Everyone here is exceptionally helpful and friendly, the staff is multi-lingual, and the convenience of its service was completely unexpected. The hotel has its own private beach, so you don't have to worry about not having a semi-private spot in the sun. Of course, there are multiple pools to lay beside if the sand isn't your thing. The best part about the hotel was the all inclusive program that includes all meals, local beverages (even the alcoholic ones) between the hours of 10 am and 10 pm, snacks at 4pm, and a packed lunch if needed. I am not a drinker, but I can assure those that are that this program is a winner because it gives one the ability to be completely sloshed and fed for less than $50 a day (35 euro). I can't say anything bad about the place. I did expect a bigger room, but the fault for that would lie more on the shoulders of orbitz than the resort as I was told I was booking a larger room; however, it wasn't so bad that I couldn't adjust. It was spotless, and was actually slightly bigger than the standard room here in the States.
My advice: if you're going to Santorini, and you should, stay at the Mediterranean Royal or it's sister hotel, Mediterranean Beach. Medhotel.gr
- Mediterranean Royal Monólithos
- Mediterranean Royal Hotel Monólithos
