Liberatos Village

The pool was amazing and it was centrally located in lassi, close to argostoli. But you definitely need a car to access

The facilities were not great, very basic but for the amount of time we spent in the room it was fine.

Soprattutto per la colazione, in modo perfetto e senza sprecare niente

Un po di più si luminarie se parti buie

You are paying for the views, the pool, and the aircon. The views are incredible. The bins were emptied daily and the bedding and towels were changed after 3 days.

The rooms are very dated and very basic. We had garden room and a self catering room. The garden room was large and empty. Hardly any storage and lots of room empty space. The self catering room had a dirty 2 plate oven, one wine glass and was missing basic utensils, like a spatula. It also came with no plug and zero basics like dish cloth or dish soap. The bathroom sink was dirty. The bar/restaurant was overpriced compared to other local amenities. They have no facilities for laundry.

My stay at Liberatos Village was a mixed experience. The pool area was the highlight. The sunbeds come with thick mattresses, with great views. However, the room was quite basic, though it was clean and tidy. Unfortunately, the bar prices are extortionate - to pay €7 for a watery pint of beer and €6 for a small Mythos bottle, especially when you can find a large Mythos bottle for just €4-€5 in pretty much all others bars and hotels. Service at times is lacking. The staff seemed disinterested and didn’t engage much with guests. Also had to ask multiple times for my room to be cleaned. Asked for a towel on last day for a quick shower (late check out) to be told no! Lastly, the hotel is at the top of a steep hill. While it’s about a 10-minute walk down, expect a 15-minute trek back up, which can be a killer, especially in the heat. Will return to Lassi, but not to this hotel.

Vista favolosa Appartamenti spaziosi

Receptionist poco informata Angolo cottura poco attrezzato Pulizia ogni 3 gg per una simile struttura decisamente poco frequente .

We stayed here for a week in a studio which was clean and spacious. Bathroom was a little grubby with shower so high up I could nearly reach. Always hot water available. The pool area is what drew me to book. The views are magnificent, the pool is lovely, the sunbeds are the comfortable but again a little grubby. What let's the property down the most is the prices of drinks and food around the bar. 7 euros for a small beer, 3.50 for a can of pop. 5.00 for a coffee. Because youre so high up there is no other choice but to pay these prices. We spent a few nights in Argostoli which is beautiful, only 8 euros to get there. As opposed to the 8 euros to bring you from the bottom of the hill to the liberatos with takes around 30 seconds. Overall a lovely week, but wouldn't return

Liberatos Village Hotel has the potential to be brilliant but it falls way short. I’ll start with the good bits. The hotel’s perched at the top of a steep hill, so yes, it’s a bit of a slog to get to, but you’re rewarded with cracking panoramic views from the pool and some of the rooms. There’s a nice breeze up there too, which is a godsend in the July/August heat. The pool area is a real highlight, big, deep (2.2m), clean, with large, comfy loungers, but could do with a clean they are a bit grubby. The bar’s well stocked, food’s decent (though slightly more expensive than down in the resort, as you’d expect), and the staff are generally friendly and polite especially the bar staff and receptionists. The outdoor areas are lovely too, loads of greenery, flowers, fruit trees and the odd palm tree. But that’s where the positives end…. The inside of the self-catering rooms is where the whole thing unravels. We booked through TUI and were led to believe it was 3T (3-star) accommodation, inside the rooms it’s more like 1-star at best. The cooking facilities looked like they’d been dragged out of a skip, rusty and ours was held together with tape, with loose wires hanging out, this one was eventually replaced. The hob was filthy, the kitchen tap sprayed water halfway into the living space, and the bathroom tap wouldn’t turn off. The air con started leaking by day two. In our other room were met with blood stains and snot on the pillow on arrival, not exactly the welcome I expect from a TUI package holiday. We had two rooms, both had problems. After raising a complaint and being told no other rooms available, we were offered a “more basic” room (worrying) from the hotel owner or the chance to switch hotels at an extra £1500 for 4 days from TUI. Repairs were eventually done to the tap and replacement pillow but only done after we raised them with TUI customer services who got onto the owner. Even then, things like mould on the ceiling and a grim, stained shower curtain remained. What really soured it was the attitude of the so-called manager with an “American” accent, rude to my missus and dismissive, even accused us of exaggerating. If they ripped out the rooms and gave them a proper refurb, this place could be class. But as it stands, great on the outside but a proper horror show on the inside. Wouldn’t return or recommend anyone to stay here. I’ve told TUI to either reduce the rating to a 2T or remove the self catering option as it’s totally misleading showcasing this as a 3T. Lassi however we never had a bad meal out! Great little resort with some fantastic beaches.