Hotels near Paralia Tripiti, Thasos

Four of us stayed for seven nights in mid-June 2024. Two adults and two sixteen-year-old lads. We arrived at the Hotel Bonanza at around 12.30 am. The man on reception was very friendly and put us at ease. We were given a packed lunch each and told we were staying at Canarife Palace a bit further down the road. The packed lunch consisted of a slice of ham and cheese between two slices of dried bread, an apple, a bottle of water, and a packet of biscuits. The biscuits were nice! The Hotel Bonanza reception area was very clean and modern. This filled us with hope. We arrived at Canarife and were met with another friendly member of staff. Again, the reception area was spacious, clean and modern. Our room was on the second floor with a balcony view looking over the pool areas. The room made me feel a bit like a time traveler, going from modern, white surroundings into a room that gave off a look and aroma of the 1970s. We had a large bed, solid and comfy so no complaints there. We had read many reviews about bed bugs before coming so we stripped the covers back to inspect. Thankfully no sign of any. The room was spacious with a nice bathroom with shower/bath. The shower gave off enough power and heat. The small fridge was not working with a smell of what I can only describe as the smell of death that had been trapped in a Tupperware tub! Never to be opened again for the rest of the stay! We did have a few bed bugs throughout the week, but nothing to get hysterical about, and an understanding we are in a hot country so bugs are always going to be inevitable. I did not see one cockroach or any other unwelcome visitor throughout the week. The food became a bit repetitive after the first two days. Again, this is likely to be us being a bit fussy, well one of the lads was certainly that! There is not much order when it comes to the layout, but I didn’t find it too stressful. I think we accepted that early on not all nations share the British etiquette when it comes to lining up or waiting turns. The entertainment was a mixture of female Vic Reeves style club singer on a Sunday night to a party for the kids with some heavy dance music with a bit of effing and jeffing. The daytime entertainment isn’t exactly enthralling, and to be honest, it seems to be targeted at other Nationalities rather than the Brits. Having said that, I felt all the staff were really friendly and helpful throughout. The surrounding area is pretty good with plenty of shops, bars, and places to eat on the road outside the hotel. The main town and beach are a bit of a trek, but well worth doing, especially going downhill. I would advise an iron lung on standby for the walk back up. Overall, I would rate the Blue Sea Resort (Canarife Palace) 7/10.

I did not like the room at all, it was not clearly stated that it was a room without a balcony, I think I was deceived, I asked for a room change, they asked for 80 euros for the night, the windows open 8 cm from the top and they do not open fully I would like to get fresh fresh air in all the pictures there is a room with a sea view we said that there will be a city view, we could not guess that there will be no balcony in the room introduction, it is clear that there is no balcony It should be noted that the airless room by the sea, the windows are locked so that they do not open fully, moreover, the superior room was the first time I was deceived like this, I am an allergic asthma patient, I put my nose to the window opening and breathed, I went out at night to breathe. The hotel is clean, the breakfast is good, it is close to the beach, it is a complete sadness to buy a hotel from trip com again. It was a disappointment.