Olympios Zeus — Hotel in Dion - Olympos Municipality

If you have chosen "Family standard" rooms in this hotel, be prepared to have disastrous living conditions! Their is persistent smell of sewage from the bathroom and toilet in the room. The rooms are equipped with outdated furniture, poor quality bed linen and pillows. The cleaning is carried out superficially. It's impossible to sleep comfortably at night because of the noise from the old air conditioner that was making noise and the smell from the sewers that came out through the broken toilet door! If you leave the window open at night, then you are bitten by mosquitoes and various insects enters into the room. Even though the hotel is located on the first line from beach, the "Family Standard" rooms are located far from the beach, approximately 300-350 meters, that is difficult for children and old people. The pool is not tiled, but is painted and the paint has already come off and gives a cloudy look to the water. Although I stayed for 9 days, the beach was never cleaned of garbage. The entrance to the sea is not smooth, but steep, which is uncomfortable for small children, and on the bottom of the water there are pebbles that are uncomfortable for walking. The sea water is not as clean as it is at other beaches in Greece. Practically after 5 meters from the shore, the water reached up to the neck. On the positive side, I can mention the sea view location of the restaurant and the food which was diverse and tasty. The territory of the Hotel is large, good for walks, but mostly it is not properly maintained, being a lot of dry leaves on the ground. The children were delighted by the very large sports field. Also, the view of Mount Olymp is beautiful. There were also two beach bars serving drinks from 10.00-15.00 and 15.00-11.00. The sanitary blocks and the beach terraces are ok. In conclusion. Even if the price for the accommodation is advantageous, many potential customers may be disappointed by the accommodation conditions, so I suggest you think carefully if you agree to give up the comfort for a savings of a few hundred euros. The comment refers only to the "Family standard" rooms. For the other rooms, visually they seem to be neater and it seems that some investments in modernization...

If you have chosen "Family standard" rooms in this hotel, be prepared to have disastrous living conditions! Their is persistent smell of sewage from the bathroom and toilet in the room. The rooms are equipped with outdated furniture, poor quality bed linen and pillows. The cleaning is carried out superficially.|It's impossible to sleep comfortably at night because of the noise from the old air conditioner that was making noise and the smell from the sewers that came out through the broken toilet door!|If you leave the window open at night, then you are bitten by mosquitoes and various insects enters into the room.|Even though the hotel is located on the first line from beach, the "Family Standard" rooms are located far from the beach, approximately 300-350 meters, that is difficult for children and old people.|The pool is not tiled, but is painted and the paint has already come off and gives a cloudy look to the water.|Although I stayed for 9 days, the beach was never cleaned of garbage. The entrance to the sea is not smooth, but steep, which is uncomfortable for small children, and on the bottom of the water there are pebbles that are uncomfortable for walking. The sea water is not as clean as it is at other beaches in Greece. Practically after 5 meters from the shore, the water reached up to the neck.|On the positive side, I can mention the sea view location of the restaurant and the food which was diverse and tasty. The territory of the Hotel is large, good for walks, but mostly it is not properly maintained, being a lot of dry leaves on the ground. The children were delighted by the very large sports field. Also, the view of Mount Olymp is beautiful. There were also two beach bars serving drinks from 10.00-15.00 and 15.00-11.00. The sanitary blocks and the beach terraces are ok.|In conclusion.|Even if the price for the accommodation is advantageous, many potential customers may be disappointed by the accommodation conditions, so I suggest you think carefully if you agree to give up the comfort for a savings of a few hundred euros.|The comment refers only to the "Family standard" rooms. For the other rooms, visually they seem to be neater and it seems that some investments in modernization...

I feel bad that google wont allow me to put 0 stars.

I recently stayed at the Olympios Zeus Hotel and felt compelled to share my experience. Unfortunately, I found the hotel to be significantly different from the impression created by the online pictures. The rooms were noticeably outdated and seemed to lack proper maintenance. This stark contrast was disappointing and gave the impression of false advertising.

It's important for hotels to accurately represent their accommodations to ensure guests have realistic expectations. While the hotel staff were friendly and tried their best to address any concerns, the condition of the rooms remained a major letdown.

It's worth noting that the hotel's location was convenient, providing easy access to nearby attractions and amenities. However, the discrepancy between the online portrayal and the actual state of the rooms overshadowed this positive aspect.

During my stay at the Olympios Zeus Hotel, I noticed some discrepancies in the level of service provided to guests. While I cannot speak to any intentional discrimination, there seemed to be inconsistencies in the quality of food, drinks, and access to sunbeds between different guests. This uneven treatment was disheartening and created a sense of inequality among visitors.

It is crucial for hotels to provide a consistent and fair experience to all their guests, regardless of their room category or any other factors. I hope the hotel management takes note of these observations and works towards creating a more equitable and inclusive environment for all their guests.

In summary, my experience at the Olympios Zeus Hotel was marred by the significant gap between the advertised online images and the reality I encountered upon arrival. I hope the management takes this feedback into consideration and strives for greater transparency in their online representation.

EDIT: Since you had the courage to answer me, and you said that you want to make it up, I am still staying it your “hotel” and now it’s the time to show everyone who is reading this review if you really want to fix our experience or if it’s all just...