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Espectacular!!!

May 2023 we stayedfor three nights at the hotel and enjoyed every moment . The room was big with a veranda overlooking the sea. The location is superb in the suburb of Calamata easy access for everywhere. Superb breakfast helpfull staff available parking. In short a lovely hotel well recommended

Personal friendly attention from all staff from check in to check out. The rooms are spacious and look out over the Kalamata region and city and the gulf.

We absolutely adored our stay here! The beds were incredibly comfortable, making it the best sleep of our vacation. The deck was truly wonderful, and the pools were nothing short of fantastic. To top it all off, the breakfast was great, especially the cappucino. A nice outdoor setting for a meal. It's the perfect spot to unwind and rejuvenate. Be sure not to miss out on visiting Ancient Messene, and if you're looking for some excellent dining options, check out Taverna Agrilia (just a few steps away) and Ksimeroma (down on the main road).

Friendly attentive staff in a wonderfully located hillside hotel. Amazing spectacular views and well designed layout to accommodate everyone. Mr Dimitris strives for perfection and his high standards are a credit to him and his loyal team. What a fantastic place!

Il direttore Michael è una persona gentile e disponibile. Tutto il personale è professionale e cortese. Purtroppo non prendono l'American Express. E poi il bagno puzzava parecchio e non c'è il bidet Per il resto è andato tutto okay Enrico

Having just returned from a holiday in Kalamata, I wanted to review the hotel I stayed in. This was a holiday for a solo traveller and hopes to provide an objective but informative view. The hotel is outside of Kalamata, south east of the Town. A taxi from the airport to the hotel is about 25-30 euros. You can book in advance but this is the cheapest price I found. There are no Ubers / Bolts etc. The hotel itself is set in the side of the mountain (I guess it’s a mountain) and is arranged over a number of floors. The drive up the hotel is steep, so be sure you know your car can make it up (it will it’s just a bit disconcerting!). The reception is on the 4th floor, although this could easily be the ground floor. It is nicely decorated, clean, minimal and stylish. There are 36 rooms in the hotel and during my stay, 32 of them were in use. Not that I could tell! Due to the way the hotel is arranged, it never felt busy. This was also due to the time of year where, I understand, guests are more inclined to explore the local surroundings that lay by the pool (due to the slightly (!) cooler weather). The few days I stayed, it was between 27 and 30 degrees in late September which I found was a perfect temperature. During high season, the guests will stay more at the hotel so will be busier but I get the impression, it will never be overcrowded. The room itself was nice, a good size, clean and well laid out. There were plenty of plug sockets (a real hotel bugbear) and looked out over the sea. My room was 508 and one level up from the reception. It had a nice balcony which overlooked the pool. This was the lowest level of room and some of the others looked amazing. I would say that the rooms are quite close together at times, so you are likely to hear conversations from other guests and the odd snoring. It didn’t put me off or disturb but took a little getting used to. The facilities at the hotel are good, with an exceptional gym. It is one of the best I have used when travelling or on holiday. It has every bit of kit you could think of, bands, dumbbells, TRX, squat rack, bench etc etc. There is plenty of space to stretch with a treadmill & cross trainer for some cardio action. There is even a sofa to rest on should you need between sets! The food is good and breakfast was included. This was a buffet with variety across breads, cookies / sweets, fruit and hot choices. The coffee was excellent (shout out to the staff, thank you!). In terms of other food, there is a menu for during the day and a menu for room service at night. The food was good although there isn’t a restaurant per se but you can order food for by the pool whenever you like. I did enjoyed a few room service meals on the balcony. I did get some provisions from the supermarket in Kalamata (which is cheap) and there’s a Lidl 5 mins drive down the road should you need. Getting into Kalamata is about a 45 mins walk going down by the beach, or slightly less if you head in along the