Narges Hotel

Beautiful quaint hotel just 2 minute walk to the beach and many restaurants. Rooms are clean as are the bathrooms. Beautiful veranda to see and relax. Buffet breakfast is excellent with so many choices. The pool is nice and has a lifeguard on duty. It’s unfortunate it doesn’t open before 10. Room has a beverage fridge that you can fill with water that you can purchase at the local grocery. The gardens are pretty, lots of flowering bushes, olive trees, berry bushes, etc

This hotel is really nice and well maintained! Location is great! Walking distance to the beach and restaurants. The best experience was the customer service at the hotel, we were really impressed with how we were treated!! Venezia at the front desk made us feel like family, She was amazing!!! Housekeeping also went out if their way in the evening to make us comfortable. We want to move to this beautiful Akili village!!

Lovely hotel within walking distance of the village of Aliki. Everything nearby, beach, restaurants, mini super markets. Pool was lovely, breakfast was great. We had a suite for a family of 5. Bit of a squeeze. Lovely big balcony. We really enjoyed our stay. All of the staff were lovely. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

I stayed recently at the Narges hotel and found the quality of the rooms appalling. The bed was bowed in two as the hardboard under the mattress had collapsed. The furniture was very basic. The bathroom smelt stale and had paint peeling from the bath and mould in the corners. The staff were inattentive during breakfast and on the reception desk. The food at breakfast was adequate, but nothing special. The outside bar was closed during the evening, leaving only the uninviting inside bar as the only option for an evening drink. I was pleased I only had 4 nights there and was able to move on.

I had a very unpleasant stay in this so called 4* hotel. I’ll start with the awful room I was allocated, which was nothing like any of the rooms photographed on the hotel website. Minimal furniture, not one drawer in the room, the base of the bed was made of concrete which I regularly stubbed my toe and gashed my leg.on. The mattress was very uncomfortable and sloped towards the middle. The bathroom had a foul odour coming from the drains, there was mould on the walls and the painted bath was peeling. On one particular day I got back in the evening to find the veranda frame on my balcony had been painted. Paint had been splashed all over the floor, and strangely the sink in the bathroom was dirty, just like it would have been had someone washed a brush out in it…… The staff were surly and unhelpful. Not once did the lady in Reception ever look up and say ‘hello’ as I walked past. Speaking to other guests it appears strange things were happening elsewhere, such as guests returning to rooms at various points in the day/evening to find hotel staff in their rooms. Another guest had personal items removed from her room, which resulted in an unpleasant scene in Reception where the Hotel owner was unbelievably aggressive and threatening towards the guest and her Tour Manager. I was very pleased to leave this hotel as I never felt welcome. Guests seemed to be in the way. I would not recommend the Hotel Narges in Aliki, Paros to anyone.

I really don't know where to start with this hotel and how awful it was. We were part of a SAGA tour of 39 people and I can only think that tour groups get the sub-standard rooms. On the first night we realised that the bed was broken - the hardboard supporting the mattress had caved in leading to a very uncomfortable night's sleep (this was reported and repaired the next day). The bathroom had mould on the walls and a very unpleasant smell emanating from the sink. The bedroom was very sparsely furnished - not one drawer in the room! My husband and I have stayed in numerous hotels and I cannot believe that this Hotel has a 4-star rating. The staff are very unpleasant as was particularly proved on the morning that we were checking-out. We had been asked to check-out by 09:30 and have our cases outside our room ready to be collected at 8am. This we did and went to have breakfast. We returned to our room at about 09:15 to freshen up and collect the few personal belongings we had left in the room ready for our ferry trip to the next stop on our tour. We were shocked to see that the room had already been gone into by housekeeping, the bed stripped, and our belongings gone. This was before we had even checked-out. We found a couple of the maids and asked what had happened to our items - they claimed to have no idea what we were talking about, and then had the audacity to say that we must have left them in a previous hotel. We when reported the situation to the Reception and our Tour Manager. Again, the maids denied ever seeing our items. The owner of the Hotel then became very abusive towards us and our Tour Manager, and accused us of lying! In all my years of travelling I have never known anything like this. SAGA are unlikely to use this Hotel again and I can only think there was a level of animosity towards SAGA and unfortunately our group bore the brunt of it. Other member of our group also reported very strange incidents - finding staff in their rooms at odd times of the day; items that had gone 'missing; suitcases evidently gone through; rude and unhelpful bar and reception staff. The owners and management of this Hotel should be ashamed to treat any guest the way we and other members of our group were treated. This is one of the worst hotels we have ever stayed in.