FAQ

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1. Where is Symi?
2. How do I get to Symi ?
3. Where can I find the Ferries schedule ?
4. Are the Rooms fully Air-conditioned? If yes what else do they include?
5. Do you provide Internet Access or Fax Services for Guests?
6. What are your Room Rates?
7. How do I Book a Room?
8. When is the Hotel Open?

Where is Symi?

Symi is a Small Beautiful Greek Island in the Dodecanese Islands Complex and lies 24 nautical miles NW of Rhodes and 255 nautical miles from the port of Piraeus.

How do I get to Symi ?

The best and the fastest way of accessing Symi is by taking the morning or evening ferry from Rhodes (Madraki). Rhodes airport (Diagoras) receives hundreds of every day charter flights from all over Europe. The other way of getting there is by taking the big ferry from Piraeus Harbour.

Where can I find the ferries schedule?

Ferry schedules change from often! The best way of getting the right Information is by calling A.N.E.S. at 0030 22460 71444 or the port police at 0030 22460 71205.

Are the Rooms fully Air-Conditioned? If Yes, what else they include?

All Rooms have Air Condition, Telephone, Radio, Television, Refrigerator, large fitted Wardrobes, and an En-Suite Bathroom with Shower, Basin and WC.

Do you provide Internet Access or Fax Services for Guests?

This Season our new IT facilities can operate 24 hours per day 7 days per week for our Guests !! Our IT facilities include PC with internet connection, Fax, Scanner and printer.

What are your Room Rates?

You can get more information about our Hotel Price List by contacting Nireus Reception or Management.

How do I Book a Room?

Bookings can be done thought our Web Page (which is less expensive for you), By Fax, E-mail, and Telephone. Furthermore, we cooperate with a large number of Travel Agents if you are looking for Package Holidays.

Customers who wish to book a room for the up coming months, need to sent (By Credit Card or the 20% of the total cost as a Deposit.

When is the Hotel Open

Nireus Hotel opens from the middle of April (Greek Easter) until the end of October.