Angelika Pallas Hotel

Very poor breakfast, no vegetables, only bread, eggs and ham… Nothing to choose from…

Personnel are all exceptionally attentive and kind! Rooms are spacious, with a lovely balcony. Showers are a bit tight but manageable; as for the shower heads - my advice: please have one of your employees actually use the shower once every 2-3 months. If they are satisfied that waterflow /spray allows for thorough shower and washing hair, all is good. It's the easiest, most effective way to prevent guests' frustration and/or complaining. Our shower head definitely needs replacing. Breakfast was good. I have read other reviews re breakfast, but though not a huge variety (you might want to add a few fresh fruit / fruitsalad), everything was freshly cooked and well presented - also, there was more than enough for everyone. PS. Thank you so much for my hot water every morning!! All in all a wonderful stay! Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ ❤

Really appreciate the staff at check in- very friendly and empathic/accommodating !

Port view

Staff was nice, hotel outdated.

Rude desk staff The lady at the check out desk was extremely rude and obnoxious. We were just 15 mins for check out and she kept calling the room and harsssing us to check out asap even thought the hotel was completely empty and there were no guests other than a few is us. She would not give me her name and she would not give me the manager or owners name. Very shady operations. The breakfast was mediocre and the room were in poor condition and the hotel is very old and very much in need of upgrade. I would stay away from this hotel. There are plenty of newer hotels in the vicinity with better staffs

Hotel is relatively quiet, but frontage street is quite busy with ferry traffic access/etc. Not noisy at night and staff were generally helpful. Room was clean and comfortable with harbor/ferry views. Breakfast was above average. Parked outside due to closure (permanent?) of underground parking area.

The staff were wonderful - friendly and helpful. Our room was adequate. We were a little frustrated with the lack of available power points. These days people travel with multiple electronic devices that require charging and there was only one 'free' powerpoint. We did get around it, but it was difficult. Supplying a 3 or 4 point powerboard would solve the issue. The charging problem is exacerbated by the fact that all power goes out when you leave the room, so it is not possible to leave something charging while you go for a meal for instance.This may sound like a small thing, but travelling now requires connectivity - for showing tickets & passes, for navigation and for communication.