Hotels near Georgaki, Aik., & Co O.E., Patrai

This is a fantastic hotel on the pedestrian street in Patras. It is affiliated with the Byzantinos Hotel, which is more modern, but the Paleologos is built in an old building with an enormous staircase, high ceilings and the rooms have an antique feel to them. The breakfast is superb and the food/nightlife outside is quite awesome. We stayed over Carnival and had a blast. Worth every penny.

An adequate hotel and very keenly priced. We had landed at Patras at midnight and the hotel was pre booked as a stop before riding (2 motorcycles) on to Athens. The breakfast was fine and the view from the bedroom window upon waking was really great. (Sea view). Disliked · What is it with the majority of Greek showers? Flexi pipe and handset......with no where to put it and stand under the shower. Surely not an unreasonable expectation. This was the situation at 9/10 hotels in Greece. If Albania managed this simple comfort issue, why not in Greece? Single 'marshmallow' flimsy pillow. It is not hard to provide comfortable 'basics'.....however we were only there for one night.

We stayed here whilst visiting my brother who had been admitted to hospital in Patras. We were pleased with our choice. The hotel is well located next to a shingly beach with a good beach bar. The rooms are comfortable and clean and whilst dated, they do the job - hot water, air con and a fridge. The on site restaurant served delicious food at a reasonable price and all the staff were so helpful - booking taxis for us daily and towards the end of our stay, when my brother was released to our care, they found a room next to our own.

About Porto Rio The staff are very kind and respectful...only they raise the hotel to the level of 4*...otherwise the hotel does not deserve more than 2* All inclusive is a thorn...the same food every day in the morning...it's ok if you're not picky, you can choose to eat different every day At lunch...3-4 dishes with the same side dishes, pasta, rice and potatoes...on no day were there fried potatoes, at least for the children, insufficient desserts, if you weren't careful you couldn't get enough for that they passed very quickly The Greeks are not soup experts, but there is no soup at lunch, instead, soup is served in the evening Dinner...about the same every day In the land of olives, olives are completely absent...only in one day I saw them Everything is paid for at the pool bar between 10am and 1pm, after 1pm you get the cheapest drinks, and in the evening between 8pm and 10pm alcoholic drinks At 10 p.m., when people would sit on the terrace... the bar closes The rooms, with quite outdated furniture, but ok to sleep, the beds are ok, the bathroom ok without the smell of mold as other guests said...cleaning is done and towels are changed daily... The pool is ok with water between 0.8-2.7m... although the hotel has 3 pools, only the big one is for guests, one is rented to someone else and you have to pay, and another is taken by those who take care of the SPA, so here you pay There are not enough sunbeds at the pool, there are people who occupy them and don't pick up the towels until the end of the stay, or at least that was the practice until I raised this problem to the manager, then another thief followed, she followed you, if you were absent for 30 minutes at the sunbed the staff would pick up your towel and you would be left without a sunbed The beach...sand and stones...and entering the sea only with stones...requires shoes otherwise you get hurt If you find it elsewhere, I recommend going elsewhere, otherwise you will be disappointed