Ski Resorts in Klitoria

Very clean, spacious room, free private parking, excellent breakfast. Highly recommended.

The hotel actually moved me to their other hotel in the same town so my review is for that hotel (Aroanides) which is owned and run by the same people so I imagine it’s just as good. My stay was wonderful. The hotel is in a very scenic area. The room was very comfortable and the staff were exceptional. I was met at checkin by Christos who provided me with a courtesy beverage and helped me to my room. The breakfast was fantastic. I will be back

This was a very well appointed hotel right in the center of town and parking was easy right outside. Our room was spotless, bright with a balcony with great views of the mountains. Breakfast was very comprehensive as well and very pleasant helpful staff.

Comfortable beds, unique charm, great location.

No breakfast was provided, but place was beatiful and clean and so close to down town!

It’s the most unique place I’ve ever been to. The room itself is a labor of love and was made entirely by the owner, who is the sweetest and happiest person you’ll meet. It’s a heaven both for family with kids and for couples.

The bed was extremely comfortable, and the hosts were great!

The family that owns the hotel accommodated us in every possible way and was exceptionally hospitable. Even allowed us to bring our small dog to the hotel for our stay.

Maria is an absolute joy as a host. She is friendly, but also offers space. The room is basic and very clean and a great location being a 5 minute drive into Kalavryta proper. Each morning we were greeted with a FULL homemade breakfast on the patio overlooking the mountains and main town. Breakfast included spinach pies, eggs, meats, fruits, yogurt, coffee, juices, pastries. Absolute best breakfast we have had in Greece. This breakfast would cost at least 15 Euro per person if in a taverna in town. Kalavryta has a rich history and this town is worth visiting to pay respects to all the Kalavrytans have endured and overcome. Visitors should be mentally prepared to stand on the grounds, now a memorial site identifiable with a large cross visible from afar, where approximately 700 men aged 13-88 were executed by Nazi occupiers in December 1943. This can be difficult to digest regardless of how much you may read about the atrocities prior to arrival. Assured there are still some elderly townsfolk alive who were witness to this tragedy as very young people. The Kalavrytan Holocaust Museum is also well planned and moving. Other highlights in the area for us were the 2 main monasteries. Another couple that stayed at Aphrodite's Inn hiked the rail track, which can be viewed on All Trails, and were equally impressed. The town has a neighborhood feel. Families out and about at and after the dinner hours. The food, as we have found with many mountain villages in Greece, is excellent. Without the label, very farm-to-table. Maria made some excellent suggestions for dinner locations. Kalavryta is an excellent place to visit for 1-3 days, longer if during winter for regional skiing. Aphrodite's Inn is a great place to call home.

Great location, great scenery and the hotel stuff really hospitable. We totally recommend it.