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Hotel in Vergina
Offering all the comforts of a gourmet countryside retreat, personal services and serenity, Estate Kalaitzis is located in Metochi Prodromou, 2.5 mi from the town of Vergina. Spacious room, sophisticated relaxing vintage atmosphere. The customer service was amazing and the owner extremely helpful and communicative. We enjoyed our conversation, we learned more about the history of the estate and owner's efforts to upgrade the guest experience.
Hotel in Vergina
Located within a short walking distance from the Archaeological Site of Vergina, Hotel Archontiko Dimitra offers spacious suites with seating area and fireplace. Very spacious and clean, quick and easy walk to the local sights and restaurants. The team is super friendly, especially meeting the lovly Angelica made our stay memorable. Would always come back and highly recommend staying here.
Hotel in Vergina
Located in historic Vergina, close to King Philips tomb, Hotel Aigon offers free Wi-Fi throughout and has a snack bar, a lounge with fireplace, and a garden with a shady walnut tree. The hosts were great, they waited for us as we were late.
Vergina
Featuring free WiFi and a terrace, Pension Vergina offers pet-friendly accommodations in Vergina. Free private parking is available on site. Lovely, kind and considerate hosts. Spacious room and bed; common fridge for guests; etc
Vergina
Guest house Olympia lies in Vergina town within a small distance from the archaeological site. Built among a lush garden, it offers rooms that open to a balcony. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas. Wonderful garden and the room is bright and overlooks the hills.
Vergina
Set amid a private olive grove, Evridiki is located near the archaeological site of Vergina. It offers accommodations with a private balcony and free Wi-Fi and it has a café-bar. This is one of the best places to travel in Greece. The owners are very helpfull and talkative. They have many places on public parking but thay have private parging and small garden too :) The hotel has a very good location/ All rooms were very clean and comfortable. The breakfast was taste. Good place for rest :) I aproved
Vergina
Located in Vergina in the Central Macedonia region, with Vergina - Museum of the Royal Tombs at Aigai nearby, Mario’s house provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Nice place to stay. There is a comfortable terrace with a nice view. Peaceful and pleasant. The hosts are kind and helpful.
Hotel in Veria
Veriopolis Hotel is located between Veria Town and Asomata Village, and only a 5-minute drive from the center of Veria. Lovely hotel surrounded by beautiful scenery,very quiet but just 5 minutes drive to the town.Very good selection for breakfast.We would definitely stay there again.
Elafina (Near Vergina)
Set amid lush greenery, in Elafina Village of Imathia, the traditionally-built Mouson Melathron offers self-catering accommodations with mountain views. Very friendly and caring family who runs this hotel. This is a chance to get an experience of a life in a mountain village, get closer to the nature. The farm is full of animals which is great for children.
Hotel in Veria
Located one mile from the center of Veria, the Aiges Melathron is only a 5-minute drive from the Egnatia Ring Road. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, and has a restaurant. Stayed in this hotel for 10 days, everything was great. The room had a fireplace, a balcony and a view of the pool and mountains! The rooms are large, quite clean and beautiful. But overall I would love to go back to this particular hotel in Veria. I would say thank you very much for the friendliness and responsiveness of the staff.
Extremely beautiful museum but expensive! Nice little village with many tourist shops and taverns. The archeological site is disappointing. We thought we needed a ful day to visit but actually you can do it in about two hours. If possible you could combine it with a visit to Veroia which has many things to offer and you could easily spend the rest of the day there. I would suggest: visit Vergina museum in the morning, have a lunch there and go to Veroia.
Amazing to share the same ground with Philip ll (his tomb) & walk in the footsteps of Alexander The Great. A different kind of museum constructed to make you feel as though you are in a tomb - in fact, I believe it is built directly over the original location. Then there's the spectacular display of the contents... The city site itself containing the palace was closed at the time of my visit Don't forget to visit Pella with it's very excellent new museum!
Nice little village with beautiful hills and so much ancient things to see. The museum and the tomb of Phillip II. is worth a view! Even if some people say that 12€ is too much - it is worth it. You see the tombs and so much exhibits. The ancient palace ruins are nearby - you can drive by car until the parking lot and after that you have to walk. Or - just like me - walk the whole way. It is around 1km from the center of Vergina up the hills. They are working there at the moment, so the palace is open for public from 10am - 2pm. The town Veria is around 11km away and easy to reach with car. The public transport is... yeah. Optional. :D I waited for the bus that was called for 12am and at least it came at 12:30. The day before there was no bus at all at this time. You have to be very patient and the "german accuracy" will kill your joy. The restaurants are wonderful as well. I had the luck to find a nice spot where I came back for at least four days every evening.
The tombs of Philip are spectaculars but do not visit the place without deep understanding of antique funeral rituals same as the construction of tombs in various periods of antiquity, otherwise is a lost of time.
Village on the site of Aigai the original capital of the Greek Macedonians. Few restaurants worth mentioning with the exception of a wonderful traditional Taverna in the old center. The reason to visit is clearly the incredible museum of the royal Macedonian tombs underground the massive tumulus. The exhibition of King Philip the 2nd, Alexander the Great’s father, and other tombs was breathtaking. A must see in Northern Greece...
Finding the archaeological sites was a challenge, so be sure to ask at your hotel for advice (or at one of the restaurants if you stop for a bite.) However, they have done an amazing job here and would recommend for anyone travelling to Greece.
A Very Quality Choice! And a big plus is the hospitability of the two lady owners. Mother and daughter, Angelika and Afrodita! Vergina village has good choices for museums, restaurant, local mini market. It is a romantic place sourrounded by large fruit threes orchards. Hotel is close to main orthodox church another beautifull place to visit!
Vergina
This is one of the best places to travel in Greece. The owners are very helpfull and talkative. They have many places on public parking but thay have private parging and small garden too :) The hotel has a very good location/ All rooms were very clean and comfortable. The breakfast was taste. Good place for rest :) I aproved
We loved the big comfortable, beautifully decorated rooms, huge showers with high water pressure, amazing view, dinner and breakfast under the vines, friendly staff, and the proximity to the excellent Aigai museum in Vergina. The wine was great too. The connecting family rooms are very nice and convenient.
The hotel is located a couple blocks up the hill from the main archeological site with beautiful views of the surrounding area. The staff was attentive and welcoming, very kind and provided a great breakfast! The rooms were large with private balconies and very comfortable.
Vergina
Very well located. By foot you join the main museum of Vergina wich is really unique and awesome. Moreover the host give good advices to visit beautiful spots in the area.
Vergina
Unpretentious little hotel, with somewhat unexpected gorgeous marble floors. Everything was nice and cozy, the staff was very friendly.