There was an excellent breakfast. The staff went to the extra effort to accommodate my request for gluten free. The beads were comfortable. The restaurant attached to the hotel was also excellent. The layout of the room was functional and spacious. The balcony offered privacy and a good view.

The TV's HDMI port was blocked. The following point is more advice for other guested and a criticism of Google maps that fails to find the shortest route from the hotel to the Olympia Museum and Archaeological Sites depending on where you park outside the hotel. The road into Olympia was blocked for a cycle race on Sunday morning we stayed.

This hotel exceeded our expectations. The rooms are fully modernized with smart TV and a rain shower in the bathroom. It felt like a real luxury in the middle of a small town. We arrived late in the evening and the host was able to quickly serve us in the restaurant onsite; the food was great tasting and authentically traditional. The breakfast was self service and of excellent quality with pastries, fruit, yogurt and juices/coffee/tea. We only stayed one night and so we didn't make use of the pool or balcony but it looked excellent and well maintained. We would love to return again.

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My wife and I stayed here with our 18-year-old son on a one-day visit to visit the nearby archaeological site. We couldn’t have asked for more. The room was comfortable, and the property is beautiful. The staff was welcoming, and I would highly recommend the on-site restaurant, where the food was homemade and excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

This is not a negative about the property, but our GPS made it very confusing to get to the archaeological site. I would highly recommend just asking the reception staff for directions. We have nothing negative to say about the property.

The pool was wonderful with a great view of the mountains! There were umbrellas for shade. The restaurant at the hotel had large glass doors which were open to the shaded patio. The patio roof is an extention of the building. The room was a good size with a small balcony, a modern bathroom, and a nice mountain view. Parking is not a problem. The area in which the hotel is located is in a rural area which is peaceful and quiet. The small staff worked hard to keep everything spotless. I was impressed. You are within a 10 minute drive of the Olympia Archeological site and museum. Olympia was our favorite site in the Peloponnese. The ruins and museum are amazing! Parking at Olympia can be a challenge due to the fact you can only park on the street. Space is limited so arrive early in high season. The site is large and you can manage your visit avoiding the large tour groups that swarm the area.

The breakfast buffet was good. We ate dinner at the hotel twice and found the selection limited and of average quality. You have no other restaurant options within walking distance and to get to one would require a drive back down some winding roads.

Our second visit to this hotel some 10 years after our first! A very convenient hotel to stay, in a small, quiet village, if you are visiting Ancient Olympia just down the road The hotel has a lovely position on a hill, looking across a small valley to the western horizon, perfect for watching lovely sunsets from the restaurant at dinner. The food is excellent too, very Greek in the best way, with good portion sizes: for example, their grilled lamb chops were not only delicious but numerous!

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Best hotel we stayed at during our road trip in Greece. The hotel was nice, clean and well maintained and has an amazing view on the mountains. We absolutely loved the pool (including the mountain view)! The room had a luxureous rain shower, balcony with a view and all other essentials for a comfortable stay. The tavern downstairs was amazing, great food for very good prices. The hotel has their own, delicious olive oil which we ordered with our bread and we took the remainder of the small bottle with us to enjoy further back home!

A beautiful, clean place to stay while we visited ancient Olympia. Surrounded by nature, in a well kept loved space. The food was amazing and all the staff was very kind. A very short drive to the the ancient ruins we came to visit. It would be a nice place to stay for more nights. We are from Sonoma, CA and it felt like the wine country but in Greece with endless olive trees, amazing rolling hills, and herds of sheep along the drive there.

This was the best hotel that I have stayed in for a long time. I can't fault it: the location was tranquil and convenient, the views of the mountains and olive groves were stunning, the rooms were spacious and had everything that we needed for a comfortable stay, the food was delicious and the staff team were very friendly and attentive. We felt like valued guests throughout our stay of 8 nights. To me, this place felt like Greece at its very best!

Nothing - it was all great. We were all genuinely delighted to stay in such a lovely, welcoming hotel. Ευχαριστώ πολύ!

Baccus is located in a beautiful spot near Olympia overlooking a valley with olive trees. Our room had a balcony with a great view of the valley. The pool was very nice and refreshing after a hot day touring the archeological site. The room was comfortable and of a good size. The food for dinner and breakfast was great!

There is nothing around Baccus so if you don't want to eat there you must drive into town. It really is not very walkable. That really wasn't a big deal for us because it is very quiet and out of hustle and bustle.

Very nice apartment (economy studio ground floor) - everything quality materials and appliances. Nice Size. Nice pool, views, location Staff very friendly and fast Good restaurant, tasty food and: Mayonaise! Didn't get any sauce with our fries in other restaurants (sometimes ketchup)" Restaurant, Pool area very good size for the number of guests

Absolutely nothing. Be aware that every apartment they have is different (I think) so book what is best for your group (I saw some negative reviews about rooms that in my view are not the fault of Bacchus)