Lasithi Hotel Guide - 4 stars Hotels in Lasithi, Greece

Nice hotel, easy to get too, near a beach, great breakfast, excellent restaurant near by and notin centre of the City but not far from it.

We had a super 10 days and although it was mid-August and very busy, the resort didn't feel too crowded and we could always find a good place to sit during the day. Plenty of options in the shade as well as the sun. Pool area was very busy but not surprising given it was peak season. Water sports centre offers a range of things but a bit pricey. Mixed clientele - UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia, Russia. Most with children under 12. Very civilised, relaxed kind of atmosphere Meal times were well organised too with buffets being constantly topped up. Comfortable accommodation with very clean rooms and good sized space - it's not luxury but doesn't pretend to be. Minimart on site provides all the essentials so no drama if you've forgotten something.

Very nice hotel with friendly staff and in a good location. Sea view room was great, well worth the upgrade. Staff were friendly and very helpful. Good buffet breakfast. Plenty of cafes & tavernas etc close by although quite a few closed during winter months.

We reserved this hotel because it is exceptionally convenient to city center and it is on the beach. It was clean and accommodating. We were able to walk to all key destinations which was particularly convenient for our purposes. The price was good and provided two meals per day. The sea view is good. The sea water pool is an excellent size.

We found the facilities to be ok. For a new building (finished in 2014) there were problems with the lifts and the door jamb to our room wasn't fixed properly, not to mention the leaking shower. The desk weren't exactly engaging, either. The restaurant staff work hard but the menu needs to improve.

I will start with a small review about the hotel. It is absolutely amazing, the facilities are wonderful. Almost all of the staff were helpful (there was a woman on the reception who didn't have any concept of distance... 25 minute walk to Malia?! 1 hour, anyway, I digress) the hotel was clean and welcoming. The hotel was mainly German and Russian people, not an issue really we didn't come to make new friends in England, we have enough of those as it is! However there was a nice man from the Netherlands who was friendly. The entertainment was about as cringy and amazing as we had hoped, the couples night was very funny. The fire show and the glass was both horrifying and spectacular. The pool was magnificent and the beach was great. The food was outstanding and both my girlfriend and I ate far more than we thought physically possible and became friends with the guy and gal who cook the pasta fresh in front of you. The absolute best part of the entire holiday for me was, Kostas! The barman. He is an absolute wizard on the bar and I would very much like him to come to Brighton next time and make me a piña colada. I did a little bit of maths and worked out I had about 10-12 litres of piña colada over the course of a boozy week. He was very friendly and his English was good. If he doesn't receive a raise immediately I will take it as a personal insult. He was the best member of staff I've been served by. Regards, A very happy holidaymaker from Brighton.

Very good - in hills - village location friendly and well equipped - small pool , local town with restaurants about 15 minutes drive , so can be restrictive if you want a few glasses of wine.

Very helpful staff and happy to sort trips and taxis, dining room good range of local and international food but this did not vary much from day to day. We choose not to go all inclusive but it was easy to order a meal in the evening if needed and this was good value for money. Within walking distance of the village with some great restaurants and good fish dishes served.