Radisson Resort Plaza Skiathos

Great hotel near a fabulous taverna. Staff were friendly and helpful. Paid extra for a sea view room but was disappointed to be in the new block behind the original building. We were able to see the sea around the other building though. We booked a double but found this to consist of two single mattresses pushed together on a floating board which easily became separated. Breakfast was very good but mostly very crowded . Would like to see more choice of wines.All this said we would return.

There was nothing terrible or bad about this hotel, we just found it to be a bit average. The check in experience was a bit odd. They very helpfully were able to accommodate an early check in due to our arrival time which was really appreciated. However when we were told our sea view room was on floor 1 we asked if there was a higher floor available they seemed really reluctant to give this to us and tried to insist we see the 1st floor room before deciding. Don’t bother, just push for a higher floor. Room was clean. The bathroom is very small but lots of complementary toiletries which is handy if you haven’t packed enough. No bath towels were replaced on the final night so couldn’t shower on morning of departure. The location is a short walk from a little beach (with beach beds) and a lovely taverna. There is also a nice beach club just 15 mins walk away. We only stayed three nights and were glad it wasn’t more.

This was our honeymoon from hell. My jewellery was stolen from my room after our safe wasn’t working. The manager was very condescending and unsympathetic, implying that because we did not inform the staff of the faulty safe, I deserved to have my personal belongings stolen from my bag in my locked room at a 4 star hotel. She told me to "check my underwear". I asked her to phone the police which she did and then we had to go to the station to file a report. The next day, she told me it was her idea to call the police and when I replied that she only called them because I asked her to, she told me I was lying, but her member staff witnessed our original conversation and I confirmed with this staff member that I was the one to ask her to call the police. I had been gifted the necklace about 10 days previously by my MIL as a wedding gift. The next day, the manager left a note in our room telling me to contact reception, obviously this gave me hope that the necklace had been returned. Instead, the manager wanted to confront me about a review that I had written before my necklace was taken, which I had since deleted, knowing I would need to write a new one. I told her that obviously when I saw the note that I had thought that she had found my necklace and she laughed and said no and tried to talk about the deleted review. I told the manager that her reaction to jewellery being stolen in her hotel was very surprising as it meant that either her staff had stolen it or someone broke into the premises and into our room and stole our belongings, both very serious situations, to which she responded that she would call the police on me if I accused her staff. I repeated what I said, and said I am not accusing your staff, you told me they are the only ones with access to my room, so I am saying it was either them or a thief who broke into your hotel and both scenarios are bad. She responded again by threatening to call the police on me if I was accusing her staff, the most insane reaction I could imagine from the manager of a hotel whose guest had just had items stolen from their room. The fact that our room had a faulty safe and was the only room targeted seems extremely suspicious. Our room was in block B which is a second structure behind the main hotel that they do not tell you about upon booking. The corridors are loud, we could hear people talking and shouting at nighttime and doors slamming. On our last night, people were knocking on our door and running away. On our second last day, our dirty towels were removed but we were not given new clean ones. Our WiFi didn’t work for half a day and when I told a member of staff, he said “yes the WiFi is not very good in block B, it works here” (referring to the main building). There is an "emergency light" over the door to the room that could not be switched off so we had to sleep 5 nights with it on. We did not have hot water one day, we got rained on and came back cold and wet to the hotel and both had to have cold showers. I told the same staff member I informed about the WiFi and he said yes because block B’s hot water operates off solar panels and it had been cloudy, there was no hot water that day. This is not a Radisson hotel, do not come here. Absolutely horrible management and unsafe premises. I am taking my complaint to the Radisson group.

Amazing staff , great clean hotel and three minute walk from Kanapitsa beach . We had a week here in June and received a great welcome and had such amazing tips and recommendations from the reception team . Thanks Katerina and Stratos for all your help and advice . The breakfast was great and well organised by Kelly and her team . Lovely pool and great rooms with sea view . I would recommend that the emergency lights in the room were dimmed as were very bright and on throughout the night . Apart from that we had a great time and would definitely stay again . S & D

We booked the hotel literally 2 hours before arrival as our sailing yacht was not ready for a week trip. Easy to get here by taxi and the hotel is nicely located in a quiet corner of the island with a small beach a few metres away where there wasa lovely restaurant. Hotel is white, clean, great pool and good breakfast. It is a standard hotel but if you booked a room with sea view, you had good views. Small bathroom though, is for one person at a time only. I would not stay here for a week holiday but for a one night on our way to Alonnisos, it was fine.