Fodele Beach Resort: Inside the all inclusive with it’s own waterpark

Entertainment

As well as a choice of indoor and outdoor bars to relax in in the evenings, there was a selection of entertainment put on each night. This included a Greek night with traditional music and dancing, a disco on another night and a variety performance on the outdoor stage. There is also an arcade if you want to create your own entertainment.

Food

Going hungry will not be a problem for any guests of the hotel. No matter which part of the park you are at, there are snacks and drinks available nearby, with food served from 6am-11pm.

There are also a number of bars where you can grab a drink, however it’s worth noting cocktails can only be purchased in the evenings. Beer, wine and spirits and soft drinks are available throughout the day.

Basilikos restaurant

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the buffet was a failsafe option for filling up. You never know what to expect at a hotel buffet, but Fodele offered a rotating menu which meant there were fresh options every day and lots to choose from.

As well as meals of the day, there were crowd pleasers such as freshly baked pizza, fish, chips and, of course, Greek salad always available. Drinks are self-service which I found slightly unusual for a 5-star, but it didn’t prove much of an issue as there were rarely queues during my visit.  

Ambrosia

The hotel has two a la carte restaurants that guests can book into during their stay. I dined Italian-themed restaurant Ambrosia one evening and enjoyed a delicious three-course meal.

A personal highlight was the mushroom risotto. It was full of flavour and I received a generously sized portion. House wine can be ordered by the glass, with additional wines available for purchase.