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Hotel in Olympia
Hotel Europa Olympia is built on the top of Drouvas Hill in Ancient Olympia. 1. Good value for money 2. Nice location with restaurant overlooking the vallee 3. Very copious breakfast 4. Helpfull hotel collaborators
Hotel in Olympia
Amalia Olympia is located in the entrance of Ancient Olympia. Surrounded by Mediterranean gardens, it features an outdoor pool, restaurant and spacious lounges and a bar with fireplace. The property had the feel of an upscale resort but at a much more reasonable price. Staff was wonderful. We appreciated the swimming pool after a hot day.
Hotel in Olympia
The family-run Hotel Kronio is located within walking distance of Ancient Olympia and the museum of Olympia. Great hospitality! Our host Panagiotis write us a message to inform us that on Holy Friday the archeological site and the museum would close earlier so we could arrive in time to visit Ancient Olympia. On Easter morning they offered us a breakfast. The hotel has a very good location close to the church and 10 minute walk from the ancient site.
Hotel in Olympia
Enjoying a lovely countryside setting in Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel offers spacious accommodations and fantastic views from its lovely outdoor pool. great place very quite exellent service
Hotel in Olympia
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Hermes is located in Olympia, 984 feet from Archaeological Museum of Ancient Olympia. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. I booked the Hotel Hermes for a one night stay in Olympia but on the way down I had an accident with my rental car. I managed to make it to the hotel and a tow truck arrived. The tow truck driver did not speak English but one of the staff, Vasilys, was able to help me. He and the rest of the staff were fantastic and so helpful during what was a trying 24 hours. Breakfast was delicious, I would highly recommend staying here, excellent value for money
Hotel in Olympia
The 4-star Olympic Village Hotel & SPA enjoys a quiet location, only a few minutes’ walk from the archaeological site of Ancient Olympia. The location to the ruins was close and easy to get to .
Hotel in Olympia
Conveniently located in the heart of Ancient Olympia, Hotel Hercules combines a friendly atmosphere and great-value accommodations for your comfort. Very close to Ancient site of Olympia. It was within walking distance. Clean and staff was very welcoming and friendly. I highly recommend. Room was spacious and included a fridge. I will go there again if I am in area. Also great breakfast at reasonable price.
Hotel in Olympia
In the center of Ancient Olympia, just 2297 feet from the archaeological site and museum, Hotel Inomaos offers free private parking and free WiFi. Staff, comfort, facilities, prices. Huge balcony with view to main street. Close to restaurants and souenir shops. 10 min walk to Olympia archeological site and museum.
Hotel in Olympia
Just 984 feet from the archaeological site of Olympia, Neda Hotel features free wireless internet access and a restaurant. Had such a great time in this hotel and in olympia in general. It has a great view from the restaurant and a laid back bar and garden. Dimitris and Zoe are great hosts and will help you kn anything u need. Wish we stayed for longer.
Hotel in Olympia
Just 820 feet from the Archaeological Museum, Olympic Torch Hotel is located in the town of Olympia, within 591 feet from the central square. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property. Good cheap place to stay to see Ancient Olympia
Hotel in Olympia
Hotel Europa Olympia is built on the top of Drouvas Hill in Ancient Olympia. 1. Good value for money 2. Nice location with restaurant overlooking the vallee 3.
Hotel in Olympia
Amalia Olympia is located in the entrance of Ancient Olympia. Surrounded by Mediterranean gardens, it features an outdoor pool, restaurant and spacious lounges and a bar with fireplace. The property had the feel of an upscale resort but at a much more reasonable price.
Hotel in Olympia
Enjoying a lovely countryside setting in Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel offers spacious accommodations and fantastic views from its lovely outdoor pool. great place very quite exellent service
Hotel in Olympia
The 4-star Olympic Village Hotel & SPA enjoys a quiet location, only a few minutes’ walk from the archaeological site of Ancient Olympia. The location to the ruins was close and easy to get to .
Hotel in Olympia
Located in Ancient Olympia, only 0.6 mi from the city center, Hotel Antonios enjoys magnificent views to the valley of Ancient Olympia. The hotel is in a great location. Convenient walk (even with two small children) to Olympia sites...
Many families visiting Olympia loved staying at Olympion Asty Hotel, Hotel Europa Olympia, and Hotel Kronio.
For hotels in Olympia that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Hotel Europa Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel, and Hotel Hermes.
Hotel Europa Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel, and Hotel Inomaos got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Olympia.
These hotels in Olympia are highly rated by couples: Hotel Europa Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel, and Hotel Kronio.
Some of the best hotels in Olympia near Ancient Olympia include Hotel Europa Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel and Leonidaion Guesthouse.
On average, 3-star hotels in Olympia cost $62 per night, and 4-star hotels in Olympia are $114 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Olympia can be found for $0 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Hotel Europa Olympia, Olympion Asty Hotel, and Amalia Hotel Olympia are some of the popular hotels in Olympia.
Beautiful site and good museum. It exceeded my expectations. We took 3 hours to enjoy the site - slowly, with some sitting in the shadow of the oil trees and contemplation. And another 2 hours in the museum. All together, a beutiful day at Olympia. One can also take individual guided tour on the site, which is about 60Euros. NB: there is water but no food on the historic site. The museum cafe was closed too (probably bcs of the corona). We ate in the Olympia village after the visit.
Anyone interested in European history or ancient Olympic sport should visit Ancient Olimpia. It's a small town, easy for walking, shopping, finding restaurants. Everywhere is close by foot. The car can stay directly on the street near the apartment.
Great site. It was very nice to see the history of the games, the site is well preserved. I went in the winter and had the place almost to ourselves. There were very few tourists, which enhanced the experience.
There's not a lot to the city of Ancient Olympia. It is basically one street of touristy shops and restaurants/cafes and at the end of the street is the short walk to the museum and the site which are fabulous. The setting in the mountains is quite pretty and peaceful. I would say, though, it is one of the few few places in all of Europe that I have ever been 'gouged.' The restaurants have a little trick where they don't put the prices in the menus. After having been on the road all over the Peloponnese for weeks, I wasn't concerned, assuming the prices would be comparable, but got stuck with a very large bill for a very marginal meal at the end. Second night we found a little place off the main drag on a side street and had a lovely meal for a reasonable price, like you find all over Greece! There's also a REAL sandal store like you used to see a lot in Greece, directly on the main drag, that has a big selection and reasonable prices, and it was a pleasure to do business there.
Obviously, you have to be interested in the archeological site and museum to go there. One day was perfect for time to visit both. The little town is friendly but not overrun with tourists - at least not in October!
We arrived Monday and left early Wednesday morning. We took a bus from Athens on Monday, which was cheaper than a car but was very very long. We were able to see all of Olympia on Tuesday and left by Wednesday morning. I think the timing was perfect.
Great hospitality! Our host Panagiotis write us a message to inform us that on Holy Friday the archeological site and the museum would close earlier so we could arrive in time to visit Ancient Olympia. On Easter morning they offered us a breakfast. The hotel has a very good location close to the church and 10 minute walk from the ancient site.
Olympia
The location is perfect! Surrounded by vineyards, the villa has a large patio and several balconies to view the surroundings. Its only a few kms to the Olympia sites, museums and restaurants. I can’t imagine a more relaxing spot to rest after a day of travel or sightseeing.
The location to the ruins was close and easy to get to .
Good cheap place to stay to see Ancient Olympia
