"We stayed 7 nights in July 2026 all inclusive with 2 adults and 2 kids.
Food: Food was good, fresh and with a decent choice at all meals. We also arrived quite late and kept the dining room open for us so we could get some proper food which was a lovely touch. BBQ night was amazing and the crêpe shack and fruit bar beside the pool was also fantastic!
Drinks: Very limited choice for all inclusive drinks, lager was drinkable but no brands whatsoever unless you pay more. Cocktails & soft drinks were sickly sweet and syrupy. No inside bar for all inclusive guests, it didn't bother us but if you want to just sit inside this would be an issue. I saw 2 people complain about that.
Location: Direct access to the beach, the sea is lovely for swimming although it's rocky so beach shoes are required. Amazing sunsets every night. Very remote with 1 restaurant and a very small mini market and not much else around. There are a couple of buses to Preveza every day but if you want to go anywhere or do any excursions a car/taxi to Parga is required, but we knew that. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and very well maintained. If mosquitos cause you issues be prepared! 3 wild dogs roam the grounds who seem friendly enough but the large black one jumped on my 7 year old daughter on the first night knocking her over and cutting her arm on the decking. Not great and made her wary the whole time. Some people loved them though, which I find very odd...
Staff: Every person I spoke to was so friendly and helpful. No issues whatsoever, beautiful people with genuine warmth and kindness. Cleaners do an amazing job, hotel is absolutely spotless and cleaned to a very high standard. Thank you all, a special shout out to Michalis in the bar who works so hard!
Room: We had a sea view suite, lovely, spacious and with amazing views, although the air con dripping and soaking the balcony wasn't great, we eventually put a cup underneath it. Big comfy bed and air con in both rooms. Smart TV in the living room had YouTube so the kids were happy putting music on when we were getting ready to go out.
Pools: 4 pools so plenty room for everyone to swim, splash and play. There's access to the hotel with the water slides around the corner but on the 2 occasions we went, the slides were taped off - unsure if that was temporary or permanent but the kids were disappointed. Sunbeds! Be prepared to get up very early because there's not enough (as ever). And how many times do people need to fall over or stub their toes on the legs of the white beds?!
Entertainment: With a name like Niños Resort you'd think it was geared towards kids/families but the evening entertainment (or lack of) was disappointing and where this hotel sadly lacks. Magicians, shows, acrobats, dancers etc - none of that is here. The piano lady singing in the bar felt like a funeral and the karaoke guy outside made Leonard Cohen sound upbeat. Why so downbeat, where is the fun?? Mini disco only twice a week and at 6pm was strange too. I think coin operated PS5s are a bit of a con considering what we paid. No pool tables and ripped off twice on the air hockey and the arcades. The kids were, unsurprisingly a bit fed up at times.
Overall we had a great time and a lovely holiday but they really need to up their entertainment/facilities. It's a lovely hotel but it's certainly not a resort."
