“can not wait to go back”

for those who wand a peaceful surrounding with excellent view is the best place

“Good quality for the money”

We enjoyed our stay at Cape Sounio during first week of July this year. We'd recommend a car for visiting neighborhood areas. The services and staff were very helpfull and we gladly recommend the resort to anyone that can afford it.

“Cape Suonio, Gregotel”

A great hotel for families with children. The facilities were nice and the beach was great. Kids club was excellent. Staff was very friendly & helpful.

“Watch your personal belongings!!!”

At first glance this seems like a luxurious hotel, below the surface however the hotel is disappointing. The rooms are small, uncomfortable, and below the standard of any 5 star hotel in which I've stayed. There was broken glass everywhere including on our bungalow patio. To walk barefoot would be asking for a hospital stay. There is nothing to do outside of the resort and one must take a taxi to get anywhere. Walking is not an option as the hotel is on a busy highway with no sidewalks. The beach is very small and the grounds are unkempt. The prices are exorbitant. At best this is a 3 star hotel and at the prices we paid, the value for money was just not there. To add insult to injury both nights of our stay were beyond disappointing. 1) Our first night was noisy and sleep was not possible as there was a private party going on. We were unable to use the facilities because of the private party. We stayed at this hotel after a week long conference in Athens and were looking for R&R...needless to say we didn't get it. 2) Our second day/night was even more disappointing. We decided to take a taxi to dinner at a local taverna (where we paid 154 Euro for one fish - that's another story!). While we were away from the hotel our room was broken into and our personal belongings stolen. This was very traumatizing and we felt very unsafe. Police were called and the manager apologized but only offered for us to help ourselves to the mini-bar. Buyer Beware. Learn from my mistake.