Danai Beach Resort And Villas - Danai Beach Resort & Villas

Amazing place. Very beautiful, very clean, but the best thing here is the staff, you just feel welcome and there won't be anything you're going to miss.

This is a story of one unfortunately very RASIST treatment. My family and I have travelled all over the world and have stayed in many 5* Star Hotels. We have never felt so unwanted and even harassed in a luxury resort. This summer my family have decided to return to this beautiful place in order to enjoy the holiday all together and celebrate my 1st year wedding anniversary. Last year my parents have enjoyed the stay at this same resort. They have rented an expensive villa and a very expensive Royal Cabana with beautiful sun beds and tables for lunch. They were playing the music the whole vacation, drinking rose wine and enjoying their stay. This year we have booked 2 villas and a cabana for full 9 days of vacation. Happy and uplifted we arrive to the cabana to sunbath and swim in the sea,drink wine and listen to the music. Unfortunately, when we have put the lounge music at a minimum volume just to e you our wine, which we clearly knew that we were allowed to do so, the manager came to us and asked to put it lower. He had claimed that the guests next to us came here to listen to birds and the sea. Honestly, the music was very low that I could hear the lady chucking her instagram in the next cabana 15 meters away from us. But obviously we have put it down a little bit. The next day, on the other side of our cabana the new guests from Bulgaria have arrived. They didn't really hear the music either, since physically it is impossible. So when we were napping inside the cabana while listening to Hotel Costes lounge music, he ran towards my father, husband and brother, screaming agressivly "switch it off now", my husband has replied kindly "sir, I'm sorry if something is bothering you but I don't think you could even hear this 15 meters away". The gentlemen started screaming "switch it off now! I will call the management." Then he has stepped forward and screamed at my husband saying "are you Russian?" To which my husband replied "no, I'm Spanish. (Since my parents and I are russian) he then told this gentlemen "why? Do you have a problem with nationality?". What does that have to do with anything. The waiters of the hotel were in shock. The music of the bar on the beach sounds loader than ours was. So the manager came to us and said switch it off. I have personally asked her whether it was a policy of the hotel or a law in Greece to switch of the music? She said that it was not written anywhere. So According to the law of Greek coast I was allowed to listen to music till 50dcb.so I carried on playing my music really low. Later the hotel has told us that we are not allowed to listen to anything. My question is why is it okay to priorities certain nationalities in the hotel. We are in shock and planing to leave the hotel shortly and never come back to this RASIST place.

Staff go above and beyond to make sure your stay is 110% perfect nd stress free! Food is absolutely perfect ? every time, they even made fresh some garlic mayonnaise / aioli for me because I fancied it! Never been to such a wonderful place, it's a beautiful place to be.

Simply a world class establishment. We stayed in a fantastic suite with private pool directly overlooking the ocean. The Resort is perfect for both couples and families and can also handle larger festivities. I recommend a stay here.

The accommodations and most of the service was amazing. From the suite with a private heated pool, to the breakfast servers who were professional, polished and friendly exceeding all expectations , to the spectacular views, great beach, and perfectly manicured grounds! 90% of our experience was 5+ stars...however...the "Greek night" dinner was a fiasco we won't soon forget. Greeted and seated immediately by a friendly but disheveled hostess we were served water right away. Fifteen minutes later after asking 3 different "servers" we were finally able to get a glass of wine. There didn't seem to be any designation of duties among the service staff other than the "ouzo pourer" who took his job so seriously he,even found time to pour a few for himself. We were served about 6 appetizers and bread almost simultaneously then waited more than an hour for our "meat platter" which was cold and dry. By this time a few of the other guests around us had gotten up to leave even before the meats had arrived. ..My wife and I have been in the hospitality industry for many years and found the "people watching" experience enjoyable even if it was at our expense. The live music and watching the staff dance, etc was fun but the food and service left MUCH to be desired.

We had an incredible few days at the Danai. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful with all our requests. Our room overlooking the water with its own private plunge pool was stunning. We enjoyed an excellent tasting menu The Squirrel restaurant as well delicious meals at the other in-house eateries. Top notch from start to finish.

Starting from the lie a communication with the customers I believe is a really bad attitude. First I’ve being told that I need a reservation to visit the hotel, than I have been told that the hotel is fully booked (which was completely untrue - the booking was shown at least 2 room types available). And finally they told me that all the restaurants are for guests only and due to COVID restrictions they’re following strict rules. Ok, I understand that. So why didn’t you tell this from the beginning? I have never experienced such a treatment. Added 1 star just for good location. There are lots of other hotels available with much friendly personnel. So think twice before go there.

The Danai is one of these extraordinary hotels, where everything is perfect, the rooms, the food, equivalent to at least one if not two michelin stars. But most important of all, the pure luxury of effortless and perfect service is always gifted to you with a smile. One has to be a part of the experience to believe this sort of excellence still exists.