Princess Andriana Resort & Spa

Board at this hotel is all-Inclusive. This covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner at the main Medallion Restaurant, along with selected snacks and local alcoholic and non‑alcoholic drinks. One visit per stay to each of the à la carte restaurants is also included when booked in advance, with certain premium dishes and drinks carrying an extra charge.

Dining spans the Medallion buffet plus four à la carte options: Moonlight, Thalassa, Royal Grill and Bella Vista. Bars include Coral Bar, Fresh Bar, Pearl Pool Bar, Prestige Lounge Bar and the Beach Bar across the road, giving you a mix of daytime drinks, poolside cocktails and relaxed evening spaces.

The main pool is a large, walk‑in lagoon‑style pool with steps leading into turquoise water, and kids also have their own separate pool. On top of that, there’s a full on=site waterpark open from 10.00–17.30, with a main waterslide tower featuring 8 slides, an aqua tower with 6 more slides, plus a splash park and spray ground. Waterslides have a height restriction of over 1.2m, and there are sunbeds and parasols around the pool areas, as well as an indoor pool for quieter swims. An all‑day restaurant overlooks the pools, and there’s another bar just a few steps from the beach, where you’ll also find sunbeds and parasols.

Beyond the pools and waterpark, there is tennis with floodlights, mini‑football, aqua aerobics, aerobics, volleyball, table tennis, darts, minigolf, archery, billiards, two padel tennis courts and more. There’s also a playground that children can use independently as long as an adult supervises. Landscaped gardens, sun terraces and plenty of loungers make it easy to relax between dips, and the underpass to the beach means you can switch between pool, slides and sea without leaving the resort bubble.

Evenings centre around the amphitheatre, where the entertainment team puts on shows, quizzes and a regular Greek night that’s a favourite with guests. Live music also features, and the lobby bar keeps things sociable with cocktails and local wine. It’s a relaxed, family‑friendly setup where you can dip into the entertainment as much or as little as you like.

For children, there’s a miniclub for ages 4 to 12, running Monday to Saturday with morning and afternoon sessions, giving younger guests structured activities while parents unwind. Later on, the mini‑disco runs from 20.30 to 21.15, offering a fun way for kids to round off the day before the main evening entertainment begins.

TUI offers a mix of modern, spacious rooms and suites, many of which work really well for families thanks to their layout and the amount of usable space. The family rooms give you a proper divide between sleeping areas, so adults and children aren’t all in one open space, and the décor is clean and contemporary throughout. Some options come with private pools or swim‑up access, which is a big bonus for families who like easy, all‑day water time without needing to head to the main pool or waterpark. These room types also tend to have larger terraces, making them great for quiet downtime once the kids are asleep.

There are also deluxe rooms and suites that offer more room to spread out, plus upgraded touches that suit longer stays. Whether you choose a standard family room or a swim‑up option, all the accommodation focuses on comfort, modern styling and practical layouts that make life easier for families, especially those who want quick access to the pools, waterpark and beach without trekking across the resort.

Rooms come with air‑conditioning, Wi‑Fi, a TV, a mini‑fridge, tea and coffee facilities, and a safe. You also get a modern bathroom with either a bath or shower, plus toiletries and a hairdryer. Most room types include a balcony or terrace, giving you extra outdoor space, and upgraded options like swim‑ups or private pools add larger terraces and direct water access.