도리사 더오렘 호텔(Doryssa Theorem Hotel)

Great location, easy to walk everywhere. Hotel is busy with charter flight clients changing every week, so buffet is super busy. If you want a view and quieter hotel with a pool stay at Doryss Lithos, much quieter. Definitely don’t stay in room 217 it is advertised as a deluxe balcony, it has a shared courtyard with no privacy

Exclusive boutique hotel. Super friendly and professional staff. It feels like they are there just to make your stay perfect. Stunning interior design. The breakfast is both beautiful and everything else you could wish for. You sleep like a princess in supercomfy beds. Highly recommend this hotel. Top notch. My favourite hotel right now🩵

Very flash and new. Nice and close to everything with helpful friendly staff. Breakfast was full on food on the cool balcony. Was somewhat flummoxed by the electrics and having to dry down and dress in the rooms corridor as there is no room in the shower. Forget modesty. Overall a lovely hotel.

Doryssa Theorem is a very good hotel. Exclusive interiors, high quality materials, comfortable beds, tasty and varied breakfast, service minded staff. So, there shouldn’t be a problem. But there are some details that need to be improved before getting an even higher rating from me. Breakfast is tasty and has a lot of varieties to offer. But the fried eggs should be warm, not cold. The same goes for the bacon and sausages. Warm bacon and sausage is a lot better than cold. When the breakfast opens at 6:30 everything should be at place 6:30, and not 6:40-6:45. The fridge in our room was not working, and after some fixes (quick response from the staff!) it gradually got a colder. After 24 hours(!) it was almost cold but not really cold. It could take 2 bottles of beverages but cooling 3 bottles was beyond its capacity. Undersized fridge? The Air Conditioning was also undersized or had some other issue. Even when we set the AC at +19 C with fan speed at maximum the room was never cool enough. I have stayed in many hotel rooms and often the problem is the opposite, the room can easily get overchilled. But here we struggled to get below what felt to be like 24-25 C. We never made any complaints though, perhaps we should have? But the parameters were set to maximum cold so what more could a receptionist have done? The room, the bathroom, and the bed were of ambitious standards and comfortable, there are few places to put your belongings. You had to keep most of your things in the suitcase on the floor. A bit frustrating. I tried every night to find at spot to put my phone, my tablet, my book, and my glasses within reach, but this was a difficult task. Those who have designed the rooms are perhaps not accustomed to staying in hotels and meeting these tiny but vital details? 😊 It may sound as I am very disappointed? But I’m not. Doryssa Theroem is good! But since the whole hotel says “high quality” these details stand out. Thank you, for a pleasant stay!

We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. Since it’s also brand new, everything looks really nice and esthetic. Especially Stella and Anna were really nice and kind with welcoming us and helped us very well with the questions we had. Worth for a next trip!

Nice, clean and tastefully decorated room with everything we needed for a short stay. Staff was kind and helpful. Location is very convenient, at a short walking distance to the port, shopping and dining areas of the town. Breakfast was of great quality with a variety of choices for everyone in the family. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to come back for a longer trip the next time.

A delightful stay with impeccable service in a modern oasis. Clean rooms, amazing drinks, and great breakfast. Helpful staff and top-notch recommendations. I really loved Samos and Doryssa Theorem!!!

Staff was helpful. Staff booked a taxi and other activities for us. Breakfast buffet was delicious. Check-in was easy and efficient.

My biggest problem with this property is that our room was located in the basement. For what they charge, this hotel should not be putting people in basement rooms.