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Stayed for 7 night in early September 2023 - first impression of the place was absolutely amazing. Visually, one of the more beautiful hotels I've seen. Before I delve into a deeper review, I'd like to give a special shout out to the entire hotel staff, from reception, to waiters, to housekeeping and even Vincent with his delicious coffee in the morning - without whom this hotel wouldn't be as special without. A very special thank you to Eva (we miss you!) and Matthew at the restaurant in the evenings, Dimitry at the bar and Costa at the reception - your kindness and smiles truly made our stay special. Personal tip - don't rely on the hotel's 'Guest Relations' rep for recommendations on where to go and where to eat - we had some very unpleasant experiences from some of her recommendations. Talk to Eva or Dimitry, or even the local cab drivers, for the best recommendations. The Rooms: We took a room with a swim-up. The room itself is gorgeous, and the direct access to the pool made it the best possible room. If you book this room, make sure to ask for Rooms that have sun throughout the whole day (like rooms 707 and 706) - we got 708 and only got direct sun from 14:00 until 18:00 (which falls 'lunchtime') - which was a bit disappointing considering we moved rooms due to this very issue with our first room (908). The Food: Breakfast buffet was nice, a lot of choices and fresh eggs/omelettes made to order. Though the fact that there wasn't fresh orange juice was a bit disappointing - it IS a 5 star hotel after all. Also why no toaster? That was very strange. Cereal choices were also very limited. Lunch and Dinner menus were excellent and delicious. However, two big drawbacks regarding both menus; Both menus were a bit expensive. If you're having drinks and a meal each, the bill can easily get to 60-70 euros (and when you eat lunch and dinner day after day, it adds up quite fast), and that's without anything 'fancy'. A second drawback was the lack of choices. We came to Casa Cook Samos due to our amazing experience at Casa Cook Rhodes - where you had a different menu for every day of the week! At Samos, you unfortunately have a very limited menu that doesn't change - so if you're going for longer than 3-4 days, things get old very very fast. And especially since there's only one decent restaurant (Unan) within walking distance from the hotel - otherwise you need to visit Pythagorio. Again - the food was top notch, their Risotto was one of the best I've had in my life - but such a shame it wasn't priced more fairly and had more options. My recommendation - for great food, go to Pythagorio or even Samos City and have some great local food for a fraction of the prices. Unan (not far from the hotel), Pergamonto and Onion Grill are a few of the great places we ate - all with excellent food and service. DO NOT go to Pnoe Restaurant - very low quality food. The Location The hotel isn't very far from the main city Pythagorio - either a

We spent a lovely one week at Doryssa . The trip was organised through TUI and everything was impeccably taken care of. The island itself is gorgeous though it was quite hot! The hotel has a private beach and 3 pools, though 2 are smaller paddling pool for kids. With the weather being so warm, kids were in there till 10pm splashing and having fun which is why it is such a great family hotel. The service beachside is good though cant say a lot about the food since we didnt really eat there. The hotel does provide beach towels though every 2 days as they are being eco-friendly. The beach itself is good though pebbly. We didnt mind it as much as there was less sand in the cracks ;) There are some The breakfast does tends to get quite repetitive esp by day 3 once the initial enthusiasm for served breakfast has worn off. We didnt have all inclusive so didn't really try the other restaurants or drinks at the hotel. Although the hotel did offer to organise a birthday dinner for my husband, we opted to go to a seafood place in the village. Pythagorio village is so easy to walk to and is a quaint village with lots and lots of food options, boutique shops as well as a lovely, picturesque port. It is quite close to the airport so there are jets taking off but we didnt find it intrusive and it is was quite cool to observe an airplane's underbelly while swimming in the sea! ;) All the historic places to see are very near to the hotel as well and in cooler weather you can hike to most locations. We were chicken and chose to drove. Doryssa was definitely a good choice for us. Thank you for a lovely time.