Amalia Hotel Nafplio

Very smart and well-appointed hotel. Well run and very pleasant and welcoming staff throughout. Semi-rural location which makes it pretty quiet but you will need a car in order to get to local shops and restaurants as well as the historic locations. Highly recommended as a relaxing local base for visiting Mycenae, Argos, Nafplio, Epidavros, Corinth amongst others.

One of the best things about this property was the amazing pool!! Seriously, it was so hot when we were there and being able to take a swim and relax was wonderful. The staff were very friendly and the everything was spotless. A very comfortable place to rest. In addition, it was close to ruins that we wanted to see and was close enough to the downtown area but not too close. In other words, we were out of the hustle and bustle of Nafplio, but we spent a significant amount of time there. When we were done, we could go to the Amalia and rest. The breakfast buffet was excellent. As a vegetarian, I had no problem creating a substantial meal.

Amalia Hotel was generally very good value for money. It is quite a large hotel but the pool and bar are good, the breakfast ok and the rooms are large, clean with comfortable beds. The staff were helpful. The Hotel is a five minute drive in to Nafplio a really lovely place with lots of bars and restaurants

2 night stay. Very comfortable with a little bling. Helpful friendly staff. Central for visiting classical sites. Close to Nafplio for eating, shopping and nightlife.

Beautiful hotel, nice location, great service . Can’t wait to return

Breakfast was good, cafeteria was good but would have been nice if the restaurant was open before 7:30PM. Pool was very relaxing after walking up the steps to the fortress. The pool staff were very nice. The room with the private patio was comfortable. We did notice ants in the bathroom.

The building is really amazing, the property is huge and really combines modern with classic.

Good hotel.Rich breakfast. I would stay again and recomend it.

everything was great, the personnel, facilities, the food and the pool

The hotel was exactly what we wanted as a base to explore the charming, if in August very busy, city of Nafplio, the first capital of Greece after the War of Independence. It was much more Greek than British, and affable and courteous French families seemed to like it as well. It had a superb swimming pool, which was agreeable and civilised. The piano player in the elegant retiring room had a superb repertoire of Greek and international songs, and an exceptionally good voice. The hotel will greatly appeal to those who enjoy elegance without poshness, and value kindness and reasonably- priced good food above the somewhat more precious offerings in ‘Boutique Hotels’ closer to the beautiful historic Old Town. Apprehensive about hiring a car before our arrival, all our worries were easily allayed by the general ease and emptiness of the majority of the roads. Less than a mile down the road, the spectacular Cyclopean walls of Tiryns, where possibly Hercules was born. Heracles! Each evening’s return to the hotel felt like a homecoming, and we said goodbye in our broken Greek to many a delightful fellow guest. To my fellow Britons who tire of boorishness, this hotel is a perfect introduction to the gracious philoxenia,or hospitality, of the lovely, kind and friendly Greek people. A mile and a half from the centre of town, a four minute drive or taxi ride from extensive parking by the harbour, my wife, my wheelchair- using son and I greatly enjoyed the Amalia Hotel Nafplio.