnessed the cleaner even wiping the toilet seat down or using bleach. there was toothpaste marks all over the mirror cabinet and that was from when we first arrived.
Our balcony was situated on the ground floor. We had no privacy what so ever. We had to use the bathroom for any sort of privacy. it was a night mare. I felt like I was on big brother.
The storage was none existant. We had ONE draw (which meassued 30cm in length) between us. Not ideal what so ever.
I think you have got a good idea of how I rate this place and I will certainly not be visiting here again!!
( I would just like to say that the male group owners seemed very nice and actually cared about their customers. I really wish we had stayed with them ) |
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| | lynn and craig ***************** (May 21, 2008) |
| we have been to kalamaki a few times in the evening to eat out and have a drink b4 returning to laganas for the main drinking session lol. food is roughly same price as laganas main courses ranging from about 4.50 euros to 11 for steak but on the road that leads down from the main road to the beach theres a lovely little greek resturant that does kleftico flambe style thats roast lamb and potatoes in a a tin foil dish and the owner brings them to ur table and to melt the cheese he sprinkles a little alcohol over the tin foil and lights it b4 undoing the tin foil. the effect to the dish is amazing theres always a huge demand for this resturant so get there early. a little bit further u theres a nice place that cooks english food if that what u prefer but if u want english food u usaually pay dearer for it. so try greek cuisine its lovely. beer is roughly 2 euros a pint of mythos there own beer if u like carling u will like mythos. cocktails vary from place to place from happy hours 2 euros to some rip of places about 6 euros a glass. if you can and you like cocktails grab a fishbowl especially if theres a couple of you works out a lot cheaper. btw coke etc is the same price as beer in bars. but from shops a 1 and half litre costs roughly 1 euro thats 80p compared to ours in england |
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was great went with my bf for 3 weeks and loved it