Alia Palace

"Good food. Excellent attention on client. Rooms aeration perfect. Karaoke is the most beautiful event i had there. It was too nice! Keep it on. Clean space. Kind , smile staff. Director ready to active listening and solve issues. I will be back soon with family."

"Absolutely stunning. Beautiful relaxing hotel. Amazing facilities. Staff are 100% amazing. Elizabeth in the spa is out of this world for deep tissue massage. Without a doubt I would 100% recommend this hotel to anyone."

"I would rate this hotel closer to 3–4 stars rather than the advertised 5. While the views are absolutely 5-star, the facilities and overall experience don’t quite match that level. The staff were genuinely amazing. The receptionist who recommended coffee shops in the centre was very helpful, and all the waiters, waitresses, the bartender by the pool, and even the young driver of the golf buggy were consistently friendly and welcoming at breakfast and dinner. Food was a bit repetitive—most evenings featured options like spaghetti bolognese, chicken nuggets, and chips. I mostly stuck to fish or chicken with salad. Breakfast was better, especially with the omelette station. Cocktails were strong (as they should be for €15), so no complaints there. The spa was disappointing overall. I paid €30 for a pedicure expecting a full treatment, but it only included reshaping and polish, with the polish being hand-dried. However, the hot stone massage by Isabella was fantastic—€90 well spent, and I felt incredibly relaxed afterward. I also had to pay €15 per hour to use the sauna and jacuzzi, which felt unreasonable for a hotel claiming to be luxurious. Housekeeping came daily but didn’t restock essentials like coffee, milk, or even water. On my first day, I walked to nearby shops (about 10 minutes downhill with beautiful views), though the uphill return was quite steep. I had a private transfer as I was traveling alone, and quickly realized how remote the hotel is. That said, my driver, Jerry from Dolphin Transfers, was excellent—he even gave me a mini tour on the way to the airport. I also booked with EasyJet and not once did i meet you an rep during my 6day trip which was disappointing. I stayed in a private pool suite. The high ceilings and outdoor space were great, but I didn’t use the pool as it was too cold. The bathroom was a letdown—the lilac and grey tiles felt outdated, and the shower was very basic, like a standard sliding-door cubicle. The hotel grounds are very steep and not ideal for guests with mobility issues. There is a free shuttle bus to the local centre and beach, which is helpful. I’d recommend avoiding the boutique shops as they are overpriced. A nearby shop by the beach (Alexandar Shop) had much more affordable and varied souvenirs. For coffee lovers, Mikel Coffee House was great—I paid just €2.40 for a strong and tasty iced coffee. The bed and sun loungers were very comfortable. The TV had some English channels, which was useful since the evening entertainment in the lobby was quite underwhelming. I often ended up back in my room enjoying a drink by the pool and watching TV. Noise levels were generally low—just birds during the day and grasshoppers at night. However, two mornings, a lawnmower disrupted the peace while I was relaxing outside, and it continued despite the staff member noticing me. Overall, I wouldn’t return, especially considering the price. If you’re looking for a quiet, remote escape, it might suit you—but be aware there’s very little to do onsite, and some aspects don’t justify the cost. I wish I had paid closer attention to reviews before booking. Even basic conveniences, like an onsite shop for essentials, were missing."