Find hotels near Springs of Agios Dimitrios, Stylida from AED 249

"Classic older hotel. Very well maintained. Helpful staff. Excellent fresh orange juice. Beautiful beach and pool and grounds."

"Mrs Vaso was incredibly hospitable and responsive to our needs. Due to Greek Easter celebrations, she kept the breakfast open for us and even made us extra eggs and bacon. :-) The room was clean and efficient. All the buttons worked from the tv, air conditioning, bathrooms, showers, etc. as expected. The WiFi worked as expected with no drama. I had some difficulty finding outlets for electricity near the desk area and I was fortunate to have brought with me some extra long extension cords that made everything ok, but otherwise this is a no-brainer choice of a place to stay. "

"Fabulous spa, nice hotel, excellent front desk, Good breakfast, personable excellent bartender. Pools are the attaction Great restaurant Will return"

"The host was really sweet and helped me plan out my week, lots of good suggestions. Excellent stay and good food nearby"

"Funky classic mid-century modern hotel. Clean. Decent breakfast. Central. Would recommend. The town of Lamia was an unexpected delay: I just stayed here as the nearest place to Thermopylae, but it is an engaging and lively town with lots of good restaurants and pubs."

"Location was a point on the map and Google took us the wrong way and we almost got stuck. There were 2 beds with sheets and the top 2 beds without any sheets. Stairs were narrow and without a railing, you had to hold on to a rope and cables to climb some thin steps so our kids slept on the hard sofas. The mattresses and sofas were too hard or worn out.No microwave, no utensils like a food mixer, whisk, the coffee maker was old too.Only one key to the door and when you took it out to leave, the electricity and air conditioning would turn off and you would return home to horrible heat. There's not enough power in the area so to take a hot shower, you had to turn off the air conditioning, and so on.Shared access to the swing, patio and pool with other units.Lots of shells that could break, low hanging decoration with shells that we hit with our heads constantly.We were terribly bitten by mosquitoes and other insects inside and outside the house.Many flickering lights that had to be turned off, many very dim or not working properly.The 2 bathrooms had showers so small that the curtain fell off when we took a shower, no bidet and no bathtub (owner lied in the description).The alarm on the refrigerator rings for no reason every day with door closed.The is shallow, depth of less than 1.2m, with very cold water.Every day an alarm rang in the neighborhood.The descent from the house to the beach was steep.The good things: view was beautiful, has blackout blinds."

"Room was nice although the toilet seat was very cheap. Staff was very friendly. Food was cafeteria style and very crowded in dining room. Definitely seemed like a family oriented place with lots of children. We actually didn't feel great after the breakfast. Nothing bad."

"The view was really nice. "

"Our stay at Evia Bay Resorts was nothing short of wonderful. The room was impressively clean and spacious, providing a refreshing and comfortable retreat, including the massive bathroom! Tucked away in a quiet, serene area, the hotel offers the perfect atmosphere for relaxation without being far from local conveniences. One of the highlights was the beautiful beach, just a short stroll away. Whether you want to sunbathe, swim, or enjoy a peaceful morning walk along the shore, it’s an ideal spot. Additionally, there are several great restaurants within walking distance, making dining out simple and enjoyable without needing a car. What truly made the experience stand out, though, was the pleasant and helpful staff. From check-in to departure, every interaction was warm, professional, and genuinely caring — they made sure every detail was just right. I highly recommend Evia Bay Resorts for anyone looking to unwind in a clean, peaceful setting with easy access to local attractions and the sea."