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"We rented a car from Athens and drove to Kalabaka to see the monasteries of Meteora. This hotel was perfect for our one night stay- the staff was great, the room was clean, quiet, & comfortable, and the breakfast was good. The drive to the monasteries was shortt, and we were so glad we took the trip there! So amazing!"

"Incredible stay. Wonderful staff and impeccable room. Food was top notch, they went above and beyond with every aspect. Would absolutely recommend and would love to stay again. "

"location was great"

"Quaint, comfortable and affordable. "

"Breakfast excellent. Barbara at the front desk was exceedingly helpful re booking a Dewey for me. Thanks so much for the help!"

"The hotel has a nice view of the cliffs and is a stopping place for the Monastery Tour buses. "

"Staff and location."

"The hotel and staff are lovely! Very welcoming and friendly upon arrival, and the hotel is super clean. The complimentary breakfast was nice as well. The room we stayed in wasn’t huge but it was great. The balcony was wide and the chairs were cute and surprisingly comfortable. We had a view of fields mostly and also a side view of the Meteora. The bathroom mirrors were my favourite part of the room lol. My least favourite was the shower - the door is a curtain, and it would flow towards me and touch me unless I left the curtain open half way, but then the floor towel and bathroom floor gets soaked. Another thing to note - numerous dogs in the surrounding area will be barking all night (at each other). I brought earplugs which helped, but I could still faintly hear barking until 2 AM, they stopped, then started again at 6 AM. Also note that closest shopping / food area is a 7 minute drive away, but overall the hotel is very nice!"

"The hotel was lovely, super clean and meticulously maintained. The staff was professional, friendly and courteous. The room was a small but comfortable oasis. The restaurant and in-room dining was pricey, but delicious. Overall a great value. We would definitely return if our travels ever take us back to Meteora."