Panorama Resort

Lovely clean hotel/ apartments with views to the little town and the sea. Sunbeds and umbrellas around the pool area but could do with a few more. Rooms cleaned every day with beds and towels changed every other day. Staff were friendly and helpful especially Alex the barman/waiter who put himself out and is an asset to the place. The only negative would be the breakfast could do with topping up regularly as sometimes the fruit and drinks were minimal and on a few occasions, guests had to ask staff to for them to be topped up. On the whole, a lovely relaxing stay.

I felt sorry for Panorama Resort as with a bit of tlc it could be so much nicer. Check-in went smoothly (took about an hour from the airport with no other drop offs). Our I bedroom apartment was the best 3 star we’ve had for awhile when on holiday (we don’t mind basic as long as it’s clean). It was spacious. Main bed was comfy, 2 extra pillows, 2 balconies (although view from one not the best- looked on to the grounds which were not the best). Room cleaned really well & 5 times during our week stay. Bathroom pretty good for Greece - not just wet room shower so luckily no floods! Free toiletries & plenty of toilet roll. Free air conditioning & safe. Doors/windows good security. Fridge a bit scruffy but did get decent freezer compartment. Supposed to be apartment for 4 people but only 2 glasses, 2 mugs, not enough cutlery, no sharp knife, chopping board etc. only 3 balcony chairs. We thought the breakfast was good (available 8-10.30). Mostly plenty of choice although not much fruit, and if get there after 10am it’s rarely replenished. Bar was decent with typical drink selection & scoops of ice cream in tubs. Restaurant food open 2-10pm although think stopping this in 2025. Food we had was very good but more meals rather than snacks. There were two pools (both with children’s section) which was a welcome surprise as only one advertised. One by the bar so busier & music playing. The other in a quieter section & sometimes had it to ourselves. Staff were really kind & helpful, the views amazing. Main negatives (reason for 3/5) were the unkempt grounds. Usually find in Greece they take pride in the grounds/gardens but sadly not here. Everywhere needed a good tidy up - rubble, broken lights, empty boxes, bags of cement, litter, all sorts just left around the grounds. Quieter pool had broken sun beds, no lighting, no umbrellas (couple of trees for shade). Grass growing out of pool drainage slats (question how often pools properly cleaned - main pool did turn a bit green on our last couple of days!) Finikounda itself a lovely large tourist village (lots of Greek holiday makers). Although prob a bit busy for us. Not loads for children but sea inflatable (7 euros pp for 1 hr) and a small amusement arcade. Lots of restaurants but menus can be limited & never once a children’s menu which was fine for our children as they’ll dig in to all sorts of food but may be trickier for others. Walk to the village centre about 5 minutes & close to large supermarket. One downside for us was that one night there was an open air local concert that could be heard from our apartment (very loud!) that went on until about 5am!! So would I come again? Yes if I knew the grounds had smartened up. Such a shame a small thing like tidying up doesn’t take place as it’d make the place so much better.

If you’re looking for basic, clean Greek style accommodation this is the place for you. We stayed in a studio which was spacious, adequately equipped for the two of us, bathroom dated but overall the place was clean. Staff welcoming and friendly, when we arrived Arti ( reception) showed us to our room, told us the quick route to the village, I was worried about the very steep hill the coach had brought us up but do not fear, entrance at the back of the hotel is so much easier, around 10mins. We ate at the bar a few times and met Alex, again he was welcoming and friendly as were all the staff. Breakfast wasn’t the best, it was ok but given the price of our stay didn’t expect more tbh. Finikounda is lovely, a small Greek village with bars and restaurants,varying in price, also has a good supermarket and butchers. The problem is public transport, if you don’t have a car you’re pretty much stuck there. The transfer took nearly 2 hrs and after a 4hr flight was exhausting that said the area is beautiful and I would love to visit again if we hire a car. The trips available with Jet2 took an age we didn’t bother. Currently on the beach at Lemon Drops, great beach bar.

Excellent and clean. The staff was absolutely amazing. Thank you

We have just come home after the most lovely holiday at the Panorama . The staff are second to none & are helpful and friendly,I was practically crying when we left they were so sweet. We had a sea view room,which was an enormous living room/ kichen with large balcony,large bedroom also with large balcony & bathroom which needed a new bath but that didn't put us off. The breakfast terrace had the best views when eating. I would not hesitate to stay here again. If you are not good on your legs it wouldn't be suitable as however you go up its steep but worth the views

Excellent location and service. The view was amazing and the place was really clean. In 5-6 min on foot you can visit the sea and the Chora of Foinikounta. Easy access and the services were splendid. Breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of dishes to choose. Family friendly Wonderful experience for couples

I had an amazing experience at Panorama Resort and would definitely recommend it! The hotel is at a great location, the rooms are very spacious and clean, the food is delicious and what really stands out is the amazing staff; everyone I encountered made sure to go over and beyond to make my experience very enjoyable. It goes without saying that I will come back again!