The attention to cleanliness and the thoughtful design of the spaces made us feel comfortable and relaxed throughout our stay.

The hotel is perched on the edge of a Stone Mountain village. It is walking distance to 2 of the noted Ottoman bridges of the area. It has a ‘pool’ which is very small but refreshing with its glacier cold water on the hot days we were there. The room and bathroom are big with a full size bathtub, and very clean. The breakfast is decent with good coffee.

This is NOT a place for anyone with any kind of mobility issues. You access it from the road via a VERY steep lengthy ramp and then must navigate a labyrinth of stairs to your room with your luggage. The lovely (female) staff do offer to carry it for you. Many stairs have no hand rails and some of the steps and hand rails are loose and in need of repair. The adjacent village is essentially deserted- there is one taverna in town with decent food - we did not try the hotel’s restaurant.

Nice view at the mountains

The hotel is in a village that is not accessible by car, all the houses and hotels are at a height. It's hard to get up with the luggage The breakfast not fancy

I had been looking for a peaceful escape in the mountains, and this place delivered far beyond my expectations. The location is absolutely breathtaking—surrounded by lush forests and dramatic cliffs, with a quaint, traditional village just steps away. What really stood out was the level of care put into every detail, from the decor in the room (which was both rustic and elegant) to the hearty, homemade breakfast with fresh local products. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel like honored guests, not just customers. We got great suggestions for hikes and nearby sights that we would have never discovered otherwise. Can’t wait to come back in the fall to see the foliage!

Great place in a beautiful village seems to be frozen in time. Beautiful stone houses, including the hotel. Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. George planned our next day and his recommendation were great. Very clean. Good breakfast. Would like to stay there again for longer period. PAY ATTENTION - the hotel and village are on the hill side and no cars are allowed. Going into the hotel is on a ramp, and travelling in the village mean you're going up and down hill. Not for lazy people. I loved it. Let the staff bring your language. Don't bring it with you.

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The hotel was in a lovely location and within easy drive of the Vikos Gorge and associated hikes. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The room we had was nice and large with a kitchen so it was more like a studio but the door was positioned in front of the entrance which had a large glass door and window and it was opposite the hotel reception entrance so people could look in when they passed. The breakfast was decent but could have been better. The access ramp up to the hotel was a crazy gradient making it hard to walk up let alone push a wheelchair or buggy. I consider myself fit and healthy but anyone with mobility issues won't have a chance of getting up it.

This place had such a warm and authentic feel. The stone and wood architecture gave it a traditional charm, and everything was spotless and well-maintained. The room was a bit smaller than expected, but it had everything we needed, including a super comfortable bed. Breakfast was delicious, with fresh, local ingredients and a great variety. The staff were genuinely kind and helpful, always ready to give tips on what to see and do in the area. A lovely mountain retreat that felt both personal and peaceful.

Very friendly staff. A charming hotel with a lot of character.

Access to the hotel was up a very steep wooden ramp, with parking at the bottom. My husband has mobility issues and struggled to get up the ramp and all the steps to the room. There are photos of the ramp on the description but it is not made clear that it is the access route to the property. There is no way we could have taken our bags up to the room so had to pick what we needed from the car and transport it in a carrier bag. Had we known about the access we would not have stayed there. But if it is made clear on the description that the hotel is not suitable for people with mobility issues, and people know what they are dealing with, then it is a lovely hotel with great staff.

The atmosphere was relaxing and welcoming from the moment we arrived. It’s a quiet place that makes you disconnect from everything and just enjoy the moment. The rooms are decorated with taste and care, and the views from the windows were stunning. Breakfast was a highlight —freshly baked pies, local cheese, and homemade jams. There’s a lot of attention to detail here, and it shows. We’d definitely recommend it to couples or anyone wanting to slow down and recharge in a beautiful environment.

We had a lovely stay at the Kipi Mountain Resort. We had a junior suite and the room and bathroom were large. The bed was very comfortable and we slept very well. The breakfast was very good. We also enjoyed dinner at the hotel restaurant the 3 nights we stayed. George and Vasiliki are great hosts. The location is great, with easy access to many sites in the area, including 3 or 4 ancient stone bridges within easy walking distance. Being on a mountainside, one does have to go up a fairly steep ramp to the reception, and some stairs to the room, but the staff will happily help with luggage if needed. We would happily stay here again when we go back to the area.

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