Kyparissia Beach Hotel

“Perfect small family owned hotel in lovely setting”

This small hotel had everything we wanted for our stay in Kyparissia. Our room was a tad small for the luggage we had for a two week stay but George was able to give us a larger room, the balcony overlooked the garden and swimming pool and a beautiful view over the harbour where we could watch the … more

This small hotel had everything we wanted for our stay in Kyparissia. Our room was a tad small for the luggage we had for a two week stay but George was able to give us a larger room, the balcony overlooked the garden and swimming pool and a beautiful view over the harbour where we could watch the setting sun in the evening. The reception area is airy with comfortable sofas and chairs. The dining room is spacious, opening onto the pool area where there are tables and chairs and plenty of sun loungers. There was a good selection of dishes for breakfast, freshly cooked, hot and cold items, endless supply of teas & coffee. All areas were sparkling clean and bedrooms serviced daily, beds very comfortable. Both my husband and I were ill during our holiday and George arranged a GP appointment for my husband and a few days later I needed an appointment and the owner Nicholas arranged my appointment and kindly offered to drive me to the surgery. The entire staff were wonderful, welcoming, always smiling and helpful. Lefteris on reception, also went out of his way to help us. Although several places were still closed as it was early in the season there were still plenty to choose from for lunch or dinner. Several, a few minutes from the hotel and more in the town, an 8 minute walk up hill. Further up the hill in the old town is the castle ruins and a few excellent restaurants in the old town itself. Our two favourite places to eat were Ammos, a 6 minute walk from the hotel and the taverna right next door, (can't remember the name). Kyparissa Beach Hotel is a gem with old world charm and modern comfort in a perfect setting away from the main tourist centres. We loved it and will return.

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“Kyparissia highlight”

Kyparissia in October is quiet but we enjoyed our stay here. Very friendly and helpful staff and well appointed hotel. Kyparissia had nice restaurants- we enjoyed Ammos on the beach for fish and cocktails. Would recommend.

“Lovely hotel with lovely staff”

Such a friendly hotel with warm hearted staff doing their utmost to make a great experience. Spotlessly clean and v comfortable, with good bar snacks. Lots of variety for breakfast. In a quiet street close to a working harbour don’t expect to see playboys and yachts here but fishermen landing their… more

Such a friendly hotel with warm hearted staff doing their utmost to make a great experience. Spotlessly clean and v comfortable, with good bar snacks. Lots of variety for breakfast. In a quiet street close to a working harbour don’t expect to see playboys and yachts here but fishermen landing their catch and giant turtles! A short walk uphill to the town’s square which has lots of bars. Just before you get to the square on the opposite side of the rd is a great restaurant with external tables and v gvfm with starter, main course and a ltr carafe of wine costing 29 euros for 2 of us. Old Kaprissa at the top of the hill near the Castle is well worth a visit and has great views and good selection of restaurants but you need a taxi at 7 euros one way. Would highly recommend this hotel

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“Amazing Stay!”

Wonderful stay! We stayed for four days and will definitely be returning soon. From the very first moment, we were welcomed with warm smiles, and everyone was eager to guide us so that we could make the most of our experience in the area. The breakfast was excellent, featuring genuine Greek product… more

Wonderful stay! We stayed for four days and will definitely be returning soon. From the very first moment, we were welcomed with warm smiles, and everyone was eager to guide us so that we could make the most of our experience in the area. The breakfast was excellent, featuring genuine Greek products – yoghurt (much better than what we get as “Greek yoghurt” back home!), local delicacies, traditional treats, and fresh regional fruit – a true taste of the Mediterranean diet. Everything was spotless, both the communal areas and the rooms, and you could really feel the care and attention of the staff. We were especially impressed by the bar – everything was very reasonably priced compared to what we pay back home – from beers and cocktails to the delicious food. We travelled around Messinia for twenty days, and Kyparissia Beach was by far the best place we stayed. The staff truly made the difference and showed us the true meaning of Greek hospitality. See you again soon, my friends!

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