Sea Bird

"Went in here for a drink.. Ordered sex on the beach, it was awful couldn’t drink it left an awful taste in my mouth and by far the worst sex on the beach I’ve ever had.. Bar staff not great no atmosphere in the place. Wouldn’t recommend"

"We had another wonderful vacation in Seabird. Staff very friendly and helpful. A fine hotel if you are not looking for luxury, but the price is also fine. We will definitely be back here. Close to the beach top location."

"Overview: I would recommend this hotel primarily for its excellent location and flat surroundings. It sits very close to the beach, with restaurants, shops, and a bus stop just a few steps away. There are no hills or steep steps, making the area accessible for everyone of any age. However, the hotel itself is very old-fashioned and desperately needs investment and a refurbishment of its communal areas. Accommodation & Accessibility Layout: The hotel has two floors and no lift. This will be an issue if you have mobility difficulties. Room Space: The rooms are basic but quite spacious. However, if you add an extra bed for children, it will feel tight. Amenities: Every room has air conditioning, a fridge, and a nice balcony area. There is no kettle or cups, and there are only two plug sockets per room to charge phones. Cleanliness: The rooms are cleaned every day. The cleaning service is excellent and completely problem-free. Bathroom Issues Size: The bathrooms are very small, cramped, and uncomfortable. Fixtures: They are old and incomplete. There is no plug in the sink, and the hairdryer is old and faulty. Shower: Water runs all over the floor because there are either no shower curtains or they do not work properly. Communal Areas & Pool Pool: The pool is small but nice. Unfortunately, the sun loungers are old and faulty. Bar Area: The pool bar area constantly smells of cigarettes. Everyone smokes inside, which is terrible when children are around. Because of the smoke, we did not spend a single minute there and cannot comment on the drinks. Facilities: The reception and dining areas are very small. Dining & Food Breakfast: It offers a basic selection. You won't go hungry, but there isn't much to truly enjoy. It includes eggs, beans, fresh vegetables, mushrooms, various cereals, jams, and toast (the bread is great!). A fresh pastry is also made every day. Evening Meals: Dinner features basic choices of meat and fish (usually chicken and pork) served with rice, pasta, and potatoes. The local dishes—like the moussaka and aubergine meals—are great and highly recommended. They also serve fresh vegetables and a bit of fruit like watermelon, peaches, or apples. Kids & Desserts: Food might be difficult for kids. Chips are only served once a week, and the same soup is served every night. The spaghetti and pasta are nice, but no cheese is provided. Dessert has zero variety, offering only one option: cake or jelly. One each day. Drinks: No drinks are included with evening meals except water. Any other drinks must be ordered at an extra cost."