Gaia Village

Hi, we have just returned from a family holiday at the above hotel as part of a jet2 hol. I can totally recommend the hotel and will hopefully return in the future. The food was excellent and the resteraunt staff polite. The main pool bar was well stocked and the all inclusive drinks were great. The staff were friendly with special mention to Edi. The rooms were the best we stayed in yet in hols in Greek islands. The animators could possibly have done more pool based games but they were friendly. The hotel is in a good location and a short walk from the beach. The beach was like a scene from an exotic island with umbrellas made from palms and clean white sand. All in all a great place but don’t forget the mosquito repellant.

All inclusive on a budget, not a vast amount of food offered, 2 domestic toasters at breakfast, and the bar, all inclusive very poor choice, place was kept clean and would i go back, No. Also if your going here in peak season the one and only restaurant will be in for a queue as the place seems to have outgrown its capacity. Two pools both small, and one is for toddlers really as .4mt deep and not really suitable for swimming, In May the main pool loungers mostly all gone by the towel on bed brigade, we at out including breakfast 90% of the time, best tip, pay more go somewhere else.

I have been to Gaia village 7 times on holiday. On each occasion, whether at the beginning of the season or towards the end the holiday always presented with high standards. The staff are some of the best that i have ever encountered and I am well travelled.

Rooms immaculate, cleaners in most days with fresh towels every other. Hotel itself lovely and clean too although a lot of dogs and cats around ALL INCLUSIVE .... food a bit repetitive but tasty, but that's what you expect with all inclusive. Drinks were a massive let down.. alcoholic drinks only being red and white wine, brandy, white rum, ouzo and beer. So limited choice. Great selection of soft drinks and snacks throughout the day were fantastic. ENTERTAINMENT.... Vwry little! The odd aqua aerobics in the day, odd game of darts in the day evening was a mini disco 9-9:30 and that was about it apart from 1 quiz over the 2 weeks. Overall we paid £5000 for a family of 2 adults 3 children, we felt like we had overpaid but still made the most of what we could although we did spend a lot of money throughout our stay on finding things to do.

all very good hotel,staff,comfort,food facillitys,location all excellent the choice off all inclusive drinks and snacks was limited ok for me as I was happy with beer but may not suite some people,a good mix of british and easten European guests great holiday will go back. take plenty of mossie repellent I needed to buy 2 more sprays.

Paid extra for superior double room but it was worse than any average room I have ever stayed in.The bedding was not changed during the whole stay and towels were not changed daily which I would expect anyway but the factt we had paid extra made matters worse. There was not even tea or coffee making facilities in the room either. The so called all inclusive was a joke and there was a group of approx 35 special needs adults also at the hotel who were not suitably supervised. Pool not used.

On a whole the hotel was satusfactiory, although what was very disappointing was the lack of entertainment on evenings and throughout the day, there were no baby change facilities anywhere on site. Our toilet seat kept breaking, and we were put in an upstairs room wit 3 yong children. There was no microwave in room for baby milk ect and no fridge.