Messina Resort Hotel

This is a hotel in a Greek village right on the beach. Unfortunately, far from the tourist region, I recommend renting a car in advance. There is delicious food in the hotel in distant amounts. The beach is rocky so recommend water shoes.....

The whole hotel is nice and comfy, but the best thing was acctually service.💞 beautifull sea with stone beach, the Kalo Nero village is small and quiet but it gives true vibe of greak summer. Nearest activities like bigger pubs are about 30km away but for family trips its perfect

what lovely places I've been there with my family and we had an amazing time, very friendly staff we felled very welcome. Very clean resort aswell definitely we will be back again. highly recommended.

Great place to relax with family and friends .Lovely atmosphere all around Food was so fresh and testy Highly recommended. Lovely staff with great service Cant wait to be back next summer again. Efkaristo

A long awaited girls trip and we chose this hotel as it was small and far from the tourist areas. Upon arrival we noticed that it looked worn and although not unclean the bar area was very untidy and so did not feel clean. We arrived at 7.30pm and after a very long day travelling were shown our rooms, they were huge and clean but was very dated and had a lot of dark furniture which made the whole room feel dark than it should. Dropping our bags we headed straight over to the buffet and boy was the food dismal and not one dish was hot, everything was lukewarm. We all opted for the salad station which was good, but you cannot go wrong with salad. The sunset was stunning though!! The following morning the breakfast was equally poor cheap produce, frankfurter style sausages, bacon that had barely been cooked. We had specially asked about GF options prior to our visit and were assured that we only needed to ask the chef. When we did he was clearly not prepared but we finely received some small stone like microscopic rolls that were clearly frozen and then warmed because the middles were still dough like and cold. The first trip was to the local Lidl for rice cakes and back ups. We ate out as much as we could. For the breakfast we stayed with bread/meats and cheeses and the odd fried egg (offered twice during our stay) Lunches we always just had salads and if we did stay for dinner it was mainly for the salad. We would generally have a lift the lid and see policy. I do not want to completely annihilate them because the staff do try. In my opinion, they needed more attention to details, using better produce and making the hot dishes hot. The pool isn't huge but is fine, what is a shame is the early morning rush to get towel on the inferior number of sunbed and what was completely annoying were the bed left unused but claimed by a towel all day whilst some guests went off on excursions. I believe the hotel should stop this based on the limited number of beds and smaller size. If we went off for the bed we wouldn't claim a bed, that just feel selfish! However there are plenty of beach bars down the road that had sunbeds and after a drink or a light lunch do not pester you to get more. The drinks were okay but what made this hotel great was it's amazing staff and in particular I would give a shout out to Giannis, George, Tai and Polina. TOP TIP if you have a car you must visit Voidakilla Beach! TOP TIP if in a garden room across from the shop be aware that the house had two dogs that bark every time something passes and this can start early in the morning and go on later into the night

The hotel was very attractive, spotlessly clean, and comfortable both indoors and out. The duplex maisonette was nice, with a large bed upstairs and spilt sofa beds on the lower level. There was a fridge, hotplate, sink etc but no equipment. The room was easily big enough for 4 people and the air con was effective. Quite a lethal marble staircase in the middle of the room though, so beware if you've got toddlers! The hotel is ideally located, overlooking the beach. The pool and terrace had beautiful views of the sunset. I feel the hotel let itself down a bit with the catering though, in spite of booking half board we only ate evening meals there twice, as the hot food wasn't very nice. A shame as the hotel itself looks like it should be a place which offers good food and drinks. There aren't many options in the village either. I'd say you'd definitely need a car to explore, as there is nothing to do locally except pool and beach. We drove to Olympia, Sparta etc within an hour or so from the hotel.