We stopped for just one night for a little detour to visit the Temple of Apollo, on our way back to Athens and it was a surprisingly pleasant stay! They had been hosting an event, but that didn't delay our check-in at all. The room is clean, comfortable and it has a pretty view. Breakfast is buffet style and it was OK. The hotel is at a very good starting point to explore Delphi. We walked down the street almost all the way to the museum and did a loop around town, which has so many cute places to get dinner and enjoy the sunset. I didn't anticipate the ticket line for the museum/temple being so chaotic the following morning, so if possible get tickets before heading out!

Amalia is a hotel chain in Greece. The hotel in Delphi was certainly once one of the flagships. But that was forty or fifty years ago. Nevertheless, everything is very well maintained. The architecture is spacious and there is a huge, very cold pool. But you can't overlook the fact that the hotel urgently needs a thorough renovation. The staff were friendly. The breakfast corresponds to the quality of the hotel, which is mainly used by coaches from 5 pm. The buses also leave again between 7 and 8, which is when it gets noisy in the corridors. You can walk to the ancient part or drive a few minutes by car and park there free of charge.

Large room,excellent breakfast,pool will be lovely in summer,the whole property is built to take in the view of the mountains and see,it looks like every room from dining room,pool to bedroom gets a balcony and a beautiful view,in it's own generous grounds but only a five minute pavement walk to town.

Nothing really,because of it's size it attracts coach loads which it can easily cope with but check in might get a bit busy 4-5. I mention this now on all reviews,I think if you offer TV then they should be internet linked so you can log into your netflix or prime,it's such cheap technology and we can't be the only people who like to eat,go for a walk and then shuffle in bed to watch a movie.

It’s a very cool hotel, feels like it’s from the ‘50’s. the common areas and lounge are very comfortable with excellent service and the swimming pool is magnificent with incredible mountain views. The buffet dinner room was packed with tour bus people so it was quite busy and loud, I’m sure in September this is a staple for their business and we didn’t mind so we went out and ate at one of the beautiful patio restaurants nearby. The town is really cute and the ruins of Delphi are mind blowing in their mountain setting. One of the highlights of our month long trip in Greece.

An elegant modern yet inviting hotel with beautiful common areas, a sparkling pool with comfortable lounging options, gardens, easy parking, a delicious breakfast with wait staff serving coffee and every option you can imagine for breakfast choices. The bathroom was large and very well maintained.

Our room was very nice - both a lovely view from a fairly large balcony—- so good! The rooms are not large but they are large enough! The outside wood trim on large and beautiful balcony doors needs a bit of attention. There’s really nothing to fault. Just beautiful!

Sixties-style hotel, with breathtaking views. It's well equipped and rooms are a decent size. It's on the edge of modern Delphi town and you can easily walk in, though ancient Delphi is a little further away. Nice little balcony and the pool looks good, although it was raining when I stayed, so didn't try it. Breakfast is a very good selection, with Greek pastries, yoghurt, etc. as well as international options. Like all hotels I found on the mainland outside Athens, it's also tremendous value for money. I'd expect for pay double for a hotel of this standard in the UK

At the Amalia hotels in Nafplio and Olympia there was a complimentary bottle of wine, which there wasn't here :-) Otherwise fresh orange juice would be nice at breakfast, and I can imagine the car park gets busy in high season. It's also a coach party stopover, so go later for breakfast!

The complimentary breakfast was a great perk. The view was gorgeous and the interior was really funky and cool.

This is a tour bus place for sure, so it can get a little loud in the common areas. I’d recommend asking for a quiet room. The shower leaks onto the floor of the bathroom a lot which isn’t very pleasant, and the rooms are a bit old. That being said, the location is great and I even stayed an extra night

Excellent buffet breakfast (we tried to go at 9:00 when the large groups had left). Parking, which can be nearly impossible in Delphi, was available here, as it is above the center of town. Each room has a very private balcony with a tremendous view of the valley and gulf below, although the west-facing location can be hot in the afternoon. Very peaceful setting if you get a room away from the tour groups. The room looked fresh & had a nice big bathroom--probably renovated recently. Fluffy towels.

Beds: two beds in our room. One was too hard & the other so soft that it had a trough in the center. AC struggled. It is something of a hike to go into the heart of town for a meal, and a climb back again, but we would still book here because the setting is so peaceful.

Great location, beautiful views of the mountains and sea, fantastic retro architecture, good buffet breakfast, and a beautiful pool and grounds to escape the July heat. The pool was a huge bonus for the family to relax after touring the site, and before heading out to dinner and shopping.

The first room had very comfortable memory foam mattresses however we had to be moved to another room and the beds were spring mattresses and not comfortable.

More like an 8.5, but Booking makes you choose… The facility is a bit older, which you can see back in the rooms, but the location makes up for a lot!! The place is also pretty spacious. Price/quality is very good. Beds were comfy. Decent breakfast and friendly staff.

The hotel is really big and around the afternoon a lot of bus-loads of (other tourists) are dropped. That’s makes it a very crowded place after 5pm and over breakfast - but, then again, a quiet place after the busses have departed.