Royalty Suites Seaside — Hotel in Municipality of Sithonia

We had a very enjoyable stay of 10 nights at the Royalty Suites in Nikiti. The location could hardly be better. It is out of the very busy centre of Nikiti so it is quiet but within walking distance of the restaurants. Just a few metres away is a little beach with sun umbrellas reserved for people staying at the Royalty Suites. The beach is of rather coarse sand and pebbles and is not maintained very well - there were quite a few bits of paper and plastic on the beach. Could the Royalty and other nearby businesses not do something about this? It is probably not somewhere you would want to spend many hours but the sea is clear and welcoming and ideal for a refreshing swim. ||||Nikiti is a great base for visiting Sithonia. We hired a car for our holiday and travelled to different parts of the peninsula each day (we also spent a day in Thessaloniki). I do not think it would be feasible to do it by public transport and a transfer from Thessaloniki Airport to the Royalty Suites, though available, is quite expensive. There are parking spaces around the Suites.||||Our room was of a good size and well equipped. The main room was the bedroom and the beds were very comfortable. There was also a desk and a wardrobe and some chairs. On the substantial balcony there was a table and chairs and a very useful rack for drying towels and swimming costumes. Our balcony overlooked the well-tended garden but we also had a very nice view of the sea that we had not expected. The shower room was decent with a very good shower. The little kitchen was nicely equipped with a two-ring induction hob, a microwave oven and a fridge, and plenty of IKEA cutlery and crockery. We bought some provisions from a shop in Nikiti to make breakfasts but could easily have made bigger meals.||||A nice touch was that there was a lift to the first floor so we did not have to carry our suitcases up the stairs.||||There was also an upstairs room where in theory a third person could have slept but it was up a narrow spiral staircase which would have been difficult for a child or someone with mobility problems. Sheets and towels were changed every other day.||||We found that one of the electric sockets was loose and potentially dangerous, and the safe in the room was faulty. When we mentioned this the electric socket was repaired straight away but they could not sort out the safe. We were given an extra key to the room (a normal key in addition to the electonic card keys) and lowered the blinds to the balcony each time we went out.||||The only other negative feature was that the wi-fi signal was very weak.||||The receptionist, Zoi, was at the Royalty Suites in Nikiti on a temporary basis, standing in for a colleague who was away. She is normally based in Athens. She was extremely helpful and pleasant and really added to the quality of our stay. She spoke very good English, too.||||We would highly recommend the Royalty Suites for a...

We had a very enjoyable stay of 10 nights at the Royalty Suites in Nikiti. The location could hardly be better. It is out of the very busy centre of Nikiti so it is quiet but within walking distance of the restaurants. Just a few metres away is a little beach with sun umbrellas reserved for people staying at the Royalty Suites. The beach is of rather coarse sand and pebbles and is not maintained very well - there were quite a few bits of paper and plastic on the beach. Could the Royalty and other nearby businesses not do something about this? It is probably not somewhere you would want to spend many hours but the sea is clear and welcoming and ideal for a refreshing swim. ||||Nikiti is a great base for visiting Sithonia. We hired a car for our holiday and travelled to different parts of the peninsula each day (we also spent a day in Thessaloniki). I do not think it would be feasible to do it by public transport and a transfer from Thessaloniki Airport to the Royalty Suites, though available, is quite expensive. There are parking spaces around the Suites.||||Our room was of a good size and well equipped. The main room was the bedroom and the beds were very comfortable. There was also a desk and a wardrobe and some chairs. On the substantial balcony there was a table and chairs and a very useful rack for drying towels and swimming costumes. Our balcony overlooked the well-tended garden but we also had a very nice view of the sea that we had not expected. The shower room was decent with a very good shower. The little kitchen was nicely equipped with a two-ring induction hob, a microwave oven and a fridge, and plenty of IKEA cutlery and crockery. We bought some provisions from a shop in Nikiti to make breakfasts but could easily have made bigger meals.||||A nice touch was that there was a lift to the first floor so we did not have to carry our suitcases up the stairs.||||There was also an upstairs room where in theory a third person could have slept but it was up a narrow spiral staircase which would have been difficult for a child or someone with mobility problems. Sheets and towels were changed every other day.||||We found that one of the electric sockets was loose and potentially dangerous, and the safe in the room was faulty. When we mentioned this the electric socket was repaired straight away but they could not sort out the safe. We were given an extra key to the room (a normal key in addition to the electonic card keys) and lowered the blinds to the balcony each time we went out.||||The only other negative feature was that the wi-fi signal was very weak.||||The receptionist, Zoi, was at the Royalty Suites in Nikiti on a temporary basis, standing in for a colleague who was away. She is normally based in Athens. She was extremely helpful and pleasant and really added to the quality of our stay. She spoke very good English, too.||||We would highly recommend the Royalty Suites for a...

First of all, I do not write negative reviews, we travel a lot and understand things are not perfect and we are not picky, but our experience tops the charts. We came to Thessaloniki like we do every summer to visit my family. My cousins and I decided to spend three nights at Royalty Suites. We rented three rooms. We arrived first, our room was beach front, no issues in our building. My cousins two rooms were in the building behind ours and they had no AC. We went to the office, they said they would send someone out. Still, no AC in either room, we go back the next morning, they bring fans and someone else to check… mind you it’s July and almost 100 degrees. We ask for new rooms, there was nothing available. The day before we leave someone came to my cousins room and apologized, said it’s not an AC issue it’s an electrical issue in the whole building. They apologized, said they would refund their stay and offered a new room at 8pm the night before we checked out. When trying to get our refund we had no answer, booking.com could not get a response from the hotel. It’s a shame a business acts like this and does not do what they say. We are disputing the charge with our credit card company and they told our credit card company they had no issue with the AC. Luckily we have many messages to prove otherwise. Again, just shows...