The hotel is part of "The small luxury hotel's" group which has many hotel's around the world and being luxury is not surprisingly a 5 star hotel.

The reception area is well laid out and a little side room next to it which has some comfortable sofas to sit on,
There is also a little library of books to choose from including 1 on all the hotels round the world by the company. There are also a couple of computers to use which are free of charge.
The food is excellent and well tasty with plenty to choose from, both cold & hot.
The beach is right by the hotel so you can literally walk to and from it as you please. The beach itself is really tidy with plenty of sun lounges to choose from situated under umbrellas and are free to use.

Although the particular room I stayed was fairly small the beds were very comfortable and the bathrooms provided you with a variety of travel sized wash stuff for various things and they even provide you with your own set off slippers!

The swimming pool area has plenty of sunbeds immediately surrounding it or if you prefer it has a big shaded area including 2 bars and seating areas.

Although I don't know what the entertainment is like exactly there was 1 night where a good selection of music was played round the bar closest to the beach with plenty of space to dance as well.
The only slight drawback of the location of the hotel is that you have to travel down to the town if you want to find any activities if you want to go out and enjoy yourself, however there are a few little restaurants in close proximity to the hotel all dealing in local Greek cuisine

I have no idea of the exact cost however because it was all paid for by the Special Olympics as I went out there to represent GB at the World Games but I would reckon it was a small fortune.
Definitely worth the price though for what you get and I'd go there again.