Anassa Aparthotel
(Apartments in Skala)
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| stayed for 2weeks from s3rd Aug to 6thSept,
room facing over the drive which gave us a lovely view fantastic of the beach and sea.every morning saw sun rise. plenty of wardrobe space, Queen Anne size bed. and cooking facilities 2 rings and kettle, Fridge and T.V . Table and chairs and a decent size balcony.
Effie Geoerge and all who worked there were great nothing to much trouble.
only used pool for the day the day before we came home as we hired a jeep we were out and about.
odd evenings when we arrived back we would have a swim , nice pool very clean sunbeds very comfy
we found as a large wedding was due on the day after we flew out everyone met up at Anassa they were rowdy and rude and didnt care about other guests.we didnt let this enjoy our stay but Effie and George were upset by thier behaviour and kept apoligising.
Pool bar food very good had lunch day we arrived and day be for we left
Bar in evening was ok and the entertainement good but as he was on 2 evenings and did the same we only saw him once.
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| sue jones (Thursday, September 27, 2007) | View 11 posts by sue jones | |
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| 9/10 |
 We spent a week at the Annassa and would not hesitate to recommend it.The owners are incredibly friendly, as are the excellent staff.Excellent choice of food and drink at very very resonable prices.If you're a footy fan you'll be in heaven, 103" outdoor screen with Sky Sports. Rooms clean and very quite. | |
| Rob Williams (Sunday, August 05, 2007) | View 2 posts by Rob Williams | |
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We have just returned from a fabulous week at the Anassa. We stayed in one of the self catering studios as we have a 20month old son. The location of this hotel is excellent. The pool area is amazing. We ate at the bar most lunchtimes and the food is very good. All the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. This is our fourth time in Skala, and whilst we did see more cosmopolitan restaurants, it still retains its charm and character. It is a really good place to take children as all the greeks and the restaurants are childfriendly. We would definitely go again and stay at the Anassa, it is just a shame we only stayed a week! | ||||||||||
| Kathryn Lowe (Sunday, September 24, 2006) | View 2 posts by Kathryn Lowe | |
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We stayed at the Anassa from 13 July 2006 to 27 July 2006. The hotel was everything the previous reviews had said and more. The team worked hard to ensure that all the quests had a great time.
We arrived on 13th at approximately 3pm and was greated at the receiption by Billy. He told us to forget about the luggage and showed us through to the pool bar where we were offered a drink, compliments of the hotel. We sat there stiring out to sea, realising that we had made the perfect choice for our summer holiday!
We stayed in one of the new Deb Deck rooms (only finished in May 2006) room 221 (top left of the picture). The room was of a very high standard, with planty of room for a family of 3 or 4. The Sat TV was very basic, only showing BBC World and the Traverl Channel. I took my DVD Player and connected it to the flat screen TV.
The hotel served food from 8.30am to 5pm, whihc was again of a very high standard. We eat various things from the menu and each time it was delicious. Adel, who 1st season it is at the Anassa worked very hard in the kitchen to produce a great selction of food, with the prices being very reasonable. The dishes ranged from 2 Euors to 8 Euros depending on what you wanted. A small beer was €2.50 and the cocktails and long drinks were €5 or €6 and €4 or €5 respectively. The BBQ's, held on Thurday nights were fantastic. The food was great and the atmosphere around the bar was lively. Well worth the €15 per adult and €8 per child.
The village centre was only 5minutes walk away. It had various places to eat and a handfull of bars. The prices were reasonable, not as much as I had anticpated after reading some of the reviews.
We have already booked a holiday to Dominican Republic, but if we had not, I would be booking for the Anassa.
Go there, you will not be disappointed!
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| jason greenhalgh (Friday, July 28, 2006) | 1 post by jason greenhalgh | |
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Well this was the view from my sun lounger. Do I need to say more?
No other hotel or apartment complex in Skala can offer you this!
On top of this the hotel and all of the apartments are finished to an extremely high standard, the staff are very friendly and the food on offer is great.
We stayed in an apartment and had a sea view. The apartment was basic but very clean with balconies to the front and rear, you couldn't want for more.
 We only had to cross the road and we were on the beach and the sea is so clear and cool. The road was not at all busy but those who walked by looked on with envy! But they could have joined us! The Anassa offer free sunloungers and use of the pool to anyone, they have a bar and offer full lunch and evening menus but they do ask that you don't bring your own food and drink to the pool. Fair enough I think! | ||||||||||
| Nigel Poole (Friday, June 02, 2006) | View 3 posts by Nigel Poole | |
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