The Hotel is out of the centre of town towards the old Fortress on the right, but signposted. Lovely room with large balcony. We travel with our cat and this was no problem for the staff who recommended the large balcony with lovely views. So the staff are friendly, smiley and nothing is too much trouble. One guest had car... More

Rooms I had single use of a double room for €28 per night, including breakfast which represented first class value for money. The room was not large but clear and adequately furnished with a large balcony with view of the Art Gallery. It had an en suite, mini-bar and TV. Location The hotel is well located. Less than 50 metres... More

The service at this hotel is atrocious. The extra bed is actually a single pull-out arm chair and they didn't provide any sheet or blanket on the first day. The air conditioner drips water with a loud noise all night long, flooding the floor. The door to the balcony wouldn't open. The women staff is nice enough, but the guy... More

We returned to the Hotel Boliari in March 2007 and it did not disappoint. Breakfast however is continental with a capital C and consists of bread and cheese, some salami, jam and a hard boiled egg along with tea or coffee. We tried it on the first morning and decided it was not for us. There are plenty of options... More

Lovely little hotel in a delightful town. Great location and staff very friendly. Rooms are big and have quality furnishings giving us a really pleasant stay. Would defintely stay again! More

Hotel Boliari is a litlle gem close to the center of town. The rooms are fresh,nnewly decorated with confortable beds and modern bathrooms with showers. The personnel speaks English and is very friendly. I had trouble connecting to the internet and one of the girls at the reception came to help. They also helped with general information about the region,... More