Karras Livin

Conveniently located near Zakynthos town and Tsilivi village, the accommodation provides easy beach access in a quiet, walkable environment. Guests appreciate the friendly staff and cleanliness.

clean,spacious with all the necessary equipment. very close to the beach ,yet far from the main busy and noisy road reception available 24 hours at Hotel Karras close by, sharing all the hotel facilities, which is a plus. would definitely go back.

The worst accommodation I've stayed in for a long while. The place was an absolute dump. I can't stress this enough - please dont encourage more of this by giving them any of your money. We were expecting it to be very basic judging by the 2 star rating but to describe it as basic would be generous to say the least. The standard of the inside of the room was disgusting. Light fittings coming off the wall, exposed wiring throughout, glass shower screen not attached the wall properly (would literally sway back and forth if you pushed it), brown stains on bed sheets, towel hooks and shower head holder coming away from the walls, furniture old and battered. I could easily go on. The "kitchen" facilities were laughable; there wasn't even a kettle. Cooking any sort of meal would have been impossible and all the glasses and plates were dirty when we arrived. The air conditioning created a bad smell and could only either be on or off as the temperature setting didnt work. It was also pointed directly at the bed so when sleeping you either suffered with the heat or endured a constant blast of cold air. The fridge was damaged, with the freezer compartment missing. This meant anything you put near the top of the fridge would freeze after enough time. Maybe ok for water but useless otherwise. Outside of the room was hardly any better. The stair well lights were often not working forcing you to navigate the stairs in near total darkness. The 'pool' had green slime around the edges, clearly hadn't been cleaned in weeks and didnt have any steps, meaning that if you did go in for some reason it was difficult to get out. The sun loungers may have genuinely been pulled out of a skip. There was a pile of old car tyres stacked at the front. The balcony faced straight across to the hotel opposite meaning that the people there could see directly in to your room and you in to theirs. The street the hotel was on was fairly noisy, which really didnt bother us, but there was a dog living next door which would frequently bark late into the night. We booked this through Tui but Easyjet holidays were also selling it. Hard to believe they are even allowed to have a place this bad on their books. Disgraceful.