All Inclusive Hotels and Resorts in Argolida

"Friendly staff, clean room, and nice location in Old Town. Easy to get around and enjoy shopping and dining. Parking can be extremely challenging."

"Excellent staff and service "

"This hotel is absolutely AMAZING. The staff is amazing and extremely helpful. We could not have had a vacation to Greece without the hotel staff. The all inclusive package was amazing and included all of our meals and drinks and alcohol. The staff helped us book transportation to all of the places we traveled throughout Greece, and I would highly recommend this hotel to anybody in the future. If you’re going to Greece, this is the place to stay."

"Pool bar, ocean view"

"Amazing view from our balcony and within easy distance of everything we enjoy. Great service and recommendations "

"Lovely pension, comfy beds, large rooms beautifully decorated, friendly and helpful staff, good food and so close to everything we wanted to do! I can’t say enough good things - it was such a pleasant experience. Thanks so much! "

"Charming room with a little balcony looking up to the fort. Room was well equipped. Quiet central location"

"Beautiful small hotel in historic heraklion old town. Had hard time figuring out to get there as the navigator led me to one way street opposite way, and they walked to where I was. I had 4 family members and had quad room it was wonderful 2 room suite with access to the tiny courtyard and my kids loved the separation. Aircondition had some trouble, I had to reset the power to the aircon in circuit box, so it would need to be fixed. Was wonderful stay and I would go back to stay there if I return to Heraklion. "

"Wonderful property overlooking the promenade and a great view of the water castle of Bourtzi. Shopping and Tavernas are plentiful and an easy walk. The staff were very friendly, and requests were responded to promptly. We were only there for 2 days/1 night but would have gladly stayed longer if time allowed. would definitely choose this property again on a return to Nafplio!"