Hotel Agora

The rooftop terrace had wonderful views. We enjoyed that. Very clean throughout. The kitchen with a coffee/espresso machine, refrigerator, and drinking glasses was appreciated. Very nice breakfast, pleasant helpful staff.

Our room was uncomfortably tight. Difficult to get around the room because the bed was too big for the space. The door to the bathroom is about a foot from the head of the bed - a terrible arrangement. It was difficult to manage our luggage as there was no place to lay it flat except on the bed.

The management has a good taste in decorating. There are nice touches in the common areas with flowers and art. If it wasn't for the tight, difficult to deal with room, I would give a higher rating.

You may be confused when you arrive as you won't see any place to check in. If you listen, you may here someone call to you from what appears to be the dining area. The reception desk is in there. I accually witnessed a couple enter and walk around and leave. The way it happened, it didn't occur to me to help them until it was too late. There should be a sign indicating where the reception desk is.

Correct rooms without major luxuries. Spacious bathroom. Proper cleaning. A good option to stay a day or two. The mattress sagged a bit and the bed was made up of two singles pushed together. It has air conditioner. The biggest downside is the noise, you can hear a lot from the adjoining room.

This hotel is an outbuilding of the Porto Christo hotel where you have the gargantuan but much less luxurious breakfast. The rooms are small but comfortable it is very clean the problem is the water pipes as soon as you turn on the tap it makes a terrible noise throughout the hotel day and night... There is a valet parking service paid but convenient parking can be complicated unless you like to walk

Nice accommodation, but very noisy.