Amfitriti Palazzo

Nice and well maintained hotel. The location is quiet but still convenient for exploring the old town. The balcony had a great view.

Surely a nice little hotel with superbe view above Nauplie . I noted average for two aspects: one is the breakfast, although this is on a very nice terasse outside, the selection is very limited and there is almost no room for the buffet for more than one person. A second and this is the biggest hurdle is you will have to carry your luggage’s yourself though several stairs, not convenient at all. So all good for athletes….

Going to provide a balanced review. Two important words of caution and some good attributes. First, the hotel is VERY hard to find! Look at their website to find directions. Parking is quite a ways away and the path to walk to the hotel is not easy and there are no signs. Don’t bring a big suitcase! Be prepared for lots of steps in the hotel (no elevator). Second, avoid Sundays if at all possible!!The town is crazy with tour buses from Athens. You can’t even find a place to be seated for lunch. We walked out of two different places after lengthy waits to be served, we finally just skipped lunch and left town. On the plus side. The room was very clean. The staff was very friendly in the hotel was very quiet. There was a lovely breakfast and patio.

This is a gorgeous property with lovely views. Everything looks new and clean. Reception were very friendly and helpful. You park at the top of the hill and walk down a bit through the windy pathways and a couple steps. It was not real easy to find, but we finally did.

I feel compelled to respond to the 18 July response by management to the very accurate review of 10 July. Your insinuation of improper behaviour can only be a reference to us verbally expressing our disappointment (is that not allowed?) to you about the issues referred to in the review of 10 July, nothing else, and such a false insinuation should be immediately withdrawn. And on arrival we never expressed “liking the place and the view”(another false statement). Here is our experience: Before arrival our taxi man rang ahead to the hotel and we were greeted where the road basically ended by a girl from the hotel. In fairness she was pleasant. She led us up and down a series of steps, quite treacherous and slippy, and where in between there was a path,it was broken in parts. It was all very tricky, particularly carrying cases. To the hotel itself, our room was hugely disappointing. Very dated decor, net curtains badly in need of a wash, and worst of all, the bathroom. A shower head that attached to nothing, but rather hung loosely on a hose; a shower curtain (yes a curtain, so not properly enclosed) that was very grubby at the bottom, and mould very evident on it and on the walls, quite simply, horrible. The air conditioning in the bedroom worked but was very noisy. The breakfast is decent. But this is overshadowed by the above, and the following: To walk into town you walked down very steep, in many cases uneven, broken, and slippy steps which were very poorly lit when it got dark. So when we approached reception to express our concerns we were told by another girl, again pleasant it should be said, that yes, a previous guest had pointed out that the shower head didn’t hang anywhere but that “someone would put something in the wall for it to hang from, tomorrow.” Later on in the evening we were told this actually wouldn’t happen. We were also told that the hotel is located in a very old part of town and that the only way up and down was the steps. Agreed. And that it was difficult to negotiate. But we pointed out that nowhere on the hotel’s official website (which we booked directly through) did it say this. We were told it did. But we rechecked and took screenshots of same. It clearly doesn’t. And we were also told that in the confirmation email there was a link with directions to the hotel which stated that the steps might not be suitable for people with mobility issues. So we retrieved the confirmation email. No such link, directions, or advice existed. Please bear in mind that we are physically fit, with absolutely no mobility issues. But we have serious health and safety concerns in relation to the only way into and out of the town centre from the hotel itself. Broken ankles or hips etc., for some poor unfortunate are only a matter of time. And on asking could we be relocated to any other hotel we were told “I’ll check with my manager”(a manager we never got to see). Only to be told later, it’s not possible. On again speaking with the first

BUYER BEWARE! This is not a safe place to visit. We are very active people with no mobility issues but negotiating the long winded treacherous path and steps to reach the hotel, on foot with a suitcase, was a nightmare. We booked directly with the hotel but neither their website or booking confirmation warns about this problem and must be updated to warn other non-suspecting visitors. How this hotel has a licence with such unsafe access is beyond understanding. The rooms are basic and the bathroom has black mould. A luxury hotel, this place is absolutely not!

The first big challenge is getting here. Google maps actually directed us to where to park correctly! Then we missed the sign and drove around Napflio... tempers got frayed. But we eventually found it, were met very warmly, and led to a very pretty room with a great view of the harbor. The a/c works great and a wonderful spa tub was just the ticket. A nice light breakfast is offered. Would recommend - just trust Google and go *down* from where it tells you, not up!

A beautiful outdoor terrace to enjoy breakfast, cool indoor places for hanging out, and your own little deck overlooking Nafplio. The staff was super helpful and kind. The parking is a little tricky, but they clearly spell that out. There are quite a few stairs down to the heart of the town, but you're not in a hurry, right? We loved our stay.

The staff, room, terrace, balcony and breakfast were great! We were in the middle of a 3 week trip to Greece, with heavy bags, and it was a challenge to navigate down the hill and status safely (we’re in our mid 60s/early 70s). There were even more steeper steps down to the old city). Property is well kept, just beware