Iraklis Hotel

A very comfortable hotel and perfect for anyone wanting some peace and quiet . The room is small but adequate with comfortable chairs on the balcony . The bed was comfortable and bathroom perfectly adequate with constant hot water . The room is cleaned daily. It is on the edge of the village so is very quiet but only three minutes walk from the beach and ten minutes walk into the village . Sonia and her family are delightful hosts and are obviously genuinely concerned that their quests are comfortable and enjoying their holiday. They were always willing to offer advice on where to visit and any issues with the room these were sorted out almost immediately. The breakfasts were good with a selection of hot and cold food and fresh fruit and Greek yoghurt. We visited Mykitas before heading on to Lefkada ….we wished we had stayed on the mainland as this area is mainly populated by Greeks on holiday and relatively quiet .You could always find a decent beach without crowds. Lefkada is stunningly beautiful but so busy …impossible to find a quiet beach . I would never return to Lefkada.

From start to finish amazing. We were picked up from the airport by yakavos (James) and a brief 15 minutes later we were being greeted by the lovely Sonya his sister. The hotel is 2 star but the cleanliness and the hospitality a definite 5 star. Brilliant traditional breakfast ( amazing cheese and spinach borek ) along with fruits, eggs jams baked goods and yoghurts, ham and cheese etc. The beds were so comfortable and soft and the cleaner was in almost every day. Free bottled water was provided on arrival and leaving the hotel for the journey. The staff were so informative of the area and restaurants and the “four seasons” was a from fave. Massive portions and sooooo tasty. All in all if you want a quiet but memorable stay this hotel is the one for you. Preveza is a 10 minute journey away with a beautiful marina and lots of shops. ( no gift shops in Mytikas only 2 supermarkets and no atm machines but everywhere takes cards as well as cash ). Great Hotel, great family. Would deffo return if not only for the peace and tranquility. Go there! X

Traditional Greek Family run hotel looked just what I needed. There are 2 types of accommodation. In the old original building and the newly built accommodation. The cost was the same for both types of which I was not aware/ I was in the old type. Very old basic dated room.I was advised the hotel was full and I could not be moved The bed and pillows were rock hard. I woke every morning with back ache. The housekeeper ( who was lovely and efficient) managed to find me an old flat soft pillow and I used that with a beach towel. The shower unit was probably installed when the building was erected. Just a shower head at waist level, I had to hold it higher whilst showering. I was scared of falling. Water went all over the bathroom floor. The shower curtain was dirty and kept sticking to me. No bath mat in shower. The piping was visible, old and corroded in parts. The kitchen area was basic with very minimal equipment. Had a good fridge, hotplate and microwave but I did not use them. Air conditioning which I paid extra for was good. The TV in bedroom was small and I could not get to work, but as I couldn't bear to be in the room it didn't matter My balcony was good and a lot of the rooms overlooked the lovely pool area. Good outdoor dining, sitting and bar area The family and staff were lovely . Breakfast was poor. Evening meal was ok. Lovely bakery across the road. 10 Minutes walk to sea front. The saving grace was the good company of other guests who told me the new rooms were lovely My tip if you go ask for new accommodation

A peaceful little hidden haven with all of the amenities that you could want for a comfortable stay. My family & I travelled through Preveza and stayed overnight at Hotel Iraklis. Sonja, the owner, is extremely attentive and made us feel so very welcome, offering us fresh coffee upon arrival, which we enjoyed outside on the patio area with the sun setting. Sonja was very knowledgeable about the area, suggesting local restaurants to eat - and upon her recommendation, our meal in the village that evening, was delicious! Hotel Iraklis is hidden away and so you enjoy peace and tranquillity. It is meters from the seafront, via steps which take you down into the bay. Rooms are very clean and comfortable (good pillows!) We would like to thank Sonja and her Mum for their hospitality, and we would definitely visit Hotel Iraklis again. (....our children say hello to Leo the Cat)