Hi Nicki,

Stayed at the Amaryllis 22 May to 5 June 2007.  This complex is excellent for families, couples and singles if you wish.  Didn't hear one bad report whilst we were there from other guests except it would do better to have a toaster in the room.  But I see that as if you want toast, get it from the on site cafe.

Me and my family enjoyed this complex and Kalamaki so much we are going back next year, already booked!

Hi Ann,

Hi Karen, the Euro against the pound and it's return is the problem and people link this to costs in Zante and other holiday destinations. Whilst costs in Zante rise each year, it's not really noticeable.  I managed to get my Euros at 1.24 to the pound, compared to last years 1.44.  We spent £1300 for a famly of four of us, and we didn't scrimp and scrape, altough we never had three course meals either.  Many familes with older children were spending around £1500-£1600 but were having three courses every evening.

Hi Lynne,

Hi Karen,

The apartments are big and we were in D1 last year on the ground floor which was pretty good, this year  we were in B12, slightly smaller, but a little better in our opinion as we were up a level and had a pretty good view when sitting on the balcony sipping the Mythos.

Hi Karen,

Great news about Lola.  Congratulations.

Hi Julie, no, you can't hire toasters at these appartments unfortunately but what people have started doing is taking cheap toasters and leaving them there, so you may get one handed over.

Just returned from another great year at the Amaryllis. Our kids needed more entertaining this year so we will consider next years holiday and may go to a complex with kids clubs etc... Our poor son was a bit bored as the weather wasn't great so the pools were cold and the park area wasn't for his age group.

Hi there, air con is expensive at the Amaryllis, I think it's around 60 Euro per week. We go in May so it's not needed.

They don't allow fans in the room either so be careful if you use a fan to hide it.

Just spoke with a friend who was at the Amaryllis for part of the said date and he said there were no groups of lads.  He did say a few teenagers with their parents got a bit drunk and loud but it didn't ruin anyones holiday and didn't really last long.

Hi Shauna

Hi Rob, Kalamaki has sooooo many good restaurants and bars it's hard to choose the best but Drunk Corner can be lively, as can many other bars on the strip at that time of year. As for restaurants, again, too many to list but many faves are Buon Amachi for Italian, Dias, heavans kitchen etc...for local quisine, to a few chinese/inidians.