Can anyone explain to me the greek system of hotel classification. I've just been flicking through the 2006 Kosmar brochure and they grade A,B and C. Which order do they go in? A highest and C lowest or the other way round?
Cheers Laurence
i think A is the highest but with Kosmar all accommodation is basically simple and clean nothing special but nothing to worry about either
in my own opinion of course
in my own opinion of course
The old classification of greek Hotels was L,A,B,C,D,E paralled by Rooms for Rent A,B,C.
A 'C' class hotel roughly equates to an 'A' class Room for Rent.
Very approx 'A' class is one with restaurant and swimming pool, a 'C' class is a simple room only/bb type place.
A 'C' class hotel roughly equates to an 'A' class Room for Rent.
Very approx 'A' class is one with restaurant and swimming pool, a 'C' class is a simple room only/bb type place.
Cheers thanks for that.
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