3 Stars Hotels in Peloponnese, Greece

Second stay at limeni village. Just gorgeous. The views are amazing. Rooms are big and we had a jacuzzi on tv balcony which was just wonderful. Rooms were cleaned every day. Breakfast is amazing with lots to choose from. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We will be back!

Pros: 1) Location is good. The place is close to the Nafplio Old Town. 2) The front desk staff speak excellent English 3) The WIFI is free and the speed and connectivity are good. 4) The room and bathrooms were very clean 5) There are several good restaurants within walking distance 6) The place is quite at night and sleep quality was good. 7) Air condition was available 8) The room had a good view. 9) Front desk is staffed 24 hours 10) The rooms and bathrooms are spacious. 11) There is street parking available next to the hotel. 12) The tariff was reasonable. Cons: 1) We had a very noisy neighbour, thanks to whom our sleep was spoilt. That is not hotel's fault. The hotel's rooms are certainly not sound proof.

The hotel is located in the pedestrian area of the pleasant city of Nafplio. The decoration mentioned in particular is beautiful and original. An exquisite breakfast with a variety of choices and quality products.

Second stay at limeni village. Just gorgeous. The views are amazing. Rooms are big and we had a jacuzzi on tv balcony which was just wonderful. Rooms were cleaned every day. Breakfast is amazing with lots to choose from. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We will be back!

A great hotel, not to say a finely designed small village in wonderful nicely designed gardens and landscaping, a fantastic swimming pool , an acceptable beach - not really the best - a very spacious room plus a large verandah overlooking the med , the gardens and Gythion at a distance of a few kms..Breakfast rather rich but not self service, you stay in line for the 2 waitresses to serve you - why not self service ? - . Service more than professional with a great genuine smile...On the negative side, the private driveway from the main road to the hotel (500+ metres) is the worst I have seen in the recent years, as if you drive on the worst surfaced cement road. As of mid September , the restaurant is closed so apart from the bar which is open till 20,00 hours, there is nothing available, there is absolutely nothing to do, nothing to eat , with nothing around , nowhere to go if you don't have a car..You are in a fine hotel room in the wilderness. You can only watch the tiny 18 inch tv which is a shame for such a hotel... Internet connection is a disaster. They should do something about it... No room service at any time of the day or night..

A hotel with good value for money, the breakfast restaurant is smaller, the choice is relatively small, the service is enthusiastic, the room is small, but clean and tidy, with complete facilities, which is quite satisfactory.

Second stay at limeni village. Just gorgeous. The views are amazing. Rooms are big and we had a jacuzzi on tv balcony which was just wonderful. Rooms were cleaned every day. Breakfast is amazing with lots to choose from. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We will be back!

The Peloponnese peninsula is a wonderful destination, with very friendly people and its peculiarity is that each area offers the traveller a different picture, landscape and cultural wise, all of them worth exploring. Our base was at Areopolis, at the hotel Kastro Maini, The hotel is run by a family, and they all did their best to make our stay unforgetable, The public areas are pleasant just as the rooms, which are medium in size, with a balcony, and a fully equipped bathroom. What we liked was that the room was meticulously cleaned every day and the towels were changed daily. , The breakfast offered a wide choice of mostly local tasty products. It bothered me a little that the same things were offered every day, I would have liked some variety. Would I recommend this hotel to you? Definitely, if you visit this hotel you won't be disappointed.

A great hotel, not to say a finely designed small village in wonderful nicely designed gardens and landscaping, a fantastic swimming pool , an acceptable beach - not really the best - a very spacious room plus a large verandah overlooking the med , the gardens and Gythion at a distance of a few kms..Breakfast rather rich but not self service, you stay in line for the 2 waitresses to serve you - why not self service ? - . Service more than professional with a great genuine smile...On the negative side, the private driveway from the main road to the hotel (500+ metres) is the worst I have seen in the recent years, as if you drive on the worst surfaced cement road. As of mid September , the restaurant is closed so apart from the bar which is open till 20,00 hours, there is nothing available, there is absolutely nothing to do, nothing to eat , with nothing around , nowhere to go if you don't have a car..You are in a fine hotel room in the wilderness. You can only watch the tiny 18 inch tv which is a shame for such a hotel... Internet connection is a disaster. They should do something about it... No room service at any time of the day or night..

Pros: 1) Location is good. The place is close to the Nafplio Old Town. 2) The front desk staff speak excellent English 3) The WIFI is free and the speed and connectivity are good. 4) The room and bathrooms were very clean 5) There are several good restaurants within walking distance 6) The place is quite at night and sleep quality was good. 7) Air condition was available 8) The room had a good view. 9) Front desk is staffed 24 hours 10) The rooms and bathrooms are spacious. 11) There is street parking available next to the hotel. 12) The tariff was reasonable. Cons: 1) We had a very noisy neighbour, thanks to whom our sleep was spoilt. That is not hotel's fault. The hotel's rooms are certainly not sound proof.

The hotel is located in the pedestrian area of the pleasant city of Nafplio. The decoration mentioned in particular is beautiful and original. An exquisite breakfast with a variety of choices and quality products.

We loved everything about this hotel !! We stayed 2 nights .. family of 5 with 3 teenagers . Upon arrival the manager Elena could not have been more welcoming, informative about restaurants and sites to visit in the area and just overall a wonderful host and a huge credit to the hotel. We had a loft room with a double bed and a camp bed downstairs and a double bed upstairs . The mattresses were super comfortable and we all slept great! The AC was also excellent! On arrival 𝐸𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑎 told us that the breakfast was something special but I was not prepared for the most amazing spread the next morning (photos attached!) The sheer amount and variety of delicious food was unreal and when I asked what happened to all the leftovers she told me they give them to a charity every day to feed those in need. It was simply the best breakfast we have come across on this trip after 3 days in Athens , 6 on Spetses island and 7 travelling around the Peloponnese. I would also like to me to mention the fabulous waitresses at breakfast .. they could not do enough for us and the smoothie they served everyone was sublime ! The water on the table was infused with mint lime and ginger ! 𝐸𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑎 herself has a huge knowledge of the area and have us superb recommendations which archaeological sites to visit (Mycenae, Epidaurus and Pallamidi) and which local restaurants were best .. fabulous one 5 mins walk from hotel on seafront where we had delicious shrimps . She also recommended a great pizza place in Napflio Il Porto which the kids said was amazing ! If we are back in the area we will definitely stay at the Alexandros! I would like to wish all the staff continued success and thank them for a really lovely stay .

There were six of us in our group (3 bedrooms total). If you look at the hotel from the front, the lobby is over to the left and our rooms were in the addition over to the right. There were three rooms connected by a hallway and we had all three so it was kind of nice that we were the only ones in that part of the building. The rooms were fine - European so small, but modern and clean which is all I care about. The view was nice as you're up on the hill overlooking the sea, but it's probably a better view from the floor above us as we saw a lot of the tops of buildings. We had a few problems. The first morning we woke up early to get a start on the day and the water was freezing cold. I ran outside over to the looby to let the manager know, but she doesn't usually arrive until 8AM so it was just the kitchen staff getting ready for breakfast. Through Google translate I was able to explain what was happening and they called the manager who got on the phone with a plumber. Long story short, it got fixed around 9AM so we got a late start. Rick Steve's says it's not about whether or not there are issues (there always will be) but about how the staff reacts. They were pleasant. To the left of the lobby there was a hallway and at the end was an empty room that had a deluxe bathroom. I went in and turned on the water in the shower and it was hot so apparently the issue was just on our side of the building - maybe with another water heater. Then we realized that the shower doors wouldn't stay shut so the bathroom floor was covered in water - slipping hazard. We found that the trashcan next to the toilet was broken and then that the sink was draining really slowly. The staff was able to fix the shower door almost (not 100%, but close) while we were there so that was nice. Maybe if we'd been there longer it would have been okay, but our time was so precious if we don't get an early start then there are things we just don't get to do. I guess I figure when you're a hotel hot water in a shower is a basic expectation. Also, there was no ”Hey, we know you're getting a late start so breakfast is on us,” or, ”Hey, we have an empty room with a functioning shower - why don't you use that room so everybody can get clean and you can start your day.” It was more along the lines of... we have a plumber and he'll be here soon. One last thing, they did have a laundry service and they took our clothes at 10PM and we had all three bags back (dry and folded) the next morning around 8AM for 30 euros so I give them credit for that. Would I stay there again? I really don't know. There seemed to be a lot of hotels around and we were there in the off-season so there seemed to be plenty of vacancies. If I'm realistic I think I'd actually hunt around online a bit to see if we could get into a better hotel for what might be the same price.

Visiting Argos for a wedding, this hotel was the best to stay for two nights. Located perfectly in the main square of the city, having coffee shops, restaurants and local market in a walking distance. Family run with clean rooms and balconies. They are in co operation with a parking next to the hotel for 5 euros per day. Breakfast had a variety of hot and cold delicious food to choose.

Very friendly and welcoming family, elegant environment, delicious breakfast, we set two rooms, everyone likes it here, after arriving at the hotel in the afternoon, the proprietress sent a beautiful dessert to each room. There is a big supermarket near the hotel, driving to the castle and the beach is very close