Hotel Albatros in Moraitika

A nice hotel with very friendly staff, mostly tasty food. The room was spacious and clean, a balcony with a beautiful sight overlooking the garden and the beach. The highlight for me: Marina Loumaki in the Spa with her healing hands. She offers massages and the foot massage I had booked was relaxing and soothing.

A really good hotel in a lovely spot...but could be really top class with a few improvements. Lovely views from side view rooms.The beach is just across a very quiet road..warmer than the pools at the hotel The entertainment was very poor it wasn't on every night and was like a background sound. All inclusive drinks very poor...wine was watered down and not chilled. Spirits very rough and mixers from a pump. The food was plentiful and hot..just a bit repetitive.plenty of nice salads.Breakfasts really good...fresh omelettes and pancakes. There didn't seem to be air con in the dining and bar areas. Very unpleasant when eating...we had to sit outside. When we asked about it the air con said it was preset it was probably the heat from the kitchens.The rooms did have air conditioning preset at 22 degrees. The pool area was really good..big with plenty of beds and parasols or shaded areas... Lovely walks around the coves ..about 15 min walk to Cavtat town. If you want a quiet hotel in a lovely spot then this for you.

We were offered this hotel by Tui when the hotel we had booked informed our travel agent that it was closing early. We booked an all inclusive package. The staff were lovely, very helpful and friendly. The hotel was clean and the room comfortable. The bathroom needed updating as it was impossible not to flood the floor when showering as the doors did not seal but there was plenty of hot water which was good. Be aware that the inclusive package only included ouzo and local brandy, beer and wine in their alcoholic drinks package, white & black coffee, and soft drinks did not include diet options. We were aware that there was a charge for sunbeds around the pool and on the beach but the daily rate for two was a bit more than we expected. Food was tasty but choice was quite limited so a fussy eater might struggle. The bistro bar, where we spent most of our time, provided seating and was right near the beach. The sea was easy to access and looked safe for swimming. The bistro bar was open to the public and there was a noticable difference between how all inclusive guests and paying guests were treated. Paying guests were served and were offered different crockery, with the niceties of crisps or nuts or biscuits with their drinks but not for armband wearers. We got our own drinks and there were no little extras. Athough the waiters were always polite, we have to admit to feeling like second class citizens despite in reality, having actually paid in advance. We were the only British people there and they very much catered for the German holiday market. There was no Tui rep ( which we did know in advance) so no offers of tours or sightseeing but there were places within walking distance that offered those and the locals were very friendly and helpful. The hotel is not somewhere that is going to provide children's entertainment but it might suit those who are happy to entertain their own children and enjoy a quiet beach holiday. It wasn't quite what we have been used to when booking an all inclusive holiday but as older people we enjoyed the quiet and being able to sit by the sea and watch the world go by!