Nafplia Palace Hotel & Villas

酒店位置不錯，房間很好，景色優美。

房間很大，環境很好，就是被子太薄，早餐一般

Rated as a 5 star hotel. We paid £1,877 for 2 nights and couldn’t wait to leave. Certainly not a 5 star experience. Half of the resort was closed despite it being advertised as fully open with luxury accommodation and amenities. The whole place seemed deserted. It was poorly maintained, outdated and neglected. Very few things actually worked. Everything at breakfast looked like it had been there for days, we skipped breakfast. The lift going through the hillside to take you down to the old town was broken, vandalised, covered in graffiti and smelled of urine, having used the lift once I would not use it again and paid for taxi’s to and from the old town. The fact that the hotel think it acceptable for guests to use that lift is utterly disgraceful. This would have once been a fabulous hotel, the views are amazing and it is so sad to see it now in its neglected state. Please do not stay at this hotel, you will regret it and instead stay in one of the lovely boutique hotels in the old town for a fraction of the price.

This was the seventh (and last) of our hotels in our 14 day tour around the Mani. We had 3 nights booked as a final relaxation in a much loved town. Considering that this hotel might regard itself as the premier hotel in Naflion it was a bit of a disappointment. Only half was open (early season) and this was showing signs of wear in places. The other half was firmly shut and no one seemed to know when (if) it would open. Having said that, the location was fantastic (high up over the town with amazing views), the rooms excellent (but a bit worn), the service superb and a very good restaurant.

Wonderful location with views to match, and very friendly & helpful staff. But… Most of the property is mothballed, with very few of the facilities as advertised on the website. I have visited many 5-Star hotels around the world and this is, without doubt, the worst one by a mile. On arriving at the main property, you are greeted by a big red 'Do Not Enter' sign and, with no one around, you wonder what you are expected to do. Intuition takes you to a grubby car park with signs to Reception. You go in a graffiti-strewn lift, descend one floor, and are met by a man who guides you to Reception. This is not based in the main building at all but is located in a sad little room among what remains of the rest of the accommodation. You pass boarded up windows, unkempt gardens, impossible-to-lie-on sun loungers, and you cannot help the feeling you have made a terrible, terrible mistake. Fortunately, we only used the hotel as a convenient base, from which to travel around the rest of Greece. Had we not done so, we would have felt trapped in our room, since there was no other spaces we could use. No lounge, no sitting room, no bar area. Nothing. It came as no surprise to discover there was no WiFi, the TVs were at least 30 years old, one of which did not work. It took 2 days to discover how to turn the lights on and off. There were lots of other issues, too many to mention here. One particular memory which will stay with me forever is the reply to my request for somewhere comfortable to relax. I was told to go sit on a chair in the breakfast room! The rooms are hugely expensive. The owners seem to be treating the property like a 'cash cow' until it eventually goes into administration, which it undoubtedly will.

We decided to splurge on this hotel without really knowing what to expect. Apparently there are hotel rooms here that are no longer open—just the villas are open. So this place has a bit of a weird abandoned vibe. But the villas are lovely, and the staff is very nice. We enjoyed the breakfast and the 2 pools. The elevator that goes down to the main town is a bit creepy, but for us it just added to the adventure. We really enjoyed our time at this peaceful hotel.