We were far from impressed with the accommodation; we were given an unrenovated room, the bathroom was in a very poor state, the faucet barely functioned, the cistern likewise, and there was a strong odor when we entered. The room was small 🙄. Mosquitoes bit us on the first night; afterwards we closed the windows because there were no nets, and we had to use the air conditioner, which is old and works poorly. Thus the lodging, at least for us (though there are renovated rooms), was in extraordinarily poor condition. The restaurant within the hotel is very pleasant and overlooks the sea. The food isn’t bad, though it is true that breakfast consists of eggs every morning. For dinner you can choose between five or six dishes. Otherwise Vrahos is wonderful; we will probably return, but not to Mitro.

Hotel is in a beautiful location. The staff are extremely courteous. Parking spaces are always available. The food (breakfast–dinner) did not meet the level we expected. Nearby there are many venues offering very solid fare. The beach is spacious and never crowded. Sun loungers are complimentary for hotel guests. They could put a bit more effort into cleaning the beach. For wave lovers, a true choice.

Hello everyone. This will be a somewhat more substantial review of the hotel itself and its service. First of all I want to point out that this concerns everything except the hotel proper, so I will start with the service and the rooms. The staff speaks only Greek, making communication virtually impossible. They are rather unfriendly, and it feels as if they are doing you a favor rather than you paying for a stay. They have a lot to learn about tourism. As for hygiene, it is adequate—not pristine, just decent. We did not have problems with mosquitoes because we were on the side away from the trees and shrubs. Towels and bed linens are changed every two days, and garbage is taken out daily. The bathroom looks bigger in pictures than in real life; in reality it is so small that my husband and I could not turn around when we entered to bathe the baby. The rooms have very high ceilings, but they are too narrow. Reading other guests’ comments, I thought maybe they were exaggerating about the room size and the food, but for us this really mattered, as we could not move around comfortably with our suitcases. As for the food, that is perhaps the worst part. Breakfast is dreadful; there is no buffet, portions are limited, and the portions are so small and monotonous that they were inadequate for me, a woman around 50 kg. In general the only thing they did not skimp on is bread, because with jam they also give a tiny egg portion—one day two eggs sunny side up, another day omelet, and on the third day you receive one cooked egg—along with half a club sandwich that contains only kajmak. For that money the service feels overpriced. Breakfast includes no beverages, coffee and the like, except at the bar there is a jug of weak black coffee that is so pale you can see through it, and there is juice to dilute. After an hour most people are hungry because the breakfast is so meager. Dinner is acceptable, though you are again limited by a daily menu that is handwritten and barely readable since they only speak Greek and have trouble printing. If you want to order more varied food in the same restaurant and pay, you can certainly get a larger portion. The menu isn’t to everyone’s taste; five or six dishes rotate every evening and that’s about it. So for this money you can find much better accommodations and dine in restaurants like decent people. There is no bar on the beach nor Wi‑Fi. They serve drinks at the hotel that do not resemble coffee and charge about 3–4 euros. The beach staff also does not speak English; umbrellas and sunbeds are broken, and many umbrellas are missing their thatch. If you can, skip this accommodation because for that money it isn’t about music there is no music at all. The rating is quite fair; I am not judging the beach or the sea because I know what I came for—the hotel service we paid for. Even at the adjacent hotel the price is the same, but the service is much better; we know this because a couple from Macedonia moved there visibly dissatisfied with the service at the Mirto hotel.

We have a positive assessment of the accommodation we stayed in. The rooms and bathroom are small, with a modest wardrobe, making it difficult for two people to move around, although there is a decent terrace. Hygiene is satisfactory, but toilet paper and soap are scarce. Towels are not changed regularly and are very old and torn. We paid for half board and had two meals, which is acceptable. However, it is not right to receive the same breakfast on a plate for all ten days (two fried eggs, a club sandwich, jam and butter, concentrated juice, and water). The breakfast deserves a negative rating. The dinner was solid (positive rating). You receive one Greek salad for two (modest) and a menu with a choice of five to six dishes, along with one large bottle of water. Parking is fine in the courtyard. To summarize, the rating is positive for the arrangement. Regards.

For over 20 years of vacationing in Greece, they were the only ones who understood and respected my wife's allergy to certain food ingredients. The food is exceptionally delicious. The hosts are kind and very accommodating. A beautiful sandy beach, clear water, and shaded parking for all hotel guests. The bed is incredibly comfortable. Rooms are cleaned every day. Towels are changed every other day. Bed linens are changed every 5 days.

Everything was perfect, we really enjoyed it. Everything was clean, and the staff was exceptionally kind. Next year, we will choose them again. Highly recommended!

This was our first stay at this accommodation, and we have nothing but praise. Everything matches your description perfectly, and we especially commend the cleanliness of the room and the friendliness of the staff. The beach is stunning, as is the sea itself, and we would definitely return.

This was our second visit here, which speaks volumes on its own, but I will add a few more sentences. The hotel is rated with two stars, so do not expect too much, especially if you chose one of the cheaper side rooms, which are smaller than the superior ones. We opted for half-board, which turned out to be an excellent choice. The breakfast is somewhat monotonous (eggs in a hundred combinations), but it is sufficient until lunch. For dinner, you receive a menu with 5-6 dishes to choose from. I highly recommend the homemade pasta and moussaka, but you won't go wrong with the other dishes either. The hotel has a beach area with umbrellas and sunbeds that you can use for free if you are a hotel guest. Hygiene is at a high standard; the place is cleaned daily, towels are changed every two days, and bed linens every three. Everyone is very polite. Their English is not their strong suit, but there are a few who speak German fluently, and with a little effort from both sides, you can communicate. Overall, this year’s rating is an excellent 5, and we will definitely return.

The first impression is that the location is excellent, which it truly is. We were greeted by an unfriendly landlady who immediately demanded payment without a receipt. She did not allow us to take our belongings to the room. Speaking of the room, it measures 14m2, not the 17-18m2 as claimed by Nikana. Everything in the room is almost new, at least in the one where my wife and I stayed. That room has a direct view of the sea, and I can recommend it for two people (no more than that). We paid for half board. The dinner was good because it was prepared by a chef, while the breakfast was, to put it mildly, shameful. The breakfast is prepared by cleaning staff who also serve it. Every day we received two eggs (omelet, fried, boiled) with sirma, a toast sandwich, two small jams, two small butters, a slice of ham and a slice of cheese, a slice of tomato, an olive, and a cucumber (the combinations are unpredictable). The owner keeps serving the same things until we got fed up. When we complained, we were given slightly more varied food (still cheap and pathetic). Along with breakfast, they serve highly diluted filter coffee and highly diluted orange juice. The owners of Mirta have no clue about tourism. Either they like it this way, or Nikana is completely mistaken, which is the biggest complaint against the agency. I'm not sure I will vacation with them again. The owners do not speak English. Mirto has its own sunbeds on the beach. You can enjoy a drink without anyone bothering you all day. However, even when you pay 3.5 euros for coffee, you don't get coffee, but rather a poor imitation. Many guests complained! The police even came due to a conflict between the owner and a guest (I personally saw him lunge at a woman and attempt to hit her). For the first time in XY years, I vacationed without knowing the names of the owners. Never again at Mirto! I just don't know how Nikana will compensate me for the stress endured during the vacation!

I wish to leave a comment on the accommodation at Hotel Mirto, Vrachos Beach, Greece. We have traveled extensively and stayed in various types of accommodations, but we have never encountered anything like this. It is not about the number of stars, but rather about the attitude towards the guest. Please read the entire text. I will start with the positive aspects: 1. Cleanliness - outstanding. 2. The renovated rooms (not all) are small, up to 15 m², but the mattress is soft, the pillows are good, the air conditioning works, there is a terrace, but no awnings, so you cannot sit outside as the sun shines all day. The bathroom is renovated. Overall, the sleep quality is good. 3. Dinner (you receive a handwritten menu with the available dishes) - all the dishes are excellent! 4. The location is superb, and the hotel garden is beautiful. 5. The hotel has its own parking, with space for everyone. It is not entirely shaded, but you do not have to worry about your car. Now, let's move on to the negative aspects: 1. The renovated bathroom is nice, but the shower lacks a curtain, so when you take a shower, you end up splashing water all over the bathroom. This wouldn’t be a problem if there were a drain in the bathroom to collect the water. There is no drain (anywhere), so if you want to use the sink after showering, you stand in water... 2. THERE IS NO BUFFET. Breakfast - a disgrace... simply disgraceful. For ten days, eggs (scrambled, omelet, hard-boiled, sunny side up), two slices of tomato, five cucumber slices, one slice of ham, one slice of cheese, two small butters, two small jams... and so on every day, for ten days. And all of this is served to you already on a plate. There is nothing else... 3. With such a served breakfast, you can help yourself to something called coffee, which looks like tea. Along with that, you have water and something that resembles juice, so diluted that it reminds you of sweetened water. 4. The same coffee is served at the sun loungers. I read somewhere that the sun loungers are free - they are not... you are obliged to order something for 3.5 euros per person. 5. All in all, if you only pay for accommodation, you will be satisfied. I certainly recommend to the owners, who are not very cultured, to let the younger generation (they have two sons) manage the hotel, as it would be much better since there is potential, and at least someone should know English. With very little German, extremely little English, and Greek, communication with foreign guests is quite difficult.

The rooms are small, the wardrobe is old and tiny, the bathroom is modest, lacking shelves, and you have to place your cosmetics on the tiles... there are no screens, allowing insects to enter the room. Cleaning is regular, and the entire establishment is tidy. The restaurant's terrace is beautiful.

The hotel is situated in an excellent location, right next to a supermarket and restaurants. The beach loungers are complimentary, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. It is an ideal place for rest and relaxation. The only aspect I found lacking was the breakfast, which consisted of bread, butter, jam, and eggs (in small portions).

Hotel Mirto comes highly recommended; the accommodation is exceptional, the bed comfortable, the view of the beach breathtaking, hygiene is of the highest standard, parking is secure, and the food offered in the half-board arrangement is diverse, abundant, and of excellent quality. The relationship between price and services provided is outstanding, and the staff's friendliness is commendable. We will undoubtedly return next year. Thank you, Nikana, for the recommendation and for making our vacation a reality.

The relationship between price and quality is reminiscent of Xiaomi :). The food is excellent, especially the dinner, although I hear complaints about breakfast, but what can you do, such is the case even in more expensive places. The portions are generous, and the Greek salad is a true delight. The staff is courteous, and the rooms are clean. Parking is in the shade. If I had to mention a downside, it would be the mattress (soft, sagging) and the bed itself, which creaks quite a bit when you turn. All in all, I would come back again.

The rooms are small, yet impeccably tidy; both the rooms and the hotel are regularly cleaned. The breakfast is sufficient, and the dinner features a selection of traditional Greek dishes. Parking is available in the shaded courtyard. The beach and sea are perfect.

The hotel rooms are exceptionally clean and tidy. Towels and bed linens are changed regularly. The food is delicious, and the portions are truly generous. The hotel boasts one of the most beautiful gardens in Vrahos. The supermarket is just a few steps away from the hotel. Highly recommended!

An excellent accommodation when comparing price and quality. The hotel provides its own furniture on the beach, which you do not have to pay extra for if you are a hotel guest. Rooms are cleaned daily, and bed linens and towels are changed every three days. The food is excellent and ample, although breakfast is somewhat monotonous, but one must be realistic. You did not pay for a 5-star hotel, but rather for a 2-star one. For dinner, you always receive a menu of 5-6 dishes and choose what you like. The staff is courteous, although not everyone speaks English, but that barrier can be easily overcome. There are plenty of parking spaces available. Nearby, you have several markets and taverns. Vrahos itself is small and quiet, with crowds only on weekends when the Greeks come. As far as we are concerned, it is quite decent for the money we spent. We would come back and would recommend it to friends. The only downside we could mention is the size of the non-superior rooms. All side rooms face the sea, but two adults and one child would have to squeeze in quite a bit. Therefore, we recommend paying a little more for a superior room to enjoy greater comfort both in the room and on the terrace, along with a direct sea view.

Without mosquito nets on the balcony doors - extremely uncomfortable. There are no external handles on the doors, so they close with a bang. The bathroom lacks a curtain in the shower, leading to a flood when you bathe. The terrace and room are so small that you can barely squeeze between the pieces of furniture. Every morning, you have eggs for breakfast. The dinner menu features only six identical dishes - never fish. When you turn on the air conditioning, it blows directly at you because the room is so small that there’s nowhere to escape. No one speaks English. The owner knows only thirty words in German.

We are very satisfied with the service, accommodation, food, location, and cleanliness. The hosts are friendly, and the food is delicious. Parking is in the shade under the trees. They have both renovated rooms and those that are not. We were accommodated in an older room located on the ground floor. The mattresses are a bit firm, at least for us. There is a small refrigerator in the room. They came to clean every day, and every third day we received clean towels and had the sheets changed. From our terrace, we could also see the sea, and of course, it is better visible from the upper floors. 😊

The location is excellent, right in the city center! The food at the restaurant is superb, and the service is equally commendable. However, the rooms are a disaster, with an uncomfortable bed and an equally uncomfortable mattress, along with a very old toilet lacking adequate ventilation! Unfortunately, there was no option for room replacement! The entire property has potential, but it requires thorough renovation of the rooms!

The hotel is situated in an excellent location, a perfect place for relaxation! The friendly staff deserves all the praise, and the food is superb, offering an authentic Greek restaurant by the sea. The rooms are cleaned daily, and the linens and towels are changed every 2-3 days. The beach is just across the street, complete with sun loungers and umbrellas, and despite being crowded in July, it remains uncrowded. Parking is available for all guests. Highly recommended for both couples and families, especially considering the value for money.

Excellent accommodation in comparison to the price and conditions.

The service was poor, and almost no one spoke English. Breakfast was monotonous; we literally had cheese, bologna, and eggs. The children couldn’t have lunch for two days because we were served Bolognese with sour sauce and a beefsteak that resembled ground meat with no flavor. The woman who maintains the rooms left the ground-floor balcony open, even though there were documents and money in the accommodation, and we couldn’t explain because she didn’t know the language. The bathroom was a disaster; there was no shower cabin, only a brick parapet for showering, and the bathroom sloped towards the room, causing water to enter the room. There was no Wi-Fi, not even in the restaurant, so we had to catch a signal from Villa Del Mar.

We are very pleased with Hotel Mirto. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and the woman who cleans every day comes in to tidy up a bit. The bed linens and towels were changed every three days. The food is excellent, and we had free sunbeds without needing to order drinks. The rooms are quite small, old, and untidy, which is a downside, but everything else was outstanding. I recommend this hotel to everyone.

The hotel is clean, yet rather old. Some areas have begun renovations. Breakfast is monotonous, while dinner offers 4-6 delicious options, typical of Greek cuisine. The staff is friendly and hospitable.

The hotel is situated in an excellent location. The problem lies with the food, which can best be described as dreadful! It lacks variety and is the same every day. Breakfast consists of jam, butter, and eggs prepared in three different ways, every single day. Lunch is the same story - five identical dishes served daily, of which only two are tolerable, dreadful! The owners are incredibly stingy, and their hospitality is at a very low level. In the morning, there are only two drinks available: a brown liquid they call coffee and a yellow sweetened water that is supposed to be some kind of juice, milk, or yogurt, but is merely fat. We booked 12 days for 1070 euros for two with half board. On the seventh day, I raised my concerns, to no avail. I will never return to this hotel.

The hotel is situated in a perfect location, right in the heart of the beach. The staff is exceptionally courteous, the parking is shaded by nature, and the terrace offers a breathtaking view. The criticisms I would like to mention are as follows: it was stated on your website that breakfast would be a buffet, however, that was not the case as the portions were served. The dishes prepared for dinner were delicious and the selection was as indicated on the website, with a choice from a list of six dishes. Another point of criticism is that there is no classic mosquito net, but rather a roller blind with small openings. I had previously visited Vrahos twice and there were no mosquitoes, but this rainy year surprised us. Overall, my impression is that we received what we paid for and I would gladly return to the same place. I hope I have been of assistance.

A good balance between what is received for this price.

We did not receive the room we had reserved.

The hotel is excellently positioned. There is a secured parking area that remains shaded for most of the day. The rooms are clean and offer a partial view of the sea. It is quiet and peaceful, allowing the sound of waves to lull you throughout the night. The staff is exceptionally courteous. Enjoy the delightful authentic Greek cuisine.

A beautiful place, the most stunning beach in this area. It is located halfway between Preveza and Parga. The hotel is not particularly impressive, but the hygiene is excellent; it is cleaned every day, and bed linens and towels are changed every two days, even upon request. The rooms can feel cramped if you are traveling with a child, as a supplementary bed is added, leaving little space, but it is manageable. The food is tasty yet somewhat monotonous. Breakfast is nearly the same every day (there is no buffet), while dinner offers a choice of five dishes, which tend to repeat every other day, but they are quite substantial, sometimes making it difficult to finish everything. Overall, the food is delicious, but perhaps the owners should consider offering a more varied breakfast. All in all, if rated from 1 to 10, the hotel deserves an 8, partly due to its lovely location.