Hotels in der Nähe von Greek Education Museum, Kalambaka

Very disappointed as I spent quite a bit of time looking for just the ”right” place to stay in this magical area. This was a long awaited trip extensive trip through Greece (and Istanbul) and as stated, I took great pains to find just the right establishment in each place I visited. My stay in Kalambaka was to be no different. With only 2 short days, this was to be of quality, not quantity. While still be somewhat budget conscious, I was not going to settle for a bottom of the barrel ”economy room” someplace in the area. I wanted a warm and inviting room with a nice balcony to relax, have some wine, look up at the Rocks and ponder over my experiences that day after a magical and spiritual day of exploring the Monasteries. After searching and reviewing any hotels, bnb's (what have you), many the same price range, if not less, I landed on Toti. Close to everything (shops, town life, markets, scooter rental, and train station), but not ”right in the middle” of it all where it wouldn't be quite as peaceful. Had simple, but warm and inviting decor and an inviting and comfortable balcony, just as I wanted (...or so it was advertised). As I have learned over the years, I had contacted the establishment to confirm the room I was booking; size, style, amenities, balcony, view etc. Upon receiving their reply email, informing me there was no coffee pot/kettle, so I should buy breakfast (???), did have a nice balcony with meteora view, as well as advising me to look at the pictures of the room they had posted, as to show what to expect for the room I was booking. With that confirmation I went through with the booking. When I arrived and shown to the room I was in awe (and not in a good way), so much so I expressed as such pretty much the minute I stepped into the room. I was simply told it had what I booked (??). When I saw the ”balcony” I was even more so taken aback. It had a metal security door on a side wall that opened up into a ”space” that was more of an outdoor landing than a balcony. No more than 5x3 feet, a metal corrugated partition, and one plastic yard chair squeezed in. There wasn't even room for a table so they had a ”tray table” attached to the railing. While it did have a view of the Rocks, it was far from comfortable and relaxing as I had to squeeze around the door just to be able to get to the chair to sit down. Forget about being able to sit back and relax, as the only way I was able to stretch my legs was to shimmy the chair out a bit to be able to close the door (leaving me outside); which I was afraid to do without leaving a wedge in the door jamb for fear of getting locked out on said ”balcony”. (as the door, handle, lock etc were some subpar ”storage unit” looking type deal). So, after a quick debate with myself to address this with management in attempt to resolve and remedy, I didnt want to waste the minimal time I had dealing with this bs. I dropped of my bags and went to explore. Upon my late evening return, after an AMAZI

Das Hotel liegt direkt neben dem Bahnhof und es ist Zeit, die Bahn zu überqueren, nachdem Sie aus dem Zug ausgestiegen sind. Sonst ist es schwer zu finden. Der Hotelservice ist sehr gut, kann Ihnen helfen, ein Taxi auf Meyola zu rufen, wie ein gechartertes Auto, 20 Euro pro Stunde, sehr praktisch. Um 4 Uhr nachmittags riefen wir auf der Meilong Aola ein Taxi. Zu dieser Zeit waren nur sehr wenige Leute da und Meilong Aola war wunderschön im Sonnenuntergang! Es dauert 3 Stunden und 60 Euro für das Auto, was sehr wertvoll ist.

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.

I was very disappointed with my recent stay at this hotel. The furniture is old and badly maintained, making the room feel uninviting. The mirror in the room was broken, adding to the sense of neglect. There were also lots of mosquitoes in the room, making it hard to relax or sleep. The breakfast was the worst I’ve ever had, with limited options and poor quality. Additionally, the WiFi didn’t work at all. Overall, my experience was far from satisfactory, and I would not recommend this hotel.

This hotel has staff that is friendly, conscientious and professional. Everyone went out of there way to make us feel welcome and special. I highly recommend this hotel for an looking to stay in Kalimbaka. The rooms are clean and have beautiful views. The pool has excellent service, food and 365 degree views. I will be staying here again and recommending it to friends and family going to Northern Greece.

We stayed here overnight on our road trip back from Skiathos to the UK after passing through Meteora several weeks before. The views are amazing from the shared balcony/patio area at the front of the property and the owners are super helpful when recommending places to go nearby and how to access the monasteries etc. An easy walk down into the main town with its many bars and restaurants and a short drive to access the bigger monasteries perched atop the rocks. Wow The room was large and clean and had everything we needed included a small fridge and large bathroom with hot power shower. Would definitely recommend

Super friendly and helpful staff. Easy walking to restaurants. Handicapped accessible room. Comfortable beds. The theater themed rooms were fun. Parking was easy. Georgiana was so helpful. We arrived during a rainstorm, and it was perfect for whiling away downtime at the base of the Meteora rocks.

Hotel Kastraki has the old charm. We had a nice and comfortable stay there. The staff gave us Meteora map and described each monastery and viewpoint, how to get there, etc. Everybody at Hotel Kastraki were friendly and always smiling. We booked a triple room. It’s got a balcony. The bed was comfortable. Towels and pillows were fresh and clean all the time. The bathroom is a little bit old and needing an upgrade though. I have never seen a hotel where floor is carefully washed each time. The cleaning lady did an amazing job. My husband walked with white socks in the hotel room, bathroom and balcony and socks had no trace of dirt at all, still very white. The breakfast was good. Everything we needed to start the day. We’re satisfied. There’s free parking in front of the hotel.

Nicht fünf Sterne genau !!! Frühstück ist so selbstverständlich , aber das Personal ist sehr freundlich Es gibt keinen Tee im Zimmer , nach 23:00 Kaffee Tee nicht machen Sauna oder Ham , durch Aufnahme und nicht mehr als eine halbe Stunde - bei 7 Euro Der Pool zu besuchen - 13 Euro - Sinnlos für 5* Die Belegung später um 00:00 Uhr hat der Wachmann offensichtlich den Pass aufgenommen, weil er nicht in der Lage ist, die Buchung zu überprüfen. Hotel als Station für große Gruppen für eine Nacht. Im Allgemeinen denken Sie, es gibt private Hotels in Meteor, wo sie viel mehr Gastfreundschaft als hier sein werden zu Personal , es gibt keine Ansprüche überhaupt Way Way mit Unterbrechungen - mit 6 Punkten von 10 Ich entschuldige mich für die Überprüfung, da der Touristenbetreiber eine objektive Bewertung vorgelegt hat.

Als Teil einer Rundreise war dies das Hotel, dass uns Attika Reisen für die Meteora Klöster anbot. Das Amalia liegt aber weder in Kalambaka, noch in Kastrani. 5 Kilometer entfernt, gelegen an einer Autobahn, in der näheren Umgebung Industrieanlagen und ein Strip Club (offenbar geschlossen) findet man das Hotel, dessen gute Zeiten vorbei sind. Bussladungen mit Touristen aus vielen Ländern. Das Frühstück (Dosenpfirsich, wusste gar nicht, dass es so was noch gibt), endlose Flure wie in Kubricks Shining, ein Betonpool aus den 80er Jahren, und Orangensaft aus Pulverextrakt. Die Meteora Klöster sind weit, weit weg. Die Zimmer waren ordentlich, einen tiefen Einstieg in die Dusche Fehlanzeige. Waren froh, dass es bald weiterging. Das Hotel können wir nicht empfehlen.