Konitsa Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Konitsa guest houses

1. Lotos Mountain Resort

Konitsa

Eran

RM558 total

includes taxes & fees

21 Aug - 22 Aug

2. Guest House Ilektra

Voio

Pantelia

RM289 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Aug - 28 Aug

3. To Spiti tis Sofias

Kastoria

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RM311 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Aug - 27 Aug

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Top Konitsa Hotel Reviews

Hotel Adonis

10/10 Excellent

"Stopped over in this town traveling across epirus. We were just passing through but would love to come back for a longer stay. Our suite was spacious for our family, and the hotel attendant was incredibly nice and helpful. There was parking and despite our minivan rental being large and unwieldy, the staff helped us get it in the garage. Without that, parking in town was impossible. Cheers to the staff for being so sweet. "

Aristi Mountain Resort and Villas

10/10 Excellent

"We spent three nights at Aristi Mountain Resort at the end of a 10-day trip to Greece, and it exceeded our expectations. The photos and reviews do not do it justice. The resort has about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi. Our Superior Double Room felt like a private cottage, with its own entrance, spacious bedroom and sitting area, large bathroom with jacuzzi tub, and outdoor seating. Thick stone walls and shutters kept the room naturally cool, so air conditioning was rarely needed. Breakfast was excellent, served indoors or on a terrace with spectacular mountain views. We also enjoyed dinner one evening. The food and service were excellent, though prices were higher than in the village. A more casual daytime menu would be welcome for snacks. The pool was rarely crowded, but shade was limited. The same was true of the restaurant terrace, where a larger roof would improve comfort. Opening the dining room to the outdoors creates a lovely atmosphere but also attracts flies. The poolside lounge, terrace, and bar are underused. Offering drink menus, light snacks, and more shade would make these spaces more inviting. Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. The indoor pool beside the spa offers a quieter alternative, though direct access to the adjoining terrace would make it even better."

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