Delphi Palace

Un endroit où tout est vieux, abîmé ou mal réparé et qui aurait besoin d'une bonne rénovation. Ici on parle de chambres avec un rideau sur deux, de salles de bain sans eau, avec une lampe sur deux ou pas de rideau de douche, d'une piscine mal entretenue aux paroies à rénover d'urgence et sans barreaux à l'échelle. La climatisation est centrale. Il faut demander à l'accueil et pas possible de régler le niveau. Les frigo des deux chambres marchaient pas.... J'arrête ici et ne parle pas du bâtiment qui est un assemblage de plusieurs immeubles avec des niveaux différents, de nombreux escaliers, couloirs et detours...

Ένα πολύ πολύ παλιό ξενοδοχείο με άθλια πισίνα και σάπια ξύλινα κάγκελα. Το πρωινό αδιάφορο. Ούτε τζάμπα δεν θα ξαναέμενα εκεί. A very very old hotel-not maintained or redecorated in any way since the '80s -with an awful pool and dangerous (rotten)wooden railings. Breakfast below average. I wouldn't recommend it to our beloved visitors from abroad.

An abandoned hotel that is not worth a visit. It should not have even 2 stars. Despite the generous efforts of the staff, the common areas and rooms were old. The business looked abandoned. Even the pool isn't as good as the pictures shown....

Etablissement vétuste Personnel tres gentil Belle vue

Etablissement bien situé pour visiter Delphes. Calme. Accueil parfait. Relativement proche de Galaxidi.

Unfortunately, our visit to the Delphi Palace was disappointing. It may once have been a 4* hotel, but today is is at best a hotel of faded grandeur, and at worst dilapidated and unsafe. On the positive side, the staff could not have been more friendly, or more helpful. However, a number of areas around the hotel seemed in bad repair to the extent that I believe they posed a health and safety risk to our young children (8 & 6). Examples include the wooden railings directly in front of the swimming pool which were rotten and insecure, and if leant against, even by accident, could well have broken, and an individual would have dropped 10-15ft to hard ground below. Plus, the swimming pool itself was in quite bad repair and the 'lining' of the pool had broken away from the foundations in a number of places; plus, there were no steps on the ladder to climb out of the pool - another safety issue. In my opinion, the hotel needs to realise that it is not today what it once was, and invest in repairing the areas that are most unsafe. This is not a reflection on anyone who worked there, but we would not return to this hotel.

On a aimé la localisation, la vue et la disponibilité de certaines personnes de l'équipe (stagiaire). On sent que l'établissement a connu ses heures de gloire... il y'a déjà quelques temps... En revanche, la vétusté et la dégradation de certaines infrastructures est trop prégnante pour garder une image positive du séjour. La piscine aux parois rafistolées, des balustrades au bord de la rupture, des espaces à l'air abandonnés, contrastent avec les quelques salles entretenues qui reflètent un ancien standing... Le restaurant, malgré une vue impressionnante, ne propose pas un rapport qualité/prix correct. Le buffet du petit déjeuner, même tôt le matin manquait de produits de base...

Clean and quaint hotel. It is located at the far end of the village. Great view of the valley an sea. Meal was so-so. No bugs. I don’t think it has an elevator, this is coming important because pool is lower level, meal one level up and some rooms 2-3 higher.

Where to begin? Just avoid it all together. Spend the money and go 20 metres up the road to Amalia Hotel, you won’t regret it. The A/C was broken ( I actually got zapped!), there were chunks missing off the walls, two out of four walls had stains on them. The bedside lamps had dust on them. The food was ordinary and that’s being generous. The salad had brown pieces of lettuce in it. The drinking glasses were not clean. One of ours had what looked like lipstick stains on it. One of the men was putting bread into baskets with no gloves on. The pool had dead bugs and leaves in it and lots of broken bits and pieces around it. The beds were good that’s about it’s only saving grace. There was no where else to stay for us as the other hotel up the road was full. It might have been a palace 50 years ago but needs a major renovation to be brought up to a three star hotel. Very disappointed. If I could give it 0 stars I would have.

This is the worst hotel I have stayed in my life! The place is in shambles! We booked it on booking.com thinking it’s a 4 star (that’s what they claimed on the site). I didn’t read the reviews as I was in a bit of hurry to make travel plans. And by the way it was listed as Xenai hotel and not Delphi palace. And hence none of the reviews were coming up. I should have known better.. The place is absolutely shabby! Wood floors are warped, upholstery is worn out, mattress only has springs left, there’s mold in the bathroom and shower curtains, the shower head fell off, the power outlet sockets are coming out of the wall, one of the bed stands was broken, all furnitures and chipped off, the gym is out of a horror movie, breakfast (included) was a dry quarter of a croissant and boiled eggs. I can go on and on. But you get the point. This is a safety and cleanliness hazard and should be shut down by the authorities.