"Nafsimedon is conveniently located on the edge of Nafplion's old town and has "period charm" (i.e. circa 1880), which means that one shouldn't expect a lot of fancy, modern touches, though the television screen hidden behind the one-way mirror was an interesting touch. My ground-level room was smallish but adequate for a single traveller. The only real complaint here was that the towel hook in the bathroom was a pair of slick, ceramic horns set horizontally, which meant that towels quickly slipped off it and onto the floor. A rubber cap on the end of each horn would remedy that, I think. The staff were very helpful, especially when it came to watching over my suitcase for a few hours after I checked out and reuniting me with a shirt that I'd forgotten in a drawer of my room. The shaded, front garden is a nice place for breakfast too."