Hotel Libyan Princess (Paleochora, Greece)

The Greek breakfast was a hit with most of the guests, whatever their nationality. It was described as plentiful and varied, and containing delicacies that many guests perhaps would not ordinarily try at home.

The surrounding town of Paleochora is described as a little rough around the edges, so guests felt relieved and privileged to be able to return from their trips to the calm and sophisticated environs of their lovely hotel.

A few guests mentioned specifically that they were happy that the hotel had underground secure parking. They slept a bit easier knowing that their rental car was safely locked away and would not likely be vandalised or pinched.

Guests mention that the hotel is a bit self contained, and turned in on itself. There are no extensive views of the sea or the town. Some liked this atmosphere, but those who appreciated a good view would have preferred a better outlook.

Guests travelling at the height of the season, when the hotel was full, commented that there really weren't enough sun beds for all. Naturally this caused some dissatisfaction and tension, especially as a result of some people “reserving” sun beds.

While complaints about hotel Wi-Fi are hardly rare, there were even more complaints about the Wi-Fi at the Libyan Princess than for the typical hotel. It seems there are real technical issues that prevent them from supplying reliable Wi-Fi to their guests.