Amalia Hotel Delphi, Delphi

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel. The rooms were well-equipped, comfortable, and quiet, offering a nice panoramic view to the valley of Itea. Being at the back of the hotel provided a lovely view down to Itea and kept me away from the noisy center of Delphi. The service was top-notch, with the most professional, friendly, and courteous staff making my stay truly special. The location was stunning, offering breathtaking vistas to the sea and surrounding mountains and valleys, and it was very convenient for exploring nearby attractions like Arahova and Galaxidi. The dining experience was excellent, with many choices and some very nice touches. The facilities were fantastic, especially the beautiful areas for walks, garden, and pool.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although offering a good view over the valley, are in need of a serious update, making it feel more like a 3-star accommodation. The comfort level was decent, but the view from the room was truly spectacular. The service, while intimidating at times, was surprisingly nice and helpful, especially with any requests. The location, on the edge of town with a lovely view over the valleys, was superb, providing a beautiful combination of sea and mountain views. As for the dining experience, it was scrumptious, although crowded at times. Overall, the hotel's facilities left a bit to be desired, lacking in modern amenities.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but lacked in decor and had limited outlets and Wi-Fi service. The service, however, was very helpful and well-organized. The location, with a beautiful view over the valley, was excellent, but the dining options were somewhat generic in taste.

I stayed on the lowest level and missed out on a clear view from my room, but the room size was decent and huge by Greek standards. It was incredibly quiet being at the end of the hall. The staff were always kind and helpful, with excellent grooming and attentiveness. Though the service was welcoming and informative, it felt very average. The location was great for exploring Delphi and Arachova, providing a beautiful combination of sea and mountain views. The dining experience, while good and varied, was somewhat lacking in quality. Overall, a mixed experience with some noticeable positives and negatives.

The hotel is located on the hillside in the newer town of Delphi with fantastic views across to the Peloponnese. The rooms are very clean, spacious, with very comfortable beds and necessary amenities. However, the level being only one or two above ground makes it slightly inconvenient to move without the wet shower curtain. The service was awesome, but there were instances of being not very nice and some restrictions on the room service menu availability. The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk into Delphi town, and about 15-20 minutes to the Delphi ruins and museum on the other side of town. The dining experience had a huge selection but tasted too generic and not very Greek. The facilities were as expected, and the overall ambiance was pleasant.