Trouvez des Hôtels acceptant les animaux à Aristotelis

« Plage très agréable tjs des transats disponibles Hôtel très bien situé au calme »

« Quietly stylish hotel, with well trained, efficient and friendly staff. Well located, on a beautiful bay, with a small town nearby with enough good restaurants to last the stay. »

« The stay at Akrathos hotel was a great and pleasant surprise. We arrived with no/normal expectation(by travelling in Greece for 20years).We were captivated by the position and panorama.We got executive suite but most of the rooms are with seaview. The service was truly remarkable. The staff work hard to ensure our comfort and satisfaction throughout our stay. The room itself was spacious and elegantly furnished.. The beach is wonderful with plenty of sunchairs. The allinclusive is fair enough...

« I was there with my family gor 8 days is one of the best places to stay on Halikdiki. The food was delicious with a lot of choices. Clean food lace and rooms. The staff was very friendly. The water in the beach was very clear. They provide beach umbrellas and chairs. We had greek music and international music for 3 days. Vert good entertainment. The view is beautiful with the Amuliani island on the front »

« Hotel à réserver absolument si vous décidiez d'aller dans cette partie de la Grèce (Chalkidiki/Ierrisos) pour vos vacances. Tout a été merveilleux. Accueil par les propriétaires, professionnalisme du personnel, propreté des espaces commun et des chambres, petit-déjeuner royal, plages et restaurants (excellents) tout près et comble de la surprise: nous avons assisté à deux soirées musicales organisées et offertes par l'association culturelle du village. 14 aout pleine lune et musique live, 16...

« Très bonne adresse pour un séjour à Oranoupolis en vue de voir le Mont Athos en bateau »

« We arrived late and the sweet Greek lady was waiting for us with the rooms ready and fresh. Comfortable bed, hot shower, good location and great value. Not Hilton standards of finish, but delightful for a Greek small town »