Hotel Bellevue

Elegant and modern hotel with kind stuff and amazing spa area. Comfortable and clean rooms.

I have left my leather jacket in the room , called reception 3 hours later we left the hotel the receptionist promised to call back but never did, I chased them the next day by then they said the jacket is missing. Asked the staff to investigate staff and review camera becuse I was wearing the jacket the last night, they kept this investigation for weeks and nothing has happened. Only staff had a card access to my room this is upsetting. We stayed ín the camp Cikat nearby in August as well and nothing diaappeared ! Shame on a Five Star hotel to let this happen

Nice newly renovated rooms with nice private beach, including an adult only area. Great staff, all we met were very friendly and spoke English well. Breakfast was great with an amazing choice of options. Tiling around pools could use some work, so be careful. Showers are not a great design and hard to keep water in the tub. Rooms are nicely renovated but no real sea views due large trees. On-site restaurants (Japanese and Greek) served nice food but I would say not great value for price. I would explore off-site options.

This is a high-class hotel in the beautiful bay of Chikat, surrounded by pine-trees. Parking for check-in was limited and full. Parking near the hotel costs, but is free across the street. The room was comfortable with lots of storage space and a deep enclosed balcony with a sea view. The water in the room was free, but not the rest of the bar. The hotel has two good restaurants (Japanese and Greek) in-house, and two more within walking distance (Lanterna and Konoba Cigalo). The "beach" is a concrete pier with deck chairs and umbrellas, which are free, but many guests reserve them at 8 am and do not show up until noon. The access to the sea is thus either by ladder or by diving. The sea is crystal clear but cooler than the Caribbean. The pier has two tiers, separated by a one-foot step, with no warning line, and 6-inch stairs in only a couple locations. I immediately realized this was a safety hazard, but nevertheless fell down over the one-foot drop, misjudging the depth, with only minor scrapes, fortunately. The breakfast buffet was huge, however most "hot" items (fried eggs, crêpes) were cold; even when prepared specially (eggs Benedict), the eggs were cold.

The hotel is quite large, can have up to 400 guests, but it never feels crowded — which I really appreciated. Our room (with a quiet garden view) was spacious, with a good walk-in shower, a Nespresso machine, and a small fridge. Housekeeping was excellent — fast and thorough. The beach area is the true highlight. The adults-only section is small, private, and located in a calm bay — perfect for early morning swims as the sun rises and you are the only in the sea, or for enjoying a quiet coffee with a newspaper. It’s peaceful and beautiful. There are also two pools, but with such an amazing bay right there, I never even used them. Breakfast was another standout. A fantastic variety — fresh raw fish, local cheeses and meats, smoothies, fruits from all over the world, and eggs made to order. The garden-side seating is lovely, especially since the main terrace can get quite hot in the sun. It gets busy after 9 AM, so going earlier is best. The main downside: prices for food and drinks. A glass of wine starts at €13, burgers are around €30, and even local beer is close to €8. Most nearby restaurants are part of the hotel group and just as expensive. That said, there’s a beach bar just 100 meters away where drinks are half the price, and a Lidl about a 10-minute walk for affordable wine and snacks. Overall, a beautiful, relaxing stay — especially if you're happy to enjoy the sea, the peace, and bring a few of your own treats.