Triton Hotel

“ My partner and I enjoyed our stay, its was cheap and chearful hence the cost of the holiday. Staff were very helpful, rooms basic but clean, food repetative but you wouldn't starve and location was excellent. We went on the back end of the season so it was nice and quiet but I would think it could be really hectic mid season. I would recommend to anyone thinking of booking here, we certainly would go back.

“ Top Tip: Hire a moped and explore the island. Sissi is a lovely romantic harbour with good food.

“ You get what you pay for!!! Staff unfriendly - rooms we were put in were disgusting, so we asked to be moved - they did move us to a lot better room, but with 4 of us sharing. We sprayed a wall with a bottle and they made us pay 150 euros to repaint the wall - where somebody else had been sick!! Food is ok if you like spaghetti bolognese or pizza and chips - same meals every day!! Like I said - you get what you pay for so don't expect 4 star service.

“ food was boring, all inclusive service not very good,selection of drinks very poor,

“ Top Tip: ZOO BAR VERY GOOD

“ We came to Hotel Triton June 2011, a group of 9 girls and 4 guys. The hotel is situated in a good location, close to the beach and bars, but far enough away to get a good night's sleep!
Our group is aged between 20-24, and we found some of the guests to be a little disrespectful and over the top. They smashed their rooms and balconies up toward the end of our week holiday. Due to this, the Hotel Manager came into the dining room whilst lunch was on and shouted at all the English guests. Although, she was mainly looking directly at my friend the whole time she was shouting about how she would never have English people staying in her hotel again, because they are disrespectful and filthy. Me and my friends took offence to this, as we had not disrespected the hotel in any way shape or form for the entire time we were there! Did not expect to be discriminated against just for being English! One of the boys from a group of 18 year olds started chuckling while she was shouting, and she pretty much dragged him out of the dining room...it was a bit like being at school!

The night staff at the hotel were lovely, Phil and Andreas! They walk around the hotel and apartments making sure there is no funny business going on. They are very strict on non-guests coming back to the hotel, and charge 30euros for this pleasure! They also do not allow you to make too much noise at night time, due to the other guests staying at the hotel that are not there to party! That was annoying at first but we got used to it!

We stayed all inclusive at the Triton Hotel, but I would never do it again. The food was horrible, the fish fingers and chicken nuggets did not appear to be fish or chicken - I dread to think! Pasta and chips was served everyday, which got very boring! As for the alcohol, you could only get things like Raki, Brandy and Wine. So in my opinion, not worth it! Our group ended up going out and buying bottles of vodka, malibu, amaretto etc and making massive fish bowls and drinking it before going out!

Nightlife is awesome, we spent a lot of time in Zig Zag but did wander off up the strip trying different places. You won't need any tips on where to go at night, you can just follow the crowds and tell! I would recommend a trip to the Strip Club though..it's 10euros to get in but you get 2 free drinks, and considering drinks are 5euros each it makes up for it, and you get to witness nothing like you would ever see in England! I won't spoil it for you...but let's just say we were all pretty amazed to say the least!

All in all, I would not stay in this hotel again, due to the way all English people were discriminated against!