Acropole Delphi

Friendly and helpful staff. Great views from the balcony and a wonderful breakfast!

It's a little tricky to get around Delphi in a car due to the one way streets but thankfully this hotel was well sign posted which made it easier. Easy walk to restaurants and bars all around town, our room had an amazing balcony with a view of the valley below and surrounding mountains which made for a breathtaking sunset. The hotel itself doesn't have parking, but there is easy parking in the street (we pretty much parked right outside the door). Although the room was small, especially the bathroom and shower, we had a great sleep and the small bathroom didn't cause any problems. Breakfast was very good with lots of options but be aware the breakfast area doesn't have many seats but this only causes issues if a tour bus decided to have breakfast the same time as you. We enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.

Gorgeous view. Lovely staff. Clean room. Very tiny bathroom. Excellent location. Would stay there again. Highly recommend.

Wonderful hotel located in the middle of town and within walking distance of the ancient ruins. Room had a balcony overlooking beautiful landscape. Friendly, helpful staff who spoke English. Clean room.

We flew from Santorini to Athens and then drove to Delphi to visit the local ancient Greek sites. The Nuvi GPS and I had a failure to communicate, so after driving through the town of Delphi going one direction, we came back through town going the other direction on a one-way street, and missed the turn for the street the hotel is on. Once we reached the end of town we had originally entered, we spotted the hotel sign pointing down the hotel’s one-way street, so we pulled into a FREE public parking spot and rolled our luggage down to the hotel. Check-in went smoothly and after admiring the view of the valley below and the Gulf of Corinth in the distance, we left our luggage in our room, and returned to the front desk to get a map of the local area. We took a quick (10 minute) walk to the Delphi museum and adjacent ruins and then walked further down the road to the Sanctuary of Athena. A twenty minute walk brought us back to town were we chose a restaurant from which we watched the sunset while eating dinner. Before returning to our hotel for the night, we enjoyed walking around the town after dark, especially enjoying the Cathedral of Agios Loukas all lit up. Breakfast at the hotel was very nice with a selection of breads, yogurt, meat, cheese, juices, coffee, and tea. We hope to return again!

We rolled into town late in the afternoon after a long but great day of driving in the mountains. Parking is on the street wherever you can find it, but seems to work out. We discovered upon check in that I had booked for the next night, so we had a moment or two of concern. However, the very helpful front desk assured us that there was a room available. Guess we got lucky. There was a small balcony with lovely views of the valley filled with olive trees and beyond to the Gulf of Corinth. Nice breakfast provided.

Don't expect hi-fi hotels in this area. This is a decent hotel, does everything as advertised.

Very nice hotel with a beautiful view from our balcony. Just 10 minutes away from the sanctuary and the museum. The reception was still open until late at night (we arrived aroun 1am). The only inconvenient was the breakfast which was not that rich.

Hotel was clean and a great value, plus a world-class view of the Sea of Corinth from the terrace of our room.

The hotel is located parallel to the main road through Delphi and just a short stroll to the restaurants there. Our comfortable rooms were on the ground floor with balconies to the rear giving a splendid view towards the coast. In the evening we used the WiFi (free) and relaxed with a drink in the reception area. We enjoyed our breakfast buffet before taking a 10 minutes level walk from the hotel to the main archaeological site. The hotel does not have private parking, but we found free on-street parking about 30 yards from the hotel entrance. This road is a one-way street and we had to drive through the centre and then double back on the lower level road to the hotel (arriving from Athens). The turn is fairly sharp, and although signposted, we found the SatNav useful in the dark.