39 Best Hotels in The Peloponnese, Greece
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Hotels in Nafplion, Sparta, and other large towns and cities tend to be open year-round. Monemvasia is a year-round getaway and hotels stay open there as well. In beach resorts, such as the Mani villages, and in Olympia, many hotels close in late October and reopen in late March or early April. In Nafplion, many old houses have been converted to pleasant small hotels and do a brisk weekend business as a getaway for Athenians, and here you'll also be likely to find the region's more luxurious and expensive lodgings. Overall, though, lodging is a good value in the Peloponnese, and even in high season you can usually manage to find a clean and pleasant room for two, with breakfast, for less than €100.
Pharae Palace Hotel
Pierides
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Pirgos Mavromichali
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The fortified, seaside stronghold of the Mavromichali clan, noted for their role in the fight for Greek independence, is now an enchanting inn with 13 character-filled rooms and suites set within the walls of a centuries-old tower building. Around this are clustered around sun-drenched terraces that drop down to the turquoise waters of Limeni harbor, which lies just north of Areopolis. Stone walls, wooden floors, vaulted ceilings, and other original architectural touches are complemented by supremely comfortable beds and stylish furnishings. The on-site restaurant, open only to hotel guests, presents a gourmet Mediterranean menu highlighting products from the Mani, and several present-day Mavromichalis descendents are usually on hand to provide a warm welcome.
Pyrgos of Mystras
A stone mansion set in a fragrant garden at the edge of the modern town is the setting for this stylish country retreat, where luxurious rooms, all decorated with rich colors and fabrics, overlook orange groves and Mt. Taygettus. The stone-walled public rooms and shady terraces are a delight as well, as are the friendly welcome, attentive service, and excellent breakfast.
Stavento
The Bold Type Hotel
Trapela
In this beautiful, traditionally styled house just off the Aeropolis main square, large, stone-floored, stone-walled, wood-ceilinged rooms combine distinctive, traditional ambience with modern comforts. They open off communal terraces and overlook a small garden—it's either there or in the lounge that the excellent buffet breakfast is served.
Ulysses
From the shady, well-manicured side garden to the attractive traditional furnishings in the spotless rooms, every part of this hotel is welcoming. Balconies have views over the town and sea, and each room has an individual heating and cooling unit (important when the mosquitoes are out in force). The breakfast spread is lavish, with fresh orange juice, local yogurt with honey, and freshly baked breads, all held in the vine-covered garden.