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Artsistas Houses
"Breakfast is excellent"
Reviewed on Apr 12, 2026
Papaevangelou Hotel
"The breakfast was excellent The room was"
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2025
Aristi Mountain Resort and Villas
"We spent three nights at Aristi Mountain Resort at the end of a 10-day trip to Greece, and it exceeded our expectations. The photos and reviews do not do it justice. The resort has about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi. Our Superior ..."
Reviewed on Jul 5, 2026
Taxiarches Hotel
"Extemly clean in very good codithion"
Reviewed on Aug 22, 2025
Essence Hotel
"Lovely staff and quality breakfast... Olives lovely and great coffee I arrived late for work reasons and they were very helpful to use a delivery service to deliver to the hotel. Balcony had 2 chairs but no table. There was a pull cord plug pulled out of socket in bathroom to repair and easily fixed. ..."
Reviewed on Jun 19, 2026
Aberratio Boutique Hotel
Gamila Rocks Mountain Hotel
Artemis
Gefyri Hotel
Aristi Hotel & Travel Guide
Visitors roaming in Epirus who are looking for a place to stay in Aristi have a number of options. If you're thinking of roaming in Aristi, Travelocity contains no less than 15 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the main center.
Astute travelers who get the many benefits of finding accommodation close to the restaurants, bars and entertainment of the city center should check out the Aristi Mountain Resort Hotel and Spa and Taxiarches Hotel, all of which are situated less than 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) of Aristi's core.
The Zagori Suites Luxury Residences is around 6 miles (9 kilometers) from the center of Aristi. An alternative accommodation option is the Saxonis Houses, which is about 3 miles (5 kilometers) away. Alternate accommodation options are the Primoula Country Hotel & Spa and the Zarkada Archontiko Hotel.
Researching so you can go a bit further afield? Greek Mainland has lots of things worth checking out. Photographers will fall in love with Greek Mainland's beaches. While you're at it, venture to a few of its castles. Popular things to do in this pocket of Greece include snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking.
Ioannina is 25 miles (37 kilometers) southeast of Aristi and boasts University of Ioannina and Ioannina Castle. If you want to get to Ioannina, check out the rooms at the Grand Serai Congress & Spa and Krikonis Suites Hotel. Or, you could consider staying in Preveza, 60 miles (97 kilometers) to the south of Aristi, where you can choose between the Sesa Boutique Hotel and Hotel Ionian Theoxenia. When you stay in Preveza, be sure to venture to the Nikopolis Archaelogical Museum and Nea Sampsous Square.
Ioannina National Airport is located 18 miles (30 kilometers) away from Aristi's heart. Modern visitors who hope to find a hotel nearby can look into a room via Travelocity at the Hotel Du Lac Congress Center & Spa or Grand Hotel Palladion.
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Aristi Mountain Resort and Villas
"We spent three nights at Aristi Mountain Resort at the end of a 10-day trip to Greece, and it exceeded our expectations. The photos and reviews do not do it justice. The resort has about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi. Our Superior Double Room felt like a private cottage, with its own entrance, spacious bedroom and sitting area, large bathroom with jacuzzi tub, and outdoor seating. Thick stone walls and shutters kept the room naturally cool, so air conditioning was rarely needed. Breakfast was excellent, served indoors or on a terrace with spectacular mountain views. We also enjoyed dinner one evening. The food and service were excellent, though prices were higher than in the village. A more casual daytime menu would be welcome for snacks. The pool was rarely crowded, but shade was limited. The same was true of the restaurant terrace, where a larger roof would improve comfort. Opening the dining room to the outdoors creates a lovely atmosphere but also attracts flies. The poolside lounge, terrace, and bar are underused. Offering drink menus, light snacks, and more shade would make these spaces more inviting. Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. The indoor pool beside the spa offers a quieter alternative, though direct access to the adjoining terrace would make it even better."
