Dolce by Wyndham Athens Attica Riviera

The hotel on first impression was very appealing, beautiful scenery of water, mountains and nature. Nicolette and her husband, very nice couple, fetched us at the port. Staff were very kind except for one person at reception who adopted a very unfriendly, abrupt and haughty attitude when I asked for money exchange and they had run out of cash. But her kind colleague who heard us stepped in and sourced the cash for me. Needles to say, the two colleagues had a few harsh words with one another because I was helped and did not come back at another time as I was told to. The room cleaning service was very slow, and it was the worst bathroom/toilet we have ever had in any hotel, ridiculously small and tight fitting. One could hardly move. A pity as that spoils the grading of this hotel. The restaurant menu did not really cater much to special dietary needs/vegetarians. Otherwise the hotel on the whole I think was a good option of choice, only 20min from airport and out of the busy city atmosphere.

good for one night. I would not go there for vacations. Beach not very beautyful.To close to a swamp.

This hotel was our first stop in this Greek trip - off season and on a weekend this vast resort/conference facility was quite empty and quiet, with stunning views overlooking the bay. Outdoor property facilities were not yet in operation for the year and seemed to need maintenance and repair. Our room was spacious, bed comfortable and overall generally adequate to our needs. Breakfast spread needs improvement, especially if there is a charge (see below). We enjoyed the peace and quiet and proximity to the ajoining Vavrona nature reserve and historic site in this secluded site.

This is a wonderful resort hotel in a beautiful location on the coast of Attica. The facilities at the hotel are excellent. I particularly liked that you could swim in a pool or in the sea. The hospitality of the staff was very warm and friendly. There is also plenty to do in the local area, including the archaeological site of the Temple of Artemis and it's museum. There is also an excellent fish taverna call Artemis near the hotel that is a must visit for lunch. Great traditional Greek dishes and fresh seafood and a fantastic view of the sea and hills (see photo). A great place for relaxing away from the crowds in Athens.

Ocean front