Cleopatra Superior

Era mi primera vez en este hotel y me pareció correcto. Estaba limpio y cómodo, sin lujos. El desayuno estaba bien, pero era lo mismo todas las mañanas: jamón, queso, tomate, pepino, huevos cocidos, pan tostado con mermelada, yogur griego con miel o melocotones. También había cereales muy raros, cafetera y una máquina de zumos autoservicio. Cierra a las 9:30 en punto. La habitación estaba bien, con espacio de sobra. Llevamos nuestra propia tetera, ya que no había nada en las habitaciones. La cama y las toallas se cambiaban cada dos días. En resumen, por lo que pagas, está bien. El personal es encantador y Jerry, el camarero, es muy amable y cuida de todos.

¡Qué vacaciones tan increíbles! Tuve la suerte de tener una habitación con vistas al mar y a la piscina, y el amanecer cada mañana era simplemente impresionante. La habitación estaba impecable y el personal se esmeró en asegurarse de que todo fuera perfecto. El desayuno buffet continental ofrecía una gran variedad, y el snack bar tenía opciones deliciosas a precios muy razonables. El resort en sí era precioso, y aún quedaban muchos lugares por explorar. ¡Lo pasé genial y sin duda volveré!

Antes de reservar, debes tener en cuenta algunas cosas. Si no reservas directamente con el hotel, se aplican cargos adicionales por artículos necesarios. La caja fuerte cuesta 2,25 euros por noche. El aire acondicionado cuesta 8,25 £ por noche. La tasa turística para un hotel de 3 estrellas es de 3 euros por persona y noche. Puede que ofrezcan un pequeño descuento semanal, pero te costará unos 100 euros por semana alojarte allí, además del coste de tus vacaciones. Además, el wifi solo está disponible en las zonas comunes. Para que todos lo sepan, el hotel en sí es bastante básico; no estoy seguro de si es un 3*, y definitivamente no lo es. Me he alojado en Premier Inns mucho mejores. El desayuno también es muy básico: nada caliente ni cocinado, ¡a menos que cuentes la tostadora! Está bien ubicado y el personal es bastante amable, pero lamentablemente no es un lugar al que volvería. Una actualización, Wi-Fi y ser más transparente con los cargos (TUI no dijo nada sobre los cargos del aire acondicionado) y podría ser una base básica muy agradable para explorar la isla o simplemente disfrutar de la vida nocturna.

Where do I start….diabolical disaster…Room on ground floor dark n lightning poor.Our balcony furniture wasn’t clean upon arrival,did it ourselves..Balcony door NEVER locked after cleaners had been in,reported to receptionist 4 times to no avail!!…Stained sheets and hair in beds…black hair long not ours!!Coakroaches upon arrival but dealt with…Bathroom was disaster!Shower tray 5 cracks…shower curtain not even in shower tray and across width of bathroom so when showering water everywhere including drenching the toilet!!Extremely dangerous as my partner has minimal vision. Curtains in room were approximately 4inches shorter than the blackout curtains. Breakfast was very poor…no croissants…no ham or variety…luncheon meat and cheese??We ate breakfast out after a few days at Yo-Yo’s nearby excellent service and food. Pool area wasn’t too bad allthough I noted tiling breaking away by pool and baby pool. Bar was quiet but Chris was a very pleasant man and hospitable…Only strange thing was you had to pay your bill BEFORE you received your food or drinks!!! SO SORRY but DEFINITELY WOULD NOT RETURN TO THIS HOTEL AS IT IS FAR FROM as its name says CLEOPATRA SUPERIOR!!!!

Average hotel, be aware if you go in October it is very breezy and the pool area is not shielded from the wind. We used rhe pool at the sister hotel Kris Marie. Most of the staff were friendly and helpful just one young women at the bar looked liked she couldn't be bothered. There were only me and my brother at the bar wanting a coffee and i think it was an effect for her. Didn't watch her name so wouldn't want to get her mixed up with another female with long blond hair who on the other hand was lovely. Would stay at the cleopatra hotels again but not that one

Travelled with a friend in September for 11 nights, having already previously stayed here i knew to keep away from the 'standard' rooms as the bathrooms are horrific and they haven't done any refurb, so opted for a family room which i knew had a bath to step into to take a shower (the same as a superior rooms i previously stayed at) On arrival the check in was via a tablet on the wall, just made it a slow check in as the tablet is positioned so it's fully vertical and a nightmare to type on (please make adjustable so you can at least move it so you can type on the pad with ease) Eventually got sorted and room 311, third floor and car park view. Room as expected, living room (with bed in) bathroom and separate bedroom. 2 balconies - balcony off each room via the patio doors. We didn't pay for the air con, please note the room has 2 air con units and the charge was going to be 92 euros per unit! Due to Kos constant breeze we just slept with the patio doors slightly open, and when getting ready on an evening just opened front door and patio door and got a brilliant through breeze, however speaking to other guests if June/July/Aug air con was a must. There was also a charge of around 29 euros for the safe, again optional but most places i've stayed if you have to pay for a safe when you hand the key back you get a percentage of the money back, you don't here. Room old fashioned but knew what to expect, no refurb since i was last there in 2021. Hopefully the chain start to realise all the new modern hotels and apartments popping up around the village along with other places constant refurbing and it will give them a push to start to make changes. Can't complain out cleanliness of the room, it was spotless, the cleaner was in daily and done an amazing job. Shower was the normal scenario, shower curtain attacking your body :-) but it was fine as no flooding due to it being within a bath, One day i got so sick of the shower curtain scenario i got the lift down to minus 1 and used the pool showers which are brilliant, i would recommend that if you have one of the standard rooms. The pool area is fab, beds comfortable it's just very very windy if the kos breeze is up, we used to prefer to sunbath at the Kris Mari pool, found it way more shaded from the wind and the pool not as deep so wasn't as cold. Staff were brilliant, especially the reception staff. Always pleasant and helpful. Never without a smile. Location i knew having stayed before, it's at one end of the village, quiet so great for getting sleep. plenty of bars and restaurants around and a 10-15 min easy walk to the square. We loved East Coast for a full English for 8 euro - great value. Breakfast i never went but my friend did and said it was the most basic continental he had ever had. Worst part being the freezing cold eggs! he said it would have been better if the hard boiled egg option was at lease lukewarm! That said it done the job for a couple of mornings - toast, egg, ham, cheese and