Odkryj pobyt w mieście Kalambaka

If I could put a fewer stars I would do it ... We're starting there.. WANT Who wants a room in Calabac with nothing there and I'll explain why.. We had booked 2 rooms 2 couples and the girl explained very nicely that because there were no double beds they would have united us before we arrived. We get to the hotel and we go up to the room where we face the beds being two alone and when we got down to say it, the reception advice was to do them ourselves... We keep going with the room: furs and hair everywhere. The one bed was to sleep and get up as a final silk because it must have had 5.5 to 6 plates at most and the mattress was a cigarette paper. The 1980 air conditioning, when it was too hot, was like you had a factory next to you so loud. The top of the bathroom ... Breaked tiles that were stuck and ready to leave the bathroom phone half broken that if you don't care about it can cut... And all this is a room with 50 euros... But I must admit that people are smart enough because when you get into the hotel you pay at that moment, the GT says if you go up and see the room you'll leave, so they'll secure the 50-rikaki, and then God has... with love 206.

This hotel is very close to the bus stop, 150 meters walk away, very close to the shops and restaurants, the location is good, the hotel has two sides, we can see the mountains in the direction where we are staying, and we can see the small buildings in the lower part, which is very good. The front desk staff will introduce you to the bus and church schedules when checking in, but they didn't give specific topographical maps. I live in a five-star hotel in China and there is some difference in Europe. European hotels generally do not provide guests with toiletries. This hotel is equipped with towels and bath towels, large bottles of hand sanitizer, and portable shampoo and shower gel. Nothing else. The hair dryer in the room I lived in was broken, and the Wi-Fi basically couldn't be used. Maybe it was because there were too many people using it. First of all, our main concern with children is hygiene and breakfast. This hotel has a good environment. Clean towels and bath towels are placed outside for guests to use in the stairwell. I first saw the hair on the towel when I entered the room... I took a coffee cup on the cup holder during breakfast, and saw a cup stained with water and lipstick. Obviously, it was manually cleaned without being wiped and disinfected. Breakfast was okay. It's just that when we first checked in, there were two groups staying in. After the group left, the specifications were reduced, the nuts were cancelled, and the eggs were changed from white eggs with red stamps to ordinary red eggs. The difference is obvious. I asked a friend for Waiter for a cup of coffee and asked for espresso without sugar. He brought it and said that two euros are equivalent to 16 RMB. Hope the above is helpful to everyone.

That small town is just one main street and at one end of the main street, but I suggest that I wish the other end to be closer to the scenic spot, especially if you don’t have a rental car. Others are quite satisfactory.

The hotel is located in a quiet mountain range, the whole hotel is full of art, breakfast is rich, the room is fully equipped. The hotel is a little far from the town of Karambaka and requires a taxi. The hotel can help guests call a car and help them contact the car and tour guide to Medeola Abbey.

This place wasn’t my cup of tea. It was old, but not the cute vintage kind. We had 3 rooms so I will be mentioning things from all 3. More like everything was molding and there were centuries of dirt crusted on. The washrooms (W.C) were dirty. The doorway had what looks like mold and water damage. Multiple places were rusted, including the shower. The showers floor was dirty and honestly very nasty. Another rooms sink faucet was terrible. The tiniest bit up would spray water everywhere. Imagine an umbrella where the water is going everywhere but down the drain. My room had 3 people in it, the extra bed that they put in was terrible. It was too flimsy and soft, I felt like I was going to break it. There isn’t a kettle in the room. The wifi barely worked, (especially at night) it was slow and I was lucky if anything loaded. The lobby was nice though. The washroom outside the room was straight up creepy. You have to go down the stairs in the lobby. There were creepy unlit hallways and do not enter signs. The lights took a long time to turn on and kept turning off while I was in it. The main reason I’m giving this place two stars is because they had free breakfast which was still okay. They didn’t have pancakes. Two stars.

Very nice and clean apartments at Kalampaka. The location is ideal because it's very close to the Meteora monasteries by car. Moreover, it's a peaceful area which is definitely recommended for couples. My advice is to stay here with your car in order to visit as many monasteries as possible.

Excellent hotel near the rocks and monasteries. This boutique Hotel has 19 rooms right across the street from a very high rock where you can watch rock climbers. It is also very close to the monasteries and everything in town. The staff is exceptionally friendly with great service. The rooms are charming with a nice patio and clean. I highly recommend this hotel if you’re staying in this area.

入住了兩晚的公寓酒店很為滿意。與房東的溝通很方便。自駕停車就在公寓前。公寓很新，用品齊全，乾淨衞生。