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**Localização Do Estabelecimento**.Com uma estadia Kyparissia Beach Hotel em Trifylia, ficará a 10,4 km (6,5 mi) de Tumba Micénica de Peristeria e a 35,4 km (22 mi) de Lago Kaiafa. Este hotel está a 40,1 km (24,9 mi) de Praia de Voidokilia e a 47,1 km (29,3 mi) de Antiga Messini. As...
Mais sobre o hotel**Localização Do Estabelecimento**.Com uma estadia Kyparissia Beach Hotel em Trifylia, ficará a 10,4 km (6,5 mi) de Tumba Micénica de Peristeria e a 35,4 km (22 mi) de Lago Kaiafa. Este hotel está a 40,1 km (24,9 mi) de Praia de Voidokilia e a 47,1 km (29,3 mi) de Antiga Messini. As distâncias são apresentadas à 0,1 milha e ao quilómetro mais próximo. .Castelo de Kyparissia - 1,9 km/1,2 mi Kartela - 3,3 km/2,1 mi Praia de Kalo Nero - 7,6 km/4,8 mi Tumba Micénica de Peristeria - 10,4 km/6,5 mi Praia de Lagouvardo - 21,7 km/13,5 mi Promontório White Stone - 25,9 km/16,1 mi Adegas Nestor Wines - 26,7 km/16,6 mi Vromonéri - 33 km/20,5 mi Praia de Mati-Bouka - 34,7 km/21,6 mi Lago Kaiafa - 35,4 km/22 mi Petrochóri - 39,1 km/24,3 mi Ágios Nikólaos - 39,2 km/24,4 mi Praia de Romanos - 39,4 km/24,5 mi Museu Arqueológico de Hora - 39,7 km/24,7 mi Praia de Voidokilia - 40,1 km/24,9 mi .O aeroporto preferencial para Kyparissia Beach Hotel é o de Kalamata (KLX- Aeroporto Internacional de Kalamata) - 62,6 km/38,9 mi. **Quartos**.Sinta-se em casa num dos 28 quartos com ar condicionado, um frigorífico e um televisor plasma. As unidades contam com uma varanda com mesa e cadeiras, para saborear uma bela refeição ao ar livre. O acesso à internet sem fios grátis permite-lhe ficar sempre em contacto. Ao final do dia, assista a uma seleção de canais via satélite. As casas de banho privativas têm artigos de higiene exclusivos e secadores de cabelo.**Refeições**.Se quiser petiscar no conforto dos lençóis, dê uma vista de olhos pela ementa do serviço de quarto 24 horas. Para saciar a sede e descontrair no final do dia, dirija-se ao bar/lounge ou ao bar junto à piscina. Comece as suas manhãs da melhor forma com um pequeno-almoço buffet grátis, servido diariamente entre as 7:30 e as 10:30.**Negócios, Outras Comodidades**.As principais comodidades incluem um serviço de limpeza a seco, uma receção aberta 24 horas e armazenamento de bagagem. Poderá solicitar transporte de/para o aeroporto e existe, também, estacionamento grátis no local.
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Upmarket hotel.
We stayed here at the end of the tourist season so it was very quiet. Nicholas at reception was happy to recommend a restaurant over the road on the beach and offered to book any tours if needed. We had a hire car and parking was easy directly opposite the hotel. Our room overlooked the harbour-- recently renovated we guessed. We extended our stay by one night because it was a nice place to 'catch our breath' after a hectic few months, flight to Athens and two days driving. Breakfast was included in our rate and was substantial and suited us well with a large selection on offer. Would imagine this hotel would be very hectic at the height of the tourist season as it is one of the better hotels in the area. It has a lovely pool and surrounds. The cafe/restaurant Ammos [around on the beach] we can highly recommend for a drink, meal and to watch the sunset [reminded us a bit of Bali].
Good quality hotel
We stayed here for two nights. We were able to check in early. The room was a decent size and overlooked the pool. The bed was huge and very comfortable. The shower was good. We had breakfast which was reasonable; fruit, Greek yogurt, eggs and toast. The pool was delightful, a good size and warm. The Wi-fi worked well and the staff members friendly. The hotel is well located for the port and new town but not on a beach. The nearest beach is about 10 minutes walk and is stony but there is a beach bar and sun beds. The old town and castle are interesting but a car is needed really as it’s a steep climb. The only real negative comment I can make is that there were four caged birds around the reception area, three of them captured songbirds which I found very upsetting. The cages are tiny and the birds clearly distressed.
Lovely Hotel
My Husband and I had a lovely stay at Kyparissia Beach Hotel, the breakfast was lovely in the morning, the pool was great on a hot day, and George and his Father Nick were very helpful in anyway we wanted, and lovely view from our hotel balcony, would different stay again when we next visit from Australia.
Fabulous Hotel
Fabulous Hotel, excellent service, nice food, quite and warm environment, friendly atmosphere, recommended for kids, great location, free parking, right to the beach, nice pool area, romantic atmosphere
Good base to explore from
We have just returned from a fortnight’s stay. We never have huge expectations of Greek 3* accommodation but were pleasantly surprised. It’s not too big, it’s a family run concern and the team were professional and courteous and genuinely wanted us to enjoy our stay and the region. It’s well maintained and clean, with lots of plants. The bougainvillea (large pink plant shown in the photos) was past its best and moulting - can’t be helped, they have off times and then flourish again with beautiful new blooms. Not the best start to our holiday as it rained our first two days and we didn’t get to do much apart from play games under dripping umbrellas and were bored. The manager told us Greece was making us some better weather. There were few other English speaking guests when we arrived, many people came and went, but by the end of our stay the hotel was busier and there were more from UK. Most hotel guests were otherwise German or Greek. Our room overlooked the harbour/marina. Don’t expect a quaint little Greek fishing harbour with colourful boats and swanky yachts surrounded by beautiful cafes and tavernas. This is a fairly modern functional harbour with a breakwater, containing a dredger, very few boats - (no one offers boat trips or boat rentals from a Kyparissia at present - business opportunity there guys!). The harbour is surrounded by scrubby grass / dry-landed boats and a JCB all dotted around, all areas are badly in need of a litter pick with a few feral cat colonies, a stray dog etc, and one rather poor taverna just to the northern side (right) and one quiet bar to the left. There are a lot of closed and abandoned/boarded up businesses in the harbour area and to the north end, presumably due to Greek recession/austerity. That said, the harbour water is clear, you can see lots of fish (it’s a popular local fishing spot) and whilst snorkelling outside the northern limb I spotted a sea turtle, so not all bad :). The sunset over the harbour from our balcony was lovely and the pool below is pleasantly lit at night. The pool is gorgeous. Well maintained and warm and not too chlorine-y. The water is level with the surrounds. The ‘shallow’ end isn’t very shallow and there’s no paddling area for kids. There aren’t vast numbers of sun beds but there seemed to be enough and there are also comfy chairs. Plenty of shaded areas. It’s called Kyparissia Beach Hotel - but really it should be called harbour hotel - so if you want the beach, you take the pool exit and walk to the left (south) side of the harbour and either over the end to find the sand/pebble beach, or through the abandoned taverna up to the road and down again and you soon come to a couple of very nice restaurants/cafe bars, modern rather than traditional Greek tavernas, with sun beds, volley ball area and so on. There are rocky areas further on where snorkelling we spotted eel and octopus . If you walk out of the pool entrance and to the right (north) of the hotel the immediate beaches are not very clean and everything behind is abandoned and sadly derelict but further north is a long (many km) sandy beach with lots of turtle nests - the hotel hosts a talk by the turtle preservation group once a week (or visit their kiosk at Kalo Nero). Breakfast at the hotel was included and is lovely - a good self-service Greek Breakfast - we chose toast, cheese/meat, cucumber, tomato, melon, cakes, pastries, yogurt, honey, orange juice and tea/coffee but there were many other things. You could sit inside or outside beside the pool as you preferred. Breakfast finished at 10.30 sharp. I believe they provide day snacks too and sell ice creams: the pool bar wasn’t open but the main bar area is close to the pool. The pool area had music from late afternoon but noise didn’t bother us in our room if we closed our sliding window. There were a couple of evenings of live Greek music (singers with guitar/piano rather than bazuki and plate smashing) which went on by the pool until 1am otherwise it was fairly quiet. Our room had a double bed, triple wardrobe (only 6 hangers). The small safe (key operated and too small for my surface-pro) and air-con were included. Electricity comes on when your magnetic key fob engages the panel by the door. It’s hard to see inside the part of the wardrobe nearest the door, where the safe is, a wardrobe light is needed as is already in the other part of the wardrobe, or take a torch! The torch may also be handy if you choose to walk to/from the central square or up to the south side of the castle (old town) in the evening as the roads and pavements between these and the hotel are very uneven in places and lighting is patchy in parts. Both the areas mentioned have restaurants and cafes - those in old town being more traditional and serving slow-cooked pork chopped up on demand by a man expertly wielding a massive machete! It’s uphill from the hotel to both areas - walkable but way too far if you have mobility issues. Take and use a mosquito repellent. I have never had so many bites as I had this year. Our bathroom had a shower which had a choice between overhead and hand-held outlets and there was always hot water. Like the whole of Greece, toilet paper goes in the bin not down the loo - the bin was emptied daily and all toilet rolls were supplied. The room had a hairdryer but no facilities to make our own drinks so if you drink a lot of tea/coffee consider to bring a kettle and mugs - we bought a kettle locally for €15 - coffee from the bar is €2.50 a cup. Our double bed was comfy. We only needed a sheet but blanket was also provided. Towel provision was a bit odd - we were never without towels and a bathmat, but sometimes we had extra ones - at one point two complete sets twice and three bath mats! Handy to pad out the balcony chairs which were otherwise a bit uncomfortable. There is a folding rail to dry towels and swim suits etc on the balcony. Our room was made up daily and the cleaner provided a leafy thing into the vase. Unfortunately the hotel, despite I’m sure reading that it was non-smoking, did allow smoking as ashtrays were provided on all tables and on our balcony. Occasionally there was a slight whiff of smoke coming from our ‘clean’ linens/towels and the man on reception smoked there behind the desk and you could smell it even on the second floor. I guess we’ve been proper spoiled by the public/indoor smoking bans in uk ... the smell of cigarettes is so noticeable to us now and revolting - but smoking still seems popular in Greece. Vile when you have to engage in passive smoking against your will whilst eating breakfast or dinner. But one must respect other cultures, and resist the temptation to let go at offending smokers with a deftly aimed blast from a nearby fire-extinguisher! I think two weeks in Kyparissia without our own transport would have been far too long: there’s not much to see within walking distance and the railway to Kyparissia seems to have been “Dr Beeching-ed” a long time ago - but we had a few days to relax, then hired a car for a week. There is only one car hire in Kyparissia - it cost €45 per day plus fuel but unlimited mileage ... we explored the local coastline in both directions, went up to Olympia, down to Methoni, and over to Corinth, Sparta, Mycenae, Epidavros, Polymni waterfalls and Dyros caves .... - Peloponnese is such a beautiful and historic area. It was possible to do it all from Kyparissia although we did spend one night on the East coast at ancient Epidavros port. After the car went back we enjoyed a few more days relaxation around town/hotel. Perfect. Only one other observation - there are some caged finches in the covered area of the hotel. They are well cared for and don’t smell but if you have a bird phobia you may wish to avoid that area of the hotel. In summary I hope these remarks help you plan your stay, this is a good hotel which is well run, the owners and team will look after you. Kyparissia is a town first and a tourist resort second, the immediate area is a little forlorn and needs TLC but it’s a safe place and a good base to explore the beautiful Peloponnese peninsula.