The rooms are magnificent and decorated with care. A carafe of house wine and a bottle of fresh water are provided in the room. The breakfast is copious and very good, brought to you with care by the ever-smiling team. We had a jacuzzi bath in the room which was perfect for recuperating.

The mattress wasn't very comfortable.

Staying at the Ilion Hotel in Napflio was a great start to our trip in the Peloponnese. We loved our two night stay here in May and the town. The hotel has different themed decorated rooms adding to its rich history, character and charm. We chose the Suite of Sun and it did not disappoint. The hotel is centrally located in the old town part of Napflio. There are many nice restaurants and shopping in the area. The manager Elias and his assistant Irene and staff were all friendly and helpful. Elias had great suggestions for the area for touring and driving around this part of the Peloponnese. The staff really all are a happy group working together and it shows in the vibe of the place. Breakfast was a nice start to the day there too! Thank you Elias and your staff for a great stay!

Lovely and authentic historical boutique hotel, perfect for couple. Romantic, super clean, huge room with jacuzzi, service was perfect. Nice and very generous breakfast. Centrally located in the old town. Gorgeous view in the sea from the room.

The hotel is quiet for outside noise as it’s in a small upstairs lane of the old town however it’s not well si isolated inside, we could hear the customers in the room opposite to us talking and taking bath at 2am very loudly as if they were staying in the same room, and the cats fighting again at 5am. So the night wasn’t the most resting unfortunately.

The hotel was very quirky and amazingly decorated, it was in a great location in the old city and the staff were incredibly kind, helpful and caring. Going to breakfast every morning was a joy because the staff were so happy and even a little singing occurred. The distance from the road to the hotel in the old city is a little walk but no problem because the wonderful young man who runs the reception came and helped carry out bags to our room. Thank you hotel Ilion, you made our stay a great time to remember.

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It was the second time for me to stay at Ilion Hotel, and once again, I really enjoyed my stay. Check-in was simple. We came a little later, but our key was in a keybox, and the whole process was described perfectly in advance. Also, information for parking was given in advance, which was very helpful to us. The staff is very friendly, the interior is very special and cozy. The hotel is one (or the?) of the oldest buildings in town and that makes the stay even more special. They did a great job in keeping the old alive, but still making your stay comfortable. The room was prepared in a welcoming way. We traveled right before Christmas, and the hotel made sure that the room was already warm when we arrived. That was very thoughtful. The breakfast was,once again, more than enough and tasteful. the location of the hotel is perfect. Right in the old town and the hotel suits the vibe of the rest of the town.

Our room had a bathtub. We knew this in advance, so there is no problem with that. The only difficulty there was that taking a shower was not as comfortable since there was no shower cabin or anything to fixate the shower head. The bathroom was a little dark with light (difficult for putting makeup on😉)

This is a quirky old hotel with great charm. The staff are very helpful and friendly and did everything to make our stay comfortable and memorable. The breakfast was plentiful, the room comfortable with amenities appropriate to the age of the property. Thank you to Irene for helping us carry our bags up the steps and to the team for forwarding forgotten belongings. Parking was closer than expected, we loved the cafes and exploring Nafplio too.

Too much furniture in the room, no wardrobe.

The location, the size of the room, the water and welcome wine, the staff were very friendly and kind! Very helpful! Breakfast was served very promptly. The orange juice was other worldly and clearly, just pressed.

The breakfast wasn’t a dazzler. The bread was good, the food was plentiful. However the egg was overcooked, the utensils were very small and you only got a knife and fork and a demitasse spoon. so I had to choose between eating my yogurt with a demitasse spoon or a small fork. The other thing is that I drew water to fill the bathtub and was told to be very careful as the hot water came out very hot, only to find that the hot water was not hot at all and wound up having a slightly colder than lukewarm bath as I didn’t want to waste the water. When showered off in the morning, however, the issue must have resolved itself because the water was almost too hot and I have to open the cold tap almost all the way to get a good temp.

All of the staff from the reception to the breakfast staff to the cleaning staff were fabulous, kind, and friendly. The breakfast was delicious and the location was perfect. My room was very warm and I could walk down a few stairs to a pleasant courtyard.

There are a lot of stairs. There are steep stairs from the street leading up to reception and then once you are in the hotel there are stairs to your room, to the breakfast room, to get out at street level etc. The place is 400 years old which is absolutely part of its charm. However, it does mean that the steps are uneven and can be quite narrow and that there are various trip hazards. For a lot of people this would not be a problem for me it was and I mention it for others who may be equally challenged.

The kitsch-y decorations of the place met the expectations! Very fun and beautifully furnished building from 1620. Everything feels lavish, but not quite excessively luxurious, and it makes sense that many consider it a hidden gem (though it really is not hidden at all!). All the staff were absolutely lovely and professional, and went out of their way to help in a way that felt sincere.

The breakfast is really not all that. You are served once you sit down, and it is the same thing every morning - which is fine, but gets old (one singular hard boiled egg per person and a variety of baked goods...). It is what you make of it - for some, it can feel a bit stuffy and awkward, as you are sitting very close to other guests in an oddly decorated room. Also- everything is outrageously creaky, and there is no soundproofing. Very 1620, and though I did not mind the noises of the doors or floors, the creaky bed became bothersome fairly quickly.

The hotel is inside an old mansion from the 1600s, which is impressive by itself. This however affects the layout of the interiors and the size of the rooms. We stayed in the Suite of Dreams, which was pretty spacious and very cozy, with colourful decorations and antique furniture. The bed was comfortable and we didn't use the aircon at night, because there was a cool breeze from the two windows. Very centrally located, in the old part of town where cars are not allowed, so it was very quiet and calm. Hotel staff was very communicative and friendly, they arranged for a late check-in for us and prepared a nice breakfast with local food and treats. Overall we were very satisfied for the value-for-money accommodation and overall experience.

Old buildings tend to be creaking, but that's not their fault. So when booking, be prepared that you'll be staying at a centuries-old mansion, which means the wooden floors are noisy and you can hear when people walk in the hallways and on the top floor.