Hotels near Saint Ekaterini's Church, Ioannina

The hotel is in the city centre and is close to everything. The rooms are large, comfortable, modern and very clean. I want to make a special reference to the staff, where everyone is kind and helpful to the highest standards I have met as a visitor in Greece and abroad! They make the stay as pleasant and untroubled as possible in a beautiful city anyway.

The decoration quality is very good, the furniture and decoration are all solid wood, and the luxurious lobby is very tasteful. Even if it is affected by the epidemic, there are not many guests, but the rich breakfast still maintains the quality of a five-star hotel.

Hotel is located in not really interesting area, about 1km from the center. It is very loud area with frequent traffic that made it impossible for us to sleep with windows open. There is no parking around, so you need to find your own spot in streets around. Room was small, a bit too simple, but clean. Bathroom is outdated and it needs some love - especially shower curtains and toilet seat. AC in room is positioned directly above the bed, so it’s very hard to set it up to cool down the hot room with windows closed because of traffic noise, but not to have direct cold air current directed at your head. Breakfast was acceptable, mostly based on frozen pastry baked in oven. There is actually no kitchen, just one small room with ovens, fridge and sliding door hiding the only toilet in lobby/bar area. It was strange using the toilet while you feel the heat and smells from ovens just few feet away from you. Staff was friendly and helpful! If the hotel was 2 star place priced well below the price we payed for it, I wouldn’t write a review this harsh. But since I was expecting 4 star hotel, it was a disappointment.

Located in a quiet place, this hotel overlooks the lake and is in walking distance of the castle and the centre of Ioannina. Very easy parking in the surrounding area, big, clean room and bathroom. Staff was welcoming, kind and helpful and breakfast was amazing with lots of choices of both local and international taste. The rooms need some renovations.

Our check-in was extremely quick, and all staff was very friendly and helpful. Towels were changed every day, and room cleaned everyday. Sadly on the down side however, the problems that arose were the following: -The bathroom had a sliding glass door that was extremely unsuitable, (l broke a nail trying to open it), no privacy at all from the bedroom since it did not close properly. -Shower had no curtain or sliding protection door resulting in all the bathroom flooding with water from the shower, making it impossible to get dressed in there. (l had to request an extra bathmat (towel) to be able to walk out of the shower since the one next to it was soaking) --Extremely low lighting in the whole room, especially the bathroom, making it extremely difficult to shave (husband) and for me to put on my makeup. -Breakfast could have had more choices, and at least there could have been a toaster on hand instead of just plain bread offered....and coffee could at least been hot instead of lukewarm. I understand that it is a minimalist hotel, but at least have the essentials i.e. towel rack, bathroom shelf etc Kudos to the cleaning lady who had to clean everyday the water from the bathroom and keep in shining condition Not the 4 star it is made out to be unfortunately. l had read all the reviews from previous visitors and had hoped that the hotel would have taken in account their reviews, but unfortunately, they had not.

We visited the picturesque village of Lingiades on our return trip from vacation. As the distance to our home was very long, I had decided to visit this village, for which I had many informations for his excellent view and rest there for a night. I havem;t booked a room,as the city of Ioannina is very near, If there was not an availability in Lingiades. When I entered the village tired of the long journey (from the island Zakynthos) and under heavy rain the first building I passed was this hotel. So when anout availability and price, the gentle lady offered me a room in a price (100€) higher than I would spend for a night, but the hotel was a very beautiful boutique hotel and i was really tired to look for an other hotel. In the end the hotel was totally worth the cost I paid. The room was dreamy, had an air of 19th century, while the rest areas of the hotel had a modern, but very pleasant architecture. And the view from the room was magnifiscent. The lake, the small island with the village and in the fond the city of Ioannina. And although we could see everything, there was no sound of the city activities. The lady in the reception had warned us that the breakfast was extraordinary. And indeed it was. It wasn’t a buffet breakfast. The ladies of the kitchen entered several times with special dishes. Savory, sweets, pies, jams, eggs in different versions (fried, boiled, omelettes, scrambled), cakes, biscuits, pancaces, fruits, etc,etc, It is not possible to describe the whole menu. But finally we asked them kindly to stop,as we could not consume more. And everything we had tasted bas delicious. I would like to stay at least for a day more, but unfortunately my wife had to work next day. I promised myself to stay there for 3-4 days another time. Unfortunatley in October, when I wanted to book for a night again on return trip (from Peloponess that time), the hotel was fully booked ! The village has at least 2 restaurants, one of them, ”Kukuwagia” (where we ate) is very famous in Ioannina region.