Amalia Hotel Kalambaka Bewertungen

Very good hotel , good price, very good staff . Excellent breakfast.

酒店位於卡蘭巴卡鎮外，有5-6km距離，適合自駕遊客。酒店前面有一片很大的庭院可以停車。前台員工服務熱情，會提供天空之城遊覽地圖並告知觀賞日落地方。酒店設施齊全，有一個很大的露天泳池，餐廳晚上提供自助餐，菜品很豐富，早餐也非常不錯。房間較大，有一個很大陽台，設施齊全衞生安靜。唯一不足的是該酒店是旅行社接待酒店，入住的幾天每天有6-8輛旅遊大巴，系各地到卡蘭巴卡的二日遊團隊，因此早餐和自助晚餐會比較擁擠。散客可在早上8點後團隊遊客離開後再去，就餐環境會改善很多。總之這個酒店推薦入住。

環境非常美，衞生間比較新，還算乾淨。就是周圍沒什麼吃飯的地方，有車比較方便。是去天空之城的理想酒店。

非常好的酒店，乾淨衞生空調很好

各方面都OK的 就是離鎮上有點遠要用車

位置比較偏ㄧ點，但我們自駕所以可以接受，價錢也還公道。周末來的都還有房間

滿意，不錯的體驗

環境非常好！

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.

Located out of town with no views to Meteora at all. It was clean, quiet, comfortable and sufficient for an overnight stay (we were on a tour otherwise you'd need a car). €7 per night room tax payable upon check in. Breakfast and dinner were buffets with enough variety to satisfy most, however it is a huge barn of a dining room full of large tour groups.

Wonderful stay at the AMALIA HOTEL METEORA. Our room was extremely comfortable and we enjoyed the pool and bar. The common areas of the hotel are a bit dated and the carpeting was starting to roll in our hallway…nonetheless, our room was great, everything was extremely clean, and the staff was helpful. The hotel is showing its age, but your stay will be great. If we were in Meteora again … we’d stay here!!

This hotel appears to exist solely to cater to the plethora of tour buses that roll in, expelling hundreds of new tourists each day. Dinner at the on-site restaurant was buffet style, and was designed to feed those hundreds of folks at the same 7:30 pm time. I think there were eight different tour companies represented, with assigned seating for each group. Kinda reminded me of a wedding reception, with long lines snaking down both sides of the buffet table, and much of the food seemed institutional in quality, designed to feed the masses quickly. Rooms were adequate, but certainly dated as other reviewers have mentioned, and the sheets are indeed a bit on the rough side. And yeah, the black mold in the corner of the tub/shower was a bit of a turn-off, if it even wasn’t mold. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience, but it sure didn’t wow me either.

The rooms are in desperate need of an upgrade. This is in no way a 4-star hotel. The carpet in the rooms must be from the 70s and has more stains than a crime scene. The furniture is covered in pet hair (we moved rooms and it was the same story). The pool area is good, but for us there was no service. The buffet for both dinner and breakfast was good. The beds were super hard and the sheets like sandpaper. The front desk staff was nice and allowed us to change rooms from the 1st as it was not someplace I would take my shoes off in (pics attached). The second room was only slightly better. I would stay someplace else in this area if you can. We were here as part of a group.

Hello, although in August I experienced several 4* accommodations in Greece, staying at this hotel remains a pleasant surprise. although I didn't have high expectations considering my previous experiences, I met here, in short: cleanliness, large spacious rooms, friendly and communicative staff. breakfast and dinner were ok, everything was a pleasant surprise.