Elena Village

Guests who stayed here loved

“Lovely views from rooms, extremely well designed. We were in large one with its own pool. In May pretty cold, we only dipped our toes in once! Private sunbeds. Fridge (water would have been nice touch). Efficient useable bathroom. Quite a lot of stairs to consider if you have mobility issues. The floors, inside and out, when washed or otherwise wet became perilously slippy. On first day I slipped and badly bruised my foot. On other day after cleaners had been it was the same and I couldn’t risk walking until completely dry. Be careful. Buffet breakfast always busy but not oppressively so. Many rock climbers so early starts. Average but decent breakfasts. The inevitable orange squash instead of even carton juice ( but this seems to be the case even in the decent hotels? Mystifying). Didn’t use the restaurant, but it looked perfectly decent. Lots of easy parking just outside if you have hire car. Very well placed for climbing up back, you could actually see climbers from hotel rooms. The hotel is about the last thing along the road out of the little village. To walk right through and view all the restaurants and bars takes a good 20 minutes. Fine if you happy to walk. All flat, but no pavements and you constantly need vigilance for vehicles. The mini market attached to hotel very convenient, but be careful as prices vary. Water fine (1E for big bottle) but half bottle of gin unpriced ( as is most of stuff) and was expensive ( price of a full bottle in uk supermarket). When kids used main pool it could be pretty noisy. But mainly rather older clientele in May. Lots of nationalities which was nice.”

Mary · May 23, 2026