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Grecotel Filoxenia Kalamata
"Breakfast quality needs improvement . Eggs tasted funny. Bread wasn’t the best quality. We had no turn down service one night. we asked for several things from the housekeeping to be brought to our room and it was took very long The pool staff does not understand English"
Reviewed on Jul 27, 2026

Mystras Grand Palace Resort & Spa
"Wonderful everything Would stay again"
Reviewed on Aug 1, 2026

Euphoria Retreat - A Holistic Wellbeing Destination Spa
"A great place to relax and restart your mind and body! All the team at Euphoria is friendly and always with a big smile and happy to assist! Amazing facilities. Highly recommended"
Reviewed on Jul 5, 2026

Pharae Palace Hotel
"Excellent buffet breakfast, clean throughout, helpful and friendly staff."
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026

Kyniska Palace Conference & Spa
"Good place to stay while traveling through Laconia."
Reviewed on Jul 31, 2026

Horizon Blu Boutique Hotel
"Great location, beautiful view of the bay, excellent amenities. But, the hotel rooms smell a little musty, and the beach area with the umbrellas and the long chairs needs to be cleaned daily and some work to make it more appealing to the eye. From the beach, if you look up towards the hotel, you ..."
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026

Elite City Resort
"Very clean rooms and attentive staff"
Reviewed on Aug 5, 2026

Rex Hotel
"This historic, one and a quarter century old, renovated hotel is in the heart of downtown Kalamata — close to everything. It is reasonably priced and included a superb buffet breakfast."
Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026

Grand Hotel Kalamata
Megalopolis Hotel & Travel Guide\n
You will discover there aren't any Travelocity hotels options within Megalopolis itself. There's no need to stress, because about 13 places to stay can be found within driving distance from Megalopolis.
The nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation is the En Dimitsani Guest House, West Greece, 18 miles (28 kilometers) from the heart of downtown Megalopolis. A different convenient Travelocity accommodation option is the Mainalon Resort, situated in Peloponnese, about 16 miles (26 kilometers) from the middle of Megalopolis.
16 miles (25 kilometers) from the heart of Megalopolis, you will come across the Arcadia Hotel. The Tripoli City Hotel can be found approximately 16 miles (26 kilometers) away. The Hotel Papanikola and the Nerida Boutique Hotel are alternate accommodation options worth looking into around Megalopolis.
After you've enjoyed Megalopolis, you could venture out to discover the varied cultural and natural attractions of the Greek Mainland area. Admire Greek Mainland's beaches. While you're at it, explore some of its castles and traditional villages. Common activities in this part of Greece include snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking.
The closest places to spend the night in Arkadia include Vitina and Tiros. Vitina is 20 miles (34 kilometers) to the north of Megalopolis, while Tiros is 40 miles (62 kilometers) to the north. Room options in Vitina are the Aiora Luxury Suites and Seleni Suites Boutique Deluxe Hotel. The Hotel Paraskevas and Dio Guesthouses are some of the Travelocity-listed lodgings in Tiros.
When you are flying, Kalamata International Airport is a major airport for Megalopolis. Just a cab ride away is Kleopatra Hotel.
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IRA-HPA Hotel
"I stayed at the IRAHPA Hotel in central Kalamata and found it a comfortable, straightforward place to stay. The location is excellent, the hotel is clean, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The room is simple but functional and suited for one or two people. The bed was comfortable, there was space for my things, and it stayed quiet. My view was mostly the wall of another building. Breakfast was nice, with some Greek options and a pleasant seating area by the windows. The breakfast hostess, a delightful lady from Montreal, was warm and gracious. A couple of quirks: as is typical in this part of Greece, toilet paper and sanitary items cannot go in the toilet—they go in a small bin nearby. Some design choices felt awkward, such as the hairdryer plugged into an outlet right above the hand-soap dispenser, making the soap hard to use. The hotel provided complementary water plus a welcome gift of wine and local snacks. At checkout they kindly stored my bag for several hours while I explored the city.Overall, IRAHPA isn’t flashy or especially impressive, but it’s clean, comfortable, well-located, and the staff are genuinely helpful. A reliable, simple base with a good breakfast."






