Marelen Hotel(Hotels in Kalamaki) |
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I stayed at the maralen hotel for 2 weeks and just got back it was so good and I want to go back next year! met so many amazing people and went to so many good restaurants and bars the beach is really nice. It was the best holiday ever and i hope i go back! xxxxxxxxxxxx | |
| Beth McNally (Saturday, August 11, 2007) | 1 post by Beth McNally | |
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| Louise Whelan (Monday, August 06, 2007) | 1 post by Louise Whelan | |
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| 7/10 | |
We went to Marelen in October 2007 for 2 weeks during half term. The holiday was great but some bars & restaurants were closing for the end of season. It was quiet but pool was great and the beach was lovely. We had about 3 days a rain | |
| Paul Evans (Sunday, August 05, 2007) | 1 post by Paul Evans | |
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| catherine dash (Tuesday, July 31, 2007) | View 15 posts by catherine dash | |
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We will be at the Marelen in August 2007, our first trip to Zakynthos, with our 14 year old son - any tips on making this a fab holiday? | |
| sheryl west (Tuesday, July 24, 2007) | 1 post by sheryl west | |
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| 10/10 | |
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| Marie Butler (Friday, July 20, 2007) | View 12 posts by Marie Butler | |
- UK |
| 9/10 | |
Good clean hotel in well kept gardens. Close to beach and shops etc. Entertainment average, although they did put on two good evenings, the Greek Night, with lovely food and also a Free Pizza night once a week, plus entertainment. We had a ground floor studio apartment, which was generally very good, with a king sized bed and also a hair dryer. The balcony/terrace was excellent. The bathroom is small and has the obligatory bins for paper (common to most Greek islands) but exceptionally clean and no odours or flies. The kitchen, again as in most Greek hotels, had very poor facilities making it difficult to self-cater. This didn't concern us too much as eating out is such a pleasure. We would recomment the Kalamaki Beach Taverna, Milos and Ambrosia for eating out.
This area is on the flight path and the aircraft do come very low, but this became quite a novelty rather than a nuisance and no night flying.
It was lovely to find that all the hotels display notices welcoming visitors to use their facilities. | |
| ROBERT ROSIER (Monday, June 18, 2007) | 1 post by ROBERT ROSIER | |
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theres one in Laganas but there is one in the amarylis hotel just behnd your hotel which you could use!! | |
| toni Scarah (Monday, June 04, 2007) | View 3 posts by toni Scarah | |
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We will be stayimg at the Marelen Hotel from 18th July 2007. This is our first visit to Greece. Can someone tell me if there is a launderette close by. Thanks | |
| Pearl Dillon (Monday, May 28, 2007) | 1 post by Pearl Dillon | |
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| Hi Sam, Hotel Marelen is lovely you will have a fab honey moon !!! There are lots of great places to eat very close by my boyfriend Spyros runs artemis in kalamaki and it is a really nice place for dinner the food is fab and although this may sound biased the staff are great | |
| Carly Harris (Monday, May 07, 2007) | View 2 posts by Carly Harris | |
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| 8/10 | |
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Having read the comment from Sam about going on honeymoon in June, I too would say the same as Paul, there is nowhere bad to eat but our favourite restaurant was and is Diaz. We will be going again in September this year, which will be the third year consecutively. That can't be a bad recommendation can it?
It is value for money, the staff are really helpful and easy to chat to, especially Nick and Michaela. | |
| Anita Spiro (Tuesday, April 17, 2007) | 1 post by Anita Spiro | |
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