ホテル レイチェル(Rachel Hotel)

Very picturesque place, good and clean hotel, kind and helpful staff, comfortable beach and everything is so near! Great option both for a short and longer stay! You can visit also Temple of Aphaia and it takes around 40 minutes of hiking right from the hotel. You can also come here by ferry from Athens which takes 30 minutes and you don’t have to go to Aegina port. You just come here and find the hotel in 2 minutes.

The hotel is very close to the beach, breakfast was good, the room was confortable, but the bathroom was a stinky, something goin on with the drains. Everyone who work there are friendly and helpful.

Lovely hotel in a perfect location, 2 mins from the beach and the centre of the village. Giannis and Aggeliki are the perfect hosts and nothing is too much trouble. Good breakfast with selection of cereals, meat, cheese, eggs, fruit, yoghurt etc and you can eat as much as you desire. The rooms are bright and airy and equipped with very comfy beds, TV, kettle and A/C. There are balconies to enjoy the views and sit and relax. We have been staying at this hotel now for 14years and highly recommend it, you won’t be disappointed.

We have lost count of the times we have spent at the hotel. It is the place to stay for 2 weeks R&R. Clean rooms, with extras found in more expensive hotels such as a bug plug, take your own inserts, Kettle, take your own cups, although Giannis will probably lend you some for the holiday or you can buy some from the shops 100 yards away, Air con, a must during the hotter months. Ironing board and iron. The rooms are cleaned every day. Breakfast with everything from Honey, melon, jams to cheese, meats, breads and cakes, 3 different at last count. The beach is just 150 yards away, plenty of sunbeds to choose from. Buses to Aegina where there are loads of shops, cafes and pubs are 1.80 euro are just up from the hotel. There are also places to see and Giannis will be glad to advise how to get there. All in all a great place to stay and wind down

This property was very close to a beautiful beach for swimming. My daughter and I felt very safe walking around this family community where people were always saying hello and always engaged in chit chat with each other. Shopping was fun, especially if you love pistachios. There was a very beautiful ancient temple that we climbed up to. If was a very steep climb so I recommend anyone with mobility issues to take a taxi.

Great location just a minutes walk to a beautiful beach. Rooms were small, but had all you needed. Great front desk staff, super helpful. He also printed quite a few things for us that we needed for travel (PLF's and Testing documents). We will definitely be staying here again when we are in Aegina again. Some reviews may say these rooms were small, which they were, but this is common for European hotels. We did not have any issues or complaints, and were very very happy with our room and stay.

Extremely helpful stuff. Very polite and always available to help. The street is rather quiet and the beach is 60m from hotel The bathroom is extremely small at least in our room. Although it was quite old, it was clean

Super accueil hotel charmant un endroit a decouvrir en priorite Le gerant est toujours a la recherche d'une solution Tres cosy litterie impeccable petit dejeuner super bon le gerant fait tout pour qu'il manque de rien A conseiller

Réservée pour 2 nuits sur le site *********** (à éviter) , la chambre qu'on nous a proposée était triste à se pendre ! Autant dormir dans sa voiture ou sur la plage ... De plus, nous avons été remboursés de 0.94 centimes d'euros sur une somme totale de 159.95 euros. La dame qui nous a reçu était pourtant charmante et nous lui avons rapporté la clef rapidement avec en promesse un arrangement de remboursement , même partiel possible. Mais son mari ne nous a pas rappelé comme promis. Une attitude qui ne ressemble pas à l'hospitalité Grecque que nous apprécions depuis de longues années. L'environnement de l'hôtel est tout à fait exagéré dans les avis publiés et Agia Marina est loin de ressembler au paradis : préférez Perdika ou le port d'Egine. Mais la vision du paradis est sans doute très subjective.