Excellent accueil. appartement austère (nous avons constaté de problèmes avec la douche) Propreté en fonction du personnel mais changement régulier des serviettes. Moyennement situe. Quelques remarques par rapport à Internet : pas de sèche cheveux. Lave-linge sur demande à payer à chaque lavage.
Bref, pas mal pour la Grèce
Great place to be. Fantastic, friendly service. Clean and spacious rooms. Good value for money.
Great place for the families to relax
Good location near the sea boulevard. It has it's own parking lot, so parking is easy. Several restaurants at the boulevard at walking distance. The rooms are big. With balcony or little garden including garden chairs. Good beds. We had to ask for the airco remote, but that's not strange late in the season. All is OK, no more no less.
An Epicurean’s Haven!
Until my wife and I travelled to Greece, my most enjoyable and interesting trips were those to Poland and the Soviet Union in the early 1970s, far exceeding all other travels, domestic and foreign. However, our trip in May of 2014 to Athens and Longos surpassed them all, and our stay at Harmony Hotel Apartments in Longos was a good part of what made this stay so pleasant. Harmony’s apartments and pool are beautifully designed and very well maintained, and owners John and Christos and staff are rich in character and very helpful when questions arise. The adjoining towns of Longos and Selianitika offer a beautiful beach on the southern shore of the Gulf of Corinth, and along the beach are many outdoor restaurants (Esperides has an exceptional Greek Salad, best we encountered, as well as fine seafood). Downtown Selianitika offers a Super Market (with a respectable wine selection), two outdoor vegetable markets, bread and pastry stores (desserts are an art form in Greece), and an ATM (which occasionally runs out of Euros, but nearby Aigio has many ATMs, and a little cafe called Frozen Yogurt on the Go). Plus, Longos offers an exceptionally good location for visiting ancient sites and museums (Delphi, Olympia, Mycenae, Epidaurus, Argos, and Nafplion are about a 2-hour drive one way). All Greeks whom we encountered were very, very friendly and helpful (and the lady at one family owned souvenir shop near Mycenae offered desserts, shared family history, generally made you feel a truly welcomed guest, and sold souvenirs – some replicas and family made – that stood well apart from those of her local competitors). We alternated days of rest at the pool and beach with travels to ancient ruins and museums. By doing so, our stay at Harmony Hotel gave us a little bit of paradise – pleasing experiences for the body, mind and soul.