Having been to a few Ikos resorts it felt like time to see Odisia, the resorts are always better after they have had some time to settle in and the gardens grow. Travelled late sept with my mother and young son. In a nutshell, Odisia is amazing, to the point that I can't see a reason to ever return to somewhere like Andalusia as Odisia is so much better on all levels, unless you hate walking. We stayed in the garden village which is great for young kids as it has a splash pad for kids, also the pools there were heated slightly warmer than the other pools we tried in the 3 other clusters, the hotel said they were all heated to the same temperature but this wasn't the case on our visit. We stayed in a pretty standard room which had a garden and pool view, unlike other ikos resorts this room was large, and had a big outdoor areas with a dining table and loungers. Major plus with a young child was that these rooms in the garden area have a gate which opens up directly into the pool area, so we could get loungers straight outside of our room so no need to fill bags of pool things everyday. The waiting staff here were great throughout our trip, and will serve you by the pool and in your garden. This only happens in the garden area as in all the other areas there is a gap between the rooms and the pool area. Also because the garden village is smaller than the other pool areas you get served quicker, in the main pool area it can take a while to be served due to the size of the area. The resort itself is large, and only ever two storey so seems like half the rooms have gardens, so there aren't any bad rooms. The size of the resort gives it a nice spread out luxury feel, different from a hotel you usually get. The resorts feels more open with space everywhere. The beach is great with a calm see which isn't deep so great for kids. A highlight for me and one of the key reasons I go back to ikos is the food and drink, again this was a highlight of our trip, can't fault any of the meals we had, and the views from all are stunning. Favourite for views is Elia, I don't think you'll find a more stunning setting anywhere. As mentioned the resort is large but we never felt the walks were too far, we had a 74yr old and a 4yr old with a pushchair and fixing have an issue the whole trip, there are buggy's flying around to use but they weren't easy to get, but like I said it never felt far to anywhere, I have read some people moaning about this but being blunt unless you have a disability it's laziness. A real plus for the trip was the sunset boat cruise that leaves every evening outside of Ouzo, it was a stunning trip and being included without extra cost is another plus over other ikos resorts. So for me Odisia sets a new standard for holidays, and Ikos Holidays, as close to perfection as I have seen. Only comment I would make is be careful when you go due to the weather, we went late sept and were increadibly lucky as the two weeks before had been bad, and
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