Simple Hotel Hersonissos Blue, Hersonissos (Crete)

The hotel is a mixed bag with some positives and negatives. The rooms are cramped with a camp bed squeezed in and the kitchenette is oddly placed inside what seemed like a cupboard, although my mother's bathroom was a unique touch. The service was decent, but the optional car hire was a handy addition. The location was convenient, whether for future beach holidays or visits to traditional Greek restaurants. Dining offered artisanal bread, but the facilities were lacking. Overall, a stay with both highs and lows.

I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel's central location, as it was right by the sea and in close proximity to a lovely restaurant called Nicki's. The rooms, despite being on the smaller side, were clean and had a kitchenette for some added convenience. The service I received, including car hire assistance, was top-notch. However, the dining experience left something to be desired, with limited options for grilled fish, and the facilities, while functional, were not the most modern.

The hotel provided an interesting mix of old-school glamour and eclectic charm with lavish perks that were just as bespoke as its English rooms. The staff was incredibly attentive and made sure everything was perfect. However, the dining options left a lot to be desired with only a small selection available. The location, right by the sea, offered beautiful views and a tranquil ambiance, enclosing a stunning conservatory with unique architecture. The overall value for money was reasonable, considering the luxurious experience.

The hotel is very conveniently located near the sea, but it lacks proper dining options. The rooms are basic, with extra beds squeezed in, but there's a kitchenette available. The service for car hire is available, and the location is close to some traditional Greek restaurants, but far from other local dining options.

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of everything, including a stunning £10,000 conservatory yet secluded enough for a quiet stay. The rooms, while crammed with a camp bed, have a functional kitchenette but an odd placement in my mother's bathroom. The service for car hire is available, but the location requires takeout from a local restaurant with paper bag delivery. The hotel offers a view of the seafront from a luxurious conservatory. The dining experience includes grilled fish but excludes more variety. Facilities are modern and spacious, but the pricing might not align with the overall value for money.

Staying at this hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The location was not ideal, away from the nearest restaurant, and the dining options were not impressive. However, the service was top-notch with convenient car hire available. Despite the drawbacks, the cleanliness of the rooms and friendly staff added value to the stay.

The hotel had a camp bed squeezed into a room with a kitchenette that felt like a cupboard in my mother's bathroom. It was located close to a luxurious £10,000 conservatory and the boulevard. The service offered car hire. However, the dining experience lacked Singapore noodles.

The hotel is literally like a hidden gem, tucked away in what looked like a cupboard but charmingly cozy. It's surprisingly unique, with a camp bed squeezed in and a cute kitchenette. The service for car hire was a convenient touch. However, the rooms are a bit compact, but you get good value for the price.

The hotel's location is just by the sea and close to the boulevard, making it perfect for exploring the area. The rooms are a bit cramped with a camp bed squeezed in but have a kitchenette, although my mothers bathroom was a bit odd. The service was decent, and car hire was available when needed.

The hotel may have some room for improvement. The location is convenient, but the rooms feel cramped and lack some essentials. The service is decent, but some facilities could use an upgrade.