Lagas Aegean Village

We have been coming here for 27 years, this time with three generations for 1-3 weeks. The value for money is unbeatable.
The rooms are perfectly fine and clean, with a wonderful view.
There is a lovely atmosphere (and lounge music) by the pool.
The beach is indeed natural (as described in the brochure) with many stones/rocks. In October, there were free sunbeds everywhere.
The dinner buffet is similar daily but always includes a varied and very tasty starter and a "show cooking" main course.
Unfortunately, some guests do not dress appropriately and need to be reminded by the staff, e.g., wearing swimsuits to lunch or wet beachwear to the lobby bar.
The restaurant staff and housekeeping are very friendly.
The animation team is dedicated but seems to be in a routine (at least at the end of the season).
The owner family, Lagas, has been a very warm and attentive host since 1992 and handed over to the younger generation a few years back.
The tiny village of Kardamena is a 20-minutes walk away, alternatively by bus (2 EUR) or Mercedes taxi (8 EUR).
The KGS airport is a 10-minutes drive away, costing €20-35.

Lovely hotel. Rooms nice and clean although could do with modernising. Found beds very hard. Food and service lovely. Staff friendly. Nice pool area. Close to beach. Although have to pay for sunbeds. 4euros each. Hotel is on a mountain so very steep. You do have a mini bus to take u too and from rooms. But can be a wait for this. Is a bit of distance walk. From shops and restaurants/bars etc. But taxi and bus service available. Overall nice hotel and would return

Staff always very polite and courteous, the restaurant is very good, we were worried about the food but they list what is in every dish so you know what you are eating before you choose. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable. We had a low room, but they run a free taxi service to take you up the very steep hill to support rooms which would have amazing views. Taxi to kardamaina town is 8euros which is a lot but about the same as UK these days. You can walk it if you are good with walking, it's a nice walk along the coast if you are that way inclined. There is a basic shop although bottled water at hotel so is 3 times the price from town. So it's worth buying water there if you get a taxi.

2 adults and 1 11 year old, stayed 5 days on 15th August.
All the bad reviews about service, food and cleanliness really made me concerned before we arrived. But, if you're reading them and have similar feelings, do NOT fret.

Everything we experienced was great. The service was excellent from the first welcome to the final goodbye. The waiters were all chatty and friendly in the restaurant, pool bar and bar, and the lady greeting us for dinner to seat us, was so happy and cheery.

Breakfast and Dinner were well run, food was incredible and such a varied selection of starters, mains and dessert. From greek salad, roast chicken and profiteroles to salmon pasta, lamb kleftiko and apple pie, every mouthful was delicious. You do have to pay for any and all drinks at dinner but it's €4 for a large 2l bottle of water and €9.50 for a small bottle of local wine. Breakfast has juice included

Pool bar evening entertainment was basic but fun, we had a selection of bingo, karaoke, quiz night and The Drifters performance all starting at 2130. Cocktails are €9.50 and a bottle of cider is €4.50.

Sunbeds were always available by the pool at no charge, but sunbeds at the private hotel beach are charged at €4 per person per day. Take beach towels with you.

We were lucky to be in a room starting with 3, so we're only a short walk to the facilities, we did walk up to the sunset view twice and it was steep and took a good 10 minutes. But, there is a bus running from outside reception to any room 24 hours a day.

The room itself was roomy and clean. Our view only looked over the tennis court but we spent more time out and about than in the pool. The Aircon was SO cold and refreshing and worked exactly how it should. They refreshed our towels and shower gels every day.

Location is ok if you like a walk, 20 mins one way and you're at Kardamena marina, 25 mins the other way and you're at the waterpark. There's a well stocked minimart on the complex which meant we didn't need to go out to the shops as expected, and there's a really lovely jewellery store with the most adorable a

nd helpful man. He knocked off €20 from a vase and necklace without asking and was so accommodating

We've had a wonderful stay at Lagas Aegean Village and would recommend it to all our family and friends

One of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. Pity only for the too superficial cleanliness and the unfriendly reception. For the rest of the staff really nice and helpful!
Tip: make all the information in the hotel regarding services clearer and put a few more street signs so that you can easily find what you are looking for.

The best Greek hotel I have ever stayed at. One of the best things is the free 24hr minibus service to take you to and from your rooms. The drivers do a great job and are always happy to help. Staff friendly and helpfu. The food is amazingly fresh and tasty. The rooms are spotlessly clean. I was a bit put out at first about the men having to wear long trousers at dinner, but after experiencing the quality of the dining experience, I didn't mind. Will definitely be going again....