It wasn’t overcrowded , so there was enough space for everybody and no queues for food, drinks , etc . There is a kids pool with perfect depth for 9-10 year olds. I got an unexpected and unfamiliar allergic reaction during our stay and the reception desk lady called a doctor from Nikiti immediately who checked me and prescribed medication. The hotel staff went and bought them for me as I wasn’t able to drive and my companions were all under the influence. I thank them for that! They also let us do a late check out despite I asked at the last moment.

There is some problem with the kids’ pool floor , as our children had all some minor cuts on their toes. It was explained that there is sand in the pool but that wasn’t the case. The lifeguard constantly gave us bandaids for the kids toes. The coffee in the all inclusive is some kind of ness coffee and it is not good. For espresso , you should pay

Food was good,all inclusive drinks are very bad,music not very nice. Staff was very nice and when I asked for help they helped me. Miss Magda was so lovely 😍

I really think it would be a way better hotel if they improved the beach, it was a mixture of sand and rocks but in the water it was mostly large rocks which I did not like so I had to go to a different beach

Evereything good , food excellent .

Well, expected that hotel is on the beach ,but short distance away , few minutes walking , umbrellas and sunbeds to close each other. Think that it could be better , a lot free ground beside . But another lovely beach in proximity . without crowd.

close to the beach good food night disco for childrens. here I would sugest to add also romanian kids songs also

there were no ashtrays on the beach. please add one on each umbrella. would be nice to add some drinks in the minifridge as well.

Food, staff and locations are perfect!

My recommendation for the owners: Wi-fi in the rooms have to be better then now, bottle of 0,5l water must be free of charge for All Inclusive! For the future, keep in might to invest and build some kind of beach bar with sneaks and drinks on the beach.

The hotel provided all we needed. It was a 4* hotel for families with small kinds.

No beach towels. It was too hot in the room despite the fact that we had 2 aircos. No way to make a draft in the loft.

I loved everything! Village Mare is a great resort - not too busy and not too quiet (we visited 4-11 August), with excellent pools and a very good beach nearby. I recommend taking snorkels, the underwater life was beautiful. The food selection was excellent (even for little fussy eaters) and staff amazing - hard-working and very polite. Good selection of rooms for smaller/bigger families, with air-con working perfectly and being quiet enough. I also recommend a trip to Nearby Nikiti, the old town has an excellent bar!

The only thing I didn't like was that Margarita wasn't on the all inclusive menu :D (my favourite drink, obviously)

Pool, staff, beach.

Need a little better cleaning in WC.

A family-oriented picturesque hotel with bungalows, nice gardens, pools and all the basic amenities you would expect from an all-inclusive resort. Great food served daily in the Greek buffet restaurant. The choice of main courses was always varied and did not repeat once during our stay. The pool bar was also serving nice cocktails. Staff were always polite and genuinely interested in making guests happy.

The common areas and the rooms looked a bit outdated and worn out. The seashore was full of rocks and underwater plants, and the hotel did not provide beach/pool towels. There was no animation or shows, except for the minidisco and one evening with live music only. The place feels a bit isolated. The nearest village is 2 km away.

Panayotis Janakis seen in the hotel on one occasion - the guy is living legend and has the beat possible manners. The hotel was in the first 7 days of our stay really perfect place for family vacation ... until a horde of always hungry and very noisy guests started arriving

Rules set at the begining of our vacation seemed to be lost in the moment a huge number of guests from other East European countries started arriving - hiding behind very basic command of English language.