Hotels nahe Historisches Passarona (Zitsa)

„Parkplatz direkt am Hotel, ruhig, leise, “

„The stay was perfect and the staff wonderful. The desk ladies, the guy responsible for serving the breakfast and the lady responsible of the hotel were very nice and helpful. The only thing to note and maybe warn about it that the tub being very slippery, as well as the floor of the bathrooms, it is necessary not to forget to put the floor mat in order to prevent a fall. Also some of the windows isolation were a bit defective which didn’t have any negative results as such. “

„King Pyrros is a disgrace to Ioannina. The room was dirty. We found hair on the floor, old juice box in the fridge. The bathroom had barely been mopped. There were cigarette butts in an old bottle on the balcony. When I complained, the lady came up that was watching the reception with a dry Swiffer to supposedly clean...The place has been left to deteriorate for years as it seems!! A horror show. If you ask why we chose to stay, because it was a holiday and no rooms were available in the city!! “

„Sehr zentral, super Parking, sauber“

„Very disappointing. Several things are wrong with this so-called boutique hotel and spa. The offer room with fireplaces – which are an extra charge, of course. No firewood was provided. When we asked, they said they would not have firewood for another two weeks; then they changed the story to a 20 Euro charge for wood; then they showed us how to turn up the wall thermostat (!) And that’s just the beginning… The advertised “gym” is a single treadmill. The Hammam was out of order for two ...

„Tradizionale casa del mani splendidamente ristrutturata e trasformata in albergo. Top“

„Superior Double Room with Balcony and Panoramic view. Stayed here for 3 nights and was pretty disappointed overall. Booked what they called their "superior double room," and it was tiny—barely enough space to open both suitcases without them blocking the path to the bathroom. Felt more like a glorified closet than a proper hotel room. Check-in staff (young woman at the front desk) was completely indifferent—minimal eye contact, no smile. Not rude exactly, but zero warmth or ...