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"Close to the monasteries with good dining options. Shower was a little small but good. We were okay bringing our luggage upstairs but people needing handicap services are not accommodated. Nice place to stay. "

"Nice personal. Nice rooftop restaurant with a view of the Parthenon"

"Staff absolutely charming, friendly, helpful and professional. Room spotless, good size, fantastic bed and linens with large sauna in our upgraded room. Restaurant is small but has good breakfast and reasonable, well priced dinner menu. Perfect location for seeing the incredible monasteries and breathtaking landscape of Meteora."

"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!"

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

"Staff and location."

"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."

" Giamandes Hotel was a delightful surprise. Breakfast was fresh and satisfying, especially the cappuccinos—smooth and bold. The town itself is a gem, with two stunning boutiques and excellent restaurants that made every meal memorable. I loved the peaceful vibe: dogs napping in the streets, locals warm and welcoming, and everything felt well cared for. The views? Absolutely gorgeous. A perfect blend of charm and serenity. --- "

"We had a wonderful stay at this hotel, it was clean, beds super comfy, the staff very helpful. Especially Makas on the pool bar. The pool was a welcome addition after climbing up the monasteries. Thank you "