Helen Griggs
Good hotel close to the centre of Hersonissos but in a quiet location slightly up the hill. Beware, though, if you book through a holiday company transfer as coach transfers cannot manage the narrow street so you have to walk up the hill with your luggage unless you pay for a taxi transfer instead. It’s not that far but is a bit of a pain. Clean rooms with a kettle and tea bags but milk not provided. Has a fridge in every room. The bathroom is small and there are no pegs to hang clothes on and no shelving but there is a cupboard under the sink. The shower is pretty small too but is powerful and has plenty of hot water. 2 good pools for leisure swimming. The restaurant is on the top floor with nice views over the rooftops towards the sea and the inclusive food was good if slightly repetitive but the inclusive wine wasn’t that nice. On tap beer was fine. The staff were lovely and very helpful, particularly Christian at reception. A decent hotel to stay in for a quiet holiday without children.
Isabella Csori
Hi! Me and my partner stayed here from 14th-22nd October 2024, we have had a great time! Not sure why there are bad reviews! When we arrived at 2am we were handed a bottle of water and they took us to the restaurant where they had food left for us! Never had this before in a hotel and it was much much appreciated! The hotel has 2 pools which are very clean, the restaurant is great, great food very fresh also! It’s on the 4th floor which has some great views! Especially when you’re eating it’s lovely, the rooms are very clean and very modern , the beds are super comfy! And the pillows are even great, the hotel is very clean, staff are lovely and welcoming. Bar is open from 10am-11pm, good drinks on offer you do have to pay more to have special all inclusive drinks such as cocktails and it’s 14€ a day to upgrade, hotel is great would definitely come back, it’s in a lovely area full of lots to do and it’s lovely and quiet so easy to relax, I would definitely come back! Please ignore the bad reviews people are very fussy. If I had to be very picky and say something I wasn’t keen on it would be that they don’t have Coca Cola on tap it’s more soda water which isn’t the nicest, but we stuck to fanta orange which was great!
Martyna Ch
Wouldn’t say it’s a 4-star hotel. Room was fine when we arrived, but wasn’t cleaned afterwards. The food (especially meat) looked very suspicious, so I tried to eat the most fresh of it all and despite that I got food poisoning on the last day. From what I know I was not the only one.
David Grimmett
We booked this hotel through Jet2, and it was advertised as a 4-star. However, I don't think this is a 4-star. When you are dropped off, you are told the coach cannot get directly to the front of the hotel, so you are dropped off on the main road and have to walk to the hotel. It's not far, but it can be a little confusing as a new arrival (the rep gave us a little map, which helped). When we arrived late, we were given access to the restaurant, and a pre-made meal was available with access to self-serve wine, beer, and soft and hot drinks. This was very welcomed, and the night manager was very attentive. We paid 49 euros (for two people) in hotel tax, which wasn't explained by Jet2, but I knew about it from friends, and it is based on the star rating per person per night. The hotel, in general, is very clean, but our room was very small, and the balcony wasn't really big enough for two people to comfortably sit. The bathroom was tiny, and the toilet required us to sit at an angle. The shower was small, and the curtain constantly clung to you, requiring towels to be put down on the floor. There were plenty of towels, a safe and a kettle (in the wardrobe!) There were some tes bags but no coffee and no milk. A small fridge was also in the wardrobe under the shelf with the kettle. There was no iron or ironing board, but we got one from reception for free. There was a very good AC unit in the room with a remote, and as advised by staff, it didn't work if the patio doors were open (which is good as AC needs to be in a sealed room). There was a large smart TV on the wall with a few basic English-speaking channels, mostly news, but there was a facility to stream from a tablet/phone through the hotel wi-fi, which was very fast and reliable. We stayed in October, so I dare say that entertainment might have been better in the main season, but there was no entertainment other than a saxophone player on the third night. The only areas for drinks and food were the restaurant on the top floor, which only had specific opening hours, and the small pool bar, which didn't have many snacks other than a few dry goods and some ice cream. The all-inclusive drinks were basic, the spirits were local and not very good, and the cocktails were very sweet, but the beer was good. Most people who sat at the pool bar were making their entertainment, such as playing cards or playing pool on the dated and not very well-lit pool table, which I think charged 2 euros to use. There was some music piped, but it was quiet and not very contemporary - more like lift music. The restaurant was on the 4th floor, and there were stairs and a lift, but the lift was small, and its priority settings were a little off (e.g. you got in and pressed four, but it went to ground because someone had pressed the button). The food in the restaurant was not 4-star. The set-up was more like a canteen. There was plenty of food, and it was hot, but it was very repetitive, not indicative of local foods and the desserts were frozen, sometimes not having been thawed out properly. The food was OK - not brilliant - I have stayed in 4-star hotels, and the food has been amazing. Not here, unfortunately. We felt the need to eat out numerous times to get a taste of traditional cuisine. At no time were any of our room supplies filled by service staff. We had to purchase tea, coffee and milk from the local supermarket. We even had to purchase alcohol because the choice on site was so poor unless you paid a premium to upgrade to all-inclusive plus (which was extortionate, in my opinion). Service was ok, but one day, they didn't make our beds, they just left folded sheets for us to do. No water fill-ups in the fridge - we had to buy our own water. In conclusion, I have stayed in amazing 4-star hotels, and unfortunately, City Green is not one of them. If they said three stars, they could just about get away with that, but I have stayed in better Premier Inns in the UK. I loved Crete and the location is brilliant, but I wouldn't stay at City Green again.
Dupa jaja Jaja duoa
Overrated. Should be 3 stars maximum. I had food poisoning. Hopefully not in this hotel … smell is bad in the toilet Service ok but not changing covers on the beds. Food fair enough. Nice view from the balcony . Good location . Good quality / price range
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