V Hotel, Delphi Staying for 4 days, very close to the Apollo Temple & Museum, this is a pretty standard hotel with balconies, great view of the mountains and to the town of Itea Just 2 of us, but since we are on a fairly long south euro journey with appropriate amount of luggage, we decided to do the quadruple, basically two connecting rooms! Which turned out to be a blessing! One room for luggage and our prep area, the other for sleeping. The hotel is fairly new as a Hotel, although the building is older! Its design is pretty much a 70th 80th style, but clean and neat, so quite ok. What stood out was the quality & hospitality of the staff! Sadly due to both the season & the boulders blocking the access road from a nearby town, business was truly poor! Resulting at time with only 10 guests at this ) storied property! The town was mostly super quiet, but that suited us real well, peace was what we wanted & got! Overall we would come back if we visited Delphi again! #magicalholidays#thetourist #greece #athens #holidaysurprise #delfi #delphi #VHotel

The internet connection was totally wonky! On and off all the time! But that was really the main issue

The property is beautiful with a stunning view. The room was contemporary, very clean, spacious and again with a beautiful balcony view. Breakfast included plenty of options, good coffee. Location is excellent.

We had a connecting room, with a locked door leading to a the next room. The door provided very little sound barrier (privacy) between the rooms. The bathroom had an off smell. It might have been from new tile/grout. The bathroom had a shower stall, but the showerhead could not be hung from above. Just from about knee level. Not a big deal, but a little inconvenient for Americans ;).

Very clean, large bedroom, 10’ walk from Delphi archeological sites

Not really a four-star hotel (maybe three ?)

Good service and nice and helpful staff, good roomsize,good location, pre-arrival contact by email very responsive, clean rooms, .breakfast was good.

No bathroom amenities such as shampoo, shower cap, slippers. There is only shower gel. Difficult to find a parking space on Saturday evening at 20.00, Nothing to eat/no snacks in the evening.

This hotel is perfectly located for easy access to the Delphi ruins and the restaurants of Delphi. Although the room was very nice, it was also very basic without any character.

The restaurant was fine for breakfast, but it was not especially suited for dinner We ate in town.

The hotel lived up to expectations, and was a solid option for Delphi. SERVICE: I didn't encounter bad service anywhere in Greece. The hotel staff was friendly, helpful and proactive, emailing me to warn me that the usual road was closed due to a landslide and suggesting a detour. Staff also made suggestions about places to see. ROOM: Large, simply furnished, but with a balcony with a stunning view of the valley towards the sea a few kilometers away. You're paying for that view, and it was worth it. BREAKFAST: Served in the main dining room, with huge picture windows of that valley view. A large, decent buffet, with omelets to order. Service again friendly. PARKING: Free in front of the hotel. There are about 5-6 spots - in off season, no problem to get one.

No issues.

The location was great, within walking distance to the Delphi Archeological Museum and site. All rooms have a beautiful view on the mountains and the bay. There was a free parking, but limited. The parking is hard to find in this mountain town with narrow streets, especially during the high winter season (ski resort nearby). Breakfast was American style, with omelets, eggs, sausage, potatoes, cereals, local sweets and fruits.

They provided 2 pillows per person, as in upscale hotels, but they missed the point that one should be thin and another thick to accommodate different tastes. They provided all 4 pillows the same thickness (too thick), and it was a bit uncomfortable to sleep on such a high pillow.

The approach along the gulf of Korinth by bus and driving up to Delphi is already promising, but the vistas from the restaurant and room into the olive tree filled valley 400m down are very beautiful. The ancient complex with Apollo temple where the Pythia resided is of the same order. A walk through the valley after a rocky descent makes a great day with views up of the hotel. The hotel staff was very helpful and served a big breakfast. The location deserves a 10 because of the surroundings and being right opposite the bus station for Athens.

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Great location, near the archeological site. Parking just outside. Great breakfast.

The correct room was not ready for our stay. Extremely poor communication from staff who also had complaints about the poor management of the hotel after we spoke to them. Also the gentleman at the breakfast buffet was not welcome at all to any of the guests. A basic "good morning" would be great. Not sure whether the staff were not happy with their jobs/management or we just happened to visit on a bad day but that affected our stay negatively. Also, air conditioning very loud in the room and no extra blankets available in the room in November.

Sea view rooms have a fantastic view Very spacious as well

Advertises private parking that doesn’t exist- it’s public parking outside Mediocre breakfast