Galaxy Hotel — Hotel in Municipality of Amorgos

An unpleasant experience and no value for money. |Having stayed at the pension a few years ago and remained satisfied at that time, on this occasion I asked again for a room with 3 beds, never receiving an answer about the price. Arriving at the pension, we had to stay at two rooms in an inner court, without not even any view and balcony, but also without proper natural light. One room was so tiny, that I had to climb over the bed, in order to open the window. The other room`s window was a tiny one at a corner, overlooking a terrace, that served for hanging the laundry.|The price asked in the end was not worth, even half price would have been exaggerated. Additionally, the POS did not accept my credit card and I had to make a transfer from bank account. |It was never given a TV remote for one room and we had to borrow one from a nearby room. There is no wi-fi in the rooms, that were partly renovated. The door of one room did not remain closed, unless it was locked by key. The breakfast was not worth its price, as there was nothing freshly cooked (except boiled eggs) and there is minimal care to renew the buffet. |The cleaning ladies have been excellent, although obliged to work also in the afternoon. Problematic, also, the policy of the pension to renew towels every day, a practice that led to badly washed towels, some with a bad smell.|I do not recommend the pension and suggest to clients to make a deal about the type of the room, its location and its price, as there are rooms with a balcony on the upper floors or with an entrance overlooking the court of the photographs. I would have never chosen the pension, if I had known that we would have to stay in rooms like cages for a price of a luxury...

An unpleasant experience and no value for money. Having stayed at the pension a few years ago and remained satisfied at that time, on this occasion I asked again for a room with 3 beds, never receiving an answer about the price. Arriving at the pension, we had to stay at two rooms in an inner court, without not even any view and balcony, but also without proper natural light. One room was so tiny, that I had to climb over the bed, in order to open the window. The other room`s window was a tiny one at a corner, overlooking a terrace, that served for hanging the laundry. The price asked in the end was not worth, even half price would have been exaggerated. Additionally, the POS did not accept my credit card and I had to make a transfer from bank account. It was never given a TV remote for one room and we had to borrow one from a nearby room. There is no wi-fi in the rooms, that were partly renovated. The door of one room did not remain closed, unless it was locked by key. The breakfast was not worth its price, as there is nothing freshly cooked (except boiled eggs) and there is minimal care to renew the buffet. The cleaning ladies have been excellent, although obliged to work also in the afternoon. Problematic, also, the policy of the pension to renew towels every day, a practice that led to badly washed towels, some with a bad smell. I do not recommend the pension and suggest to clients to make a deal about the type of the room, its location and its price, as there are rooms with a balcony on the upper floors or with an entrance overlooking the court of the photographs. I would have never chosen the pension, if I had known that we would have to stay in rooms like cages for a price of a luxury...

Well, when Amorgos had a 96% full reservation rate, we could find available rooms there. That should tell us something.. ||They have a beautiful garden, they are clean (although there is no daily change of towels), they are supposed to offer free toiletries (that's how they advertise it), but they only do that on day one. They never renew it, so you do not only need to buy your own shampoo, etc, you even need to buy shop to wash your hands. Breakfast is at an extra charge and it is OK for the price at which it is offered. Don't be surprised that they put the items one by one on the trays (i.e. you can count the pieces of cheese and ham available, that's how little is there and although it is understandable, it does give an impression of "cheap", just like the toiletries issue). In sum it was OK, but I...