Lovely hosts, the place is quiet. The breakfast was plentiful and included local pastries, coffee, yogurt, butter and marmalade, fresh bread, fruits, orange juice, ham and cheese, and boiled eggs. Rooms have own bathroom, AC and fridge. The windows have insect nets. There is an elevator to 1st floor, to help with carrying luggage. Expect to see some playful cats around the hotel entrance.

The shower sink is not well designed, a small puddle will form around after each shower. Not exactly a negative point, but is worth mentioning that the hotel has only inside parking space for 1 car, the rest will stay on the road in front of the hotel (We had no issues with parking on the street though).

Hotel Aigon is spacious, airy with cool marble floors. It has comfortable lounge area on the ground floor. There is an elevator to take care of one’s luggage. Our room’s balcony had a beautiful view of the mountains. The room had a well-functioning AC (also radiators for the winter). The hotel is very clean. There is cats and kittens on the property(like everywhere in Greece) but they are not let into the hotel itself, so my kid had not issue with allergies. The owner is very hospitable and welcoming. She offers a generous breakfast to start one’s day (for extra fee). She was helpful to plan the visits to the sites. Hotel Aigon is walking distance to all the main sites, coffee shops, restaurants and a short drive to the museum. The village is set in a picturesque area and has vibes of a good community with local kids playing on the school grounds in the afternoon.

Everything was lovely.

The host, Anastasia, was very accommodating, helpful and friendly. The elevator is such a bonus as, with mobility issues, stairs are difficult for me at times. The room and facilities were exactly as advertised and the location was great - very central to the historic sites, tavernas, express supermarket and a short drive to the large museum.

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Aigon had big rooms and private balconys. Very wellfunctioning A/C. High level of cleanliness. Great hospitality and a kind, helpful owner. Location was great. Short distance to restaurants and groceries.

The common area at main entrance AND the reception could use som kind of clear definition and divisions to smaller areas. Not easy to figure out whether the area was private or for customers use. Maybe a pool table/football game, some shelves with books/bochures/boardgames or other would invite to use this area and meet new friends. We just stayed at the rooms...

This is a little gem in a beautiful village. It's a family run hotel and the owner is incredibly welcoming. She speaks good English and I had lovely chats with her about the village, life in Greece and general chatting. The breakfast is fresh and delicious. I had to ask her to stop giving me so much food! Lol The rooms are large and comfortable with good bathrooms. There are lovely views from the balconies too. The cafes and restaurants are only a few minutes walk away, with a great range on the menus.I loved it so much that I'm considering buying a small cottage in the town, because after only 2 nights, I didn't want to leave.

Perfect choose to stay one night to rest during a long journey, but if you are in this town do not miss the Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai. The museum can be reached from the hotel on foot. The host, who is a very kind lady, alone operates the hotel. The breakfast was plenty with local products. when we checked out, the host packed us food for the long journey ahead. Parking is possible on the street in the front of the hotel

Everything was O.K.

Breakfast was excellent, the owner really went out of her way to give us a very copious and tasty breakfast (extra charge). The location to the Vergina site was perfect, we walked. There were a few nice tavernas for dinner and coffee/pizza places for the evening to eat within a few minutes walking from the hotel.

The rooms were in need of updating, but satisfactory for an overnight stay...they are large and the property is very airy.

The perfect place to stay for the archaeological sites and museums. Close too to restaurants and tavernas. The owner Anastasia is an absolute delight, the perfect hostess.

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Nice looking hotel and the hosts were nice and helpful. We only stayed for a night but we got a good rest and an good breakfast. It's also a good place to stay if you are passionate about history, Vergina being known as the site of ancient Aigai, the first capital of Macedon (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Hopefully, we will come back some day and spend more time here.

The Hotel has a lot of potential but it needs some refurbishment. We had some trouble finding the hotel (partially because we arrived very late) but we fixed the location on Google Maps in the morning. We couldn't sleep with the windows open because of the neighbor's dog, but this is expected in a small town.

The guest gave me a bottle of cold water and some fruits at the arrival. The rooms has everything you need and a fridge is also available in front of you room, not inside.

There is a dog in the yard who has almost bitten me, so be carreful with that dog or just tell the guest that you dont want to get bitten by it, so she can lock the dog in the backyard.