This is not the five star hotel it's cracked up to be. Three stars at most. The pool area is very good and complex clean and tidy. Not too much trouble with sun longers but some guests are up at 6am putting out towels, the hotel says it takes them away but doesnt, a proper five star hotel does not allow this. Rooms are ok a little dated and not that sapcious, not 5 star. cleaning/housekeeping staff very good and friendly. Rooms where you can enter the pool are good depending on which one you get, ours was in the new complex. Only sky news in hotel room no other english channels. Some building work in progress at the hotel that was noisy at times. This is now an all inclusive hotel and I would not stay there again or go to any hotel that offers all inclusive. The food was awful, lots of "choice" but all poor quality muck like roast,pancakes for breakfast lunch and dinner, cottage pie! over cooked pasta, over cooked fish,sweet and sour chicken chicken nuggets,smiley faces etc.not 5 star food! No local food at all apart from wafer thin cheap lamb chops and dry prok kebabs. No pitta bread, greek yoghurt, hummous,tzatziki or other local dishes. The food is no better than your average hospital /school or works canteen. The A la carte restaurant is ok, serving food that would have been on the table d'hote menu in its pre all inclusive days. Local wine is only choice with dinner and got looked at like I had 6 heads for asking for a wine list!! You do have a wine list in the a la carte restaurant. Bar staff in Plori bar are very slow and keep you waiting for ages. Drinks an absolute rip off, equivilent of £4 a pint for the local beer. If you must stay here stay bed and breakfast,eat and drink out in the resort where food is much better.