Poseidon Apartments and Villas by the Sea

Let me start by sharing the positive. The view is very nice but know that you cannot see the Temple of Poseidon from most angles. The other positive was that we thankfully only stayed one night. Now for the negative - the property is VERY RUN DOWN. 1) The stairs to our unit (110) were broken, uneven and crooked. My elderly mother came with us and she had a very difficult time traversing the steps, especially with the lack of railings. 2) Our unit was listed as a 3 bedroom. One bedroom had no windows or air conditioning and was therefore very hot, and very outdated. The other "bedroom" was a small nook in the corner of the living room with a bunkbed and no door or outlets. 3) The bathrooms were very tiny, and very unkempt, with showers looking like they hadn't been cleaned on the bottom. The bathroom attatched to one of the bedrooms was more outdated than the other, and very dark. Neither bathroom had windows. 4) We charged our phones and when we removed the plug the wall outlet came out along with the wire behind it! 5)Door handles were falling off as we used them. 6) The pool was an Intex Pool (an aboveground, temporary pool). 7) The location is not the best for activities like shopping or exploring, as there is nothing close by. If you don't have a car you are trapped. 7) The menu at the resturaunt on site was very limited, and pricey. We ordered very minimally (3 items to share) and it was roughly 77 euro. It was absolutely not worth the money! In hindsight, I would rather spend more money to go the Grecotel Sunio or stay somewhere else in the Athens area and travel back and forth to see the Temple of Poseidon.

Pleasant place to stay. Room very adequate, and the restaurant was very nice for lunch. The beach of the hotel is small and stony but there are other options.

It was very noisy and not “soundproof” as listed on the advertisement. We could hear people coughing in the room below and a wedding party going on all night across the sea. Our baby was given a cot that had huge holes in it, she could have gotten seriously injured.

We stayed in Sir Galahad, which was a nice room in itself. The sea view is available from outside the property - or a small window. Access to the beach was good - and allowed us to go swimming. Please note that the nearby sea acess is rocks, so suitable footwear is needed. The amenities states a fully functional kitchen. When we stayed, there was a single glass on the worktop. There was no Coffee/tea maker, no Cookware/dishes/utensils, no Electric kettle and no Stovetop. When taking a shower, the water was barely warm. I paid 175 Euros for one nights stay - this is not good value for money.

this is a lovely hotel very close to the temple of Poseidon. We took a room (I think the Camelot room) for our family of 6 and had plenty of room. There was a full bedroom in back for the parents and the main area had two bunk beds and then an additional bed near the door. The front door to this unit is a very bad design because if you grab the handle and open the door, your fingers get instantly pinched between the door and the frame so we put a towel through the handle to keep hands out of it. There are no blackout shades as far as we could tell and even a skylight in the ceiling so great for natural light but not ideal for sleeping in. There is a nice simple breakfast included and you sit outside with a great view of the water. There is a path leading down to a small, rocky pebble beach. If you swim out from the beach about 50-100 feet you get a great view of the Temple of Poseidon. There were two lovely ladies working the front desk the morning of our checkout and they were very helpful and charming. They even helped us with our bags as our car service was unable to get down the hill to the check-in area. We found this hotel to be very good value for the price.

An enjoyable one night stay spent in Richlieu apartment which was spacious, clean, and met our needs. . Close to beach, lovely views from the balcony. Walking distance to a couple of restaurants. Our host, Mr Dennis, was very welcoming and we enjoyed sitting out for our breakfast.