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Third time to the Atrium and as usual was an amazing holiday. All three of us had a wonderful time ....the room was lovely and the surroundings and hotel are beautiful. The thing that makes the Atrium so special though is the staff...they are all amazing from the reception staff to the waiting staff and bar staff. The cleaners do a wonderful job as well as it's always spotless. We will be back next year.

The hotel is located on a hillside. So there are many stairs and elevators, but beautiful views down to the sea. Very friendly staff. excellent buffet also with Greek cuisine, different wines but no Retsina, draft beer. Some very nice public rooms also with great sea view. Very different rooms and different locations of the rooms.

This hotel was fine, but it wasn't worth the cost. We had a pool suite (301). The pool was beautiful, but it was in the shade from big trees most of the day, which meant it was cold till the late afternoon. The beds and table were also a bit grubby and tired looking. Also this suite is next to the car park. There is some sparse bamboo, but everyone parking their car still looks in. Once family wondered in through the gate and had a look round. The room itself is nice enough, but small for a suite. The bathroom is very small and has very little counter space. If you are using the sofa bed, it is just a foam pad. You can get a mattress topper to make it more comfortable but you do have to ask. We didn't use the main pool much, but as other reviews state, there are not enough sun beds. During breakfast people were plotting where to go once the big red rope came down. This was August, so it might be better in lower season. Also, you have to pay a deposit for pool towels, which means you have to keep an eye on them or you will loose your deposit. The breakfast was nice enough, nothing special. The cinnamon buns are lovely. The evening meal is always buffet so we didn't eat at the hotel. We had excellent meals at The View Restaurant next door in the Magic Hotel and Ammos at the Skiathos Princess. During the day Ammos has a lovely beach club feel and we had lunch and drinks there there several times. Skiathos Princess residents can use the beds. There is no beach access for The Atrium - if you are looking at google earth, the path opposite the hotel that looks like it goes to the beach actually goes to a villa and there is no way through. You need to walk past the Princess and down a road beside the Kohyli Tavern - it takes 10-15 minutes. There is a rough track that cuts down the hillside and you end up behind the kitchen of the Ammos; it is quicker but sort of climbing and the area behind the kitchen is grim. The beach is lovely and there are beds for hire by the beach bars for 20 euro a pair. As other reviews say, there are lots of levels and lots of stairs, but we didn't mind that. The only thing we really did not like the stretch of road that you have to walk on to get to the hotel and the next hotels/ shops/beach. For 150m there is no path and as it is on a corner it does not feel safe, especially at night.

This could be a fine hotel but isn’t. The main problem is a sense of joylessness and anxiety. Staff, most of whom are nice, seem never to smile and to be fearful of guests. But there are other problems too: The check in is unnecessarily tortuous. All arrivals have to go through a complex and infuriating sign in process to arrive at their private high security WiFi address. The breakfast is second rate. There is no whole fruit and the sliced fruit is almost exclusively tropical ie flown in rather than seasonal. There is an overall appearance of selective penny pinching - cheap ingredients and institutional cutlery and crockery. Finally there were no tissues or shower cap provided and only generic all in one shower gel/shampoo. Most importantly, even though the water on the island isn’t potable no bottled water was provided. We asked for some - it was suggested we went to the supermarket, several hundred yards away along the main road of the island. Part of the way there is no pavement. We said this was unacceptable in a hotel where our room cost €500 per night. My husband also complained that at 81 he wasn’t prepared to lug back bottles of water. The hotel then reluctantly agreed to provide us with two bottles of water a day but this only materialised once during our four day stay. Overall the location is stunning, the hotel is well constructed and kitted out and it was very clean. But it seriously lacked skilled management and friendly smiles. We are not planning to return.

An exquisite boutique hotel with a stunning view. The hotel is very clean with excellent amenities a great breakfast and excellent position . It is located at the middle of the distance between skiathos town and Koukournaris Beach , with a lot of small shops around and also some great taverns .

We loved our stay here! The hotel is beautifully renovated, spotlessly clean, and very well maintained. Our room had a stunning view, and the entire place felt welcoming and peaceful. The staff were incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. A perfect mix of comfort, style, and genuine hospitality—we’d gladly come back!