Pegasos Deluxe Beach Hotel

"We returned to this hotel bringing friends, because we had already been there last year and everything had been excellent, cleanliness, food and various services. Unfortunately this year the management has changed drastically, on the floors there were only two women who had to tidy up more than 50 rooms, something by necessity had to be left out..... the food was extremely repetitive and one realized that it was often recycled, meat was either chicken or pork, almost always cold and bland... the dining room manager couldn't even say hello, to any request even the most trivial he seemed to be annoyed.. For the rest, the management of the gardens, pools, and sea is all excellent."

"The hotel itself was very clean, and the staff was friendly and polite. Among the things that negatively affected our assessment of the stay, we must mention: the food (some of the drinks served in the dining hall were simply too salty, and the dishes—even those from the warming trays—were lukewarm at best; we even tried dishes that had just been brought from the kitchen—in 90% of cases, they were cold). Comments from other guests who had stayed at the hotel previously about a frequent unpleasant odor coming from the sinks and showers were, unfortunately, also confirmed. The entertainment program wasn’t particularly well-advertised—it made us laugh when, in response to my wife’s question about where the yoga classes were held, the receptionist was unable to provide an answer. That doesn’t change the fact that she tried to be nice and helpful :)"

"We booked an All-Inclusive package for five rooms as a family. While the hotel's exterior grounds are genuinely beautiful—with direct beach access, lovely pools, and an attractive outdoor seating area between the pool and the sea—there is a complete disconnect between how the property looks on the outside and the reality on the inside. Our first day was ruined dealing with exhausting logistics, room repairs, and swaps. In the first room, the shower door was entirely missing. In the second room, the shower door had literally been ripped off, leaving zero partition between the shower and the bedroom. In our own room, we were upgraded to a larger room, but it was simply unsuitable for staying with a baby, and despite our prior request, no baby cot/crib was provided, which forced us to move rooms. Management gave us a hard time about switching, and we had to argue and firmly insist just to get functional rooms. On top of that, none of us had hot water for showers on the first day across all our rooms. The rooms were generally clean, except for one day when we returned to find our room hadn't been cleaned at all, forcing us to specifically go and request a cleaner. Furthermore, despite being on an All-Inclusive plan, the rooms didn't provide complimentary drinking water, and we had to pay out of pocket for bottled mineral water throughout our stay. The dining experience was another major letdown. Only breakfast was reasonable; the rest of the food was dreadful and well below acceptable hotel standards. At lunchtime, the included snack stations (gyros, crepes, and ice cream) appeared deliberately understaffed, with only a single employee working at a glacial pace, forcing guests to wait over 30 minutes in line under the heat—giving a clear feeling that they wanted to discourage guests from taking advantage of the all-inclusive food. When management offered dinners at the à la carte restaurant to compensate for our initial struggles, it proved to be a completely hollow gesture: the restaurant was either closed or fully booked, so we couldn't even use it. On top of everything, the elevators were constantly overwhelmed with painful wait times all day long, and the outdoor seating areas were stripped of cushions under the excuse of "fear of rain" that never came, leaving the outdoor areas hard, bare, and unusable."