Stamatiadis Mineralogy and Paleontology Museum

We had a suite with our own pool which was nice. I didn’t like that you had to go to the desk to change the pool towels. The gym was an afterthought. It was small and only had one treadmill. No towels or water there or anything to wipe down the equipment. Breakfast was nice, with a good range of fresh choices.

We had a fantastic last-minute stay at Lidos Breeze and would happily return for a relaxed all-inclusive at a great price. The staff made the experience, especially the Aris, who was incredibly welcoming and attentive throughout our stay. Breeze has the feel of a smaller family-run hotel, with friendly service, quick resolution of any issues, and thoughtful touches like replenished bottled water and access to a shower room before late flight. Camilla at the pool bar was amazing — great cocktails and fantastic service, and the lifeguard around the Breeze pool was equally friendly and helpful. The Breeze pool area was one of our favourite parts: spotless, peaceful, and with incredibly comfortable sunbeds, quieter than the busier pools elsewhere in the complex. The location is also ideal, with the buffet, lobby bar, and crepe bar just across the road, so you get the best of both worlds. The buffet was good for a large all-inclusive, with plenty of choice and especially good salads, although it could get repetitive. The à la carte restaurants were a nice change, but book early as they fill up quickly. Snack bars were the weakest food option, but we could always find a good lunch back at the buffet. Drinks and service were generally very good, with some standout staff members throughout the resort. We enjoyed the white wine more than red, and cocktails were best when freshly made rather than using the pre-made mixers. The beach is more stones than sand but the sea is beautiful.