“Superb!”
The location was superb, right in the mountains, and the village was beautiful and within walking distance. The owners were very kind and welcoming, making us feel like family; we would definitely recommend a visit here!
Peter1个月前
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★★·Grammenítsa·9.8
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Traditional Guesthouse Marousio in Rodavgi offers family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, and balconies or terraces framing garden or mountain vistas. Amenities include a sun terrace, tennis court, bar, lounge, coffee shop, outdoor seating, and complimentary bicycles. Situated 6 km from Arta’s Archaeological Museum and 22 km from Skoufa Folklore Museum, it provides easy access to cultural sites and Ioannina Airport.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The location was superb, right in the mountains, and the village was beautiful and within walking distance. The owners were very kind and welcoming, making us feel like family; we would definitely recommend a visit here!
Peter·1个月前
We were very satisfied. The cleanliness was excellent, the hosts were friendly and eager to help, and the breakfast was very rich and nice for adults and children. The setting was lovely, surrounded by nature, with parking for the car. We filled our memory with beautiful images and will definitely return soon. Nothing disappointed us; we had a wonderful time.
Athanasios·1个月前
We stayed only one night but really enjoyed the stop. The hosts are truly charming and endearing! The house is magnificent, clean, and nicely decorated. The bedroom is comfortable and pleasant with a balcony. The breakfast is also very good, with plenty of choices! Nothing to report.
Emilie·1个月前
The quality‑price ratio was exceptional. Maria and her brother were two wonderful people! We would recommend it!! Everything was perfect.
Sarah·1个月前
The place is ideal for relaxing, and Mr Vassilis is a great host. The breakfast is very good, with views of nature and the mountains, a large courtyard and garden, and rustic décor. The only downside was that the TV was always on in the living room/dining area; it was a bit unpleasant during holidays, but it’s still a common habit in Greece.
Ludovic·1个月前