Confortable bed (very apreciate) - balcony also apreciate - well located to visit all thé monasteries- and it is much better to stay in Kastraki (charming) that Kalambaka a “boring” city without nothing attractive, very bad architecture … basically hugly .

tiny bathroom: in général a lot of hotels never think about, how 2 guests can dry their towels , nothing for hanging them. - Breakfast is awfull: cafe is horrible , avoid it as well as chemical orange juice , ham - it is difficult in Greece to get bad food as you have good product but it seems that they selected the worst. Of course this is very personal and I guess others guests have no problem with this issue -

The location is good, about 10 minutes drive from the main viewing platforms and not far from the monasteries. It is also a walking distance from the minimarket, a cafe, and some other places of interest, like the museum and a playground. There is plenty of parking, both at the hotel and on the street near it. The breakfast was nice and basic. The room was big.

The bathroom is old and felt dirty and neglected. The tub itself has some stains and definitely seen better days, the shower curtain is too low and very moist, and in general, it wasn't a pleasant experience. The Wi-Fi was good in the common areas but very weak signal in the room. It seemed to be common to all the guests, as we all sat together in the lobby to use our phones...

The personel was very friendly and we felt like in our home. Apartment was super clean, reconstructed, and with a monasteries view. We really enjoyed staying here. Also, the breakfast were nice, prepared with a smile on the face. We definitely recommend this accomodation if you are planning to stay in Kastraki. Even the location was the best for us, as it was super close to all monasteries - by car up the hill. And we cannot forget to add that amazing restaurants are around.

We liked everything.

Accomodation in villa San Giorgio was very pleasant. Room was very clean , spaceus, beds very comfortable. We got everything that you could need, towels, shower gel, hairdryer, mini fridge, terrace with table and chairs and beautiful view to meteora hills and monastery of Saint Nicolas. Location of hotel is at the end of beautiful village Kastraki and it was very peaceful too. Breakfast included was basic but very tasty and more than enough to get day started.

Wifi signal on terrace wasn't available.

This was a dramatic and exciting location very near the huge rocks at Meteora. We arrived in unusually heavy rain and overnight the storms became more intense. This lead to the monasteries being closed both days, but we we able to walk up the hills and later drive nearby to see them, once the roads were opened again. There was considerable flooding locally, blocking roads later, but we could luckily continue our journey. We enjoyed visiting the small but lovely Donkey World which was very near the hotel and went for a walk near there. The hotel were able to advise us about the monasteries. We had a good breakfast at the hotel and a lovely evening meal in the village at a restaurant which overlooked the rocks. There was a good choice of restaurants as well as free parking on the street outside the hotel.

The staff was fantastic - they had a restaurant close by which we were given a discount too and the food was delicious! There was air conditioning in each of our rooms and the breakfast was great!

There was no air conditioning in the upstairs common room and it was unseasonably hot so we could not comfortably hang out with each other once we were back from dinner. That said, our rooms were very comfortable and all had a nice view.

Hotel comes with a shared kitchen, which is nice. It is located in Kastraki, which is sort of halfway up the hill, and so it is a little nearer to the monasteries than Kalambaka. It is in a nice, quiet area of the town (which is pretty quiet already anyway, since it is a small town). There are a few private parking spaces within the compound, but those might get filled up during the summer months.

Kitchen had fairly limited kinds of pots, pans, and cooking utensils. A larger variety of utensils would be nice, given that it's a shared kitchen. The hotel displays a list of open/close days for each of the monasteries for convenience of guests, but at least one monastery on the list has incorrect days specified. The best way to find out the days a monastery is opened or closed is to drive by the parking area for that monastery. At each parking area, there is a huge sign in brown that tells you the days and times where the monastery is open for visiting.

This is a very clean, comfortable, stylish family-run pension hotel, very short walking distance to several excellent taverna restaurants, and with views of some of the Meteora rock formations and Orthodox monasteries. A short drive to the main roads that lead to the monasteries. We had a very comfortable room with a shaded balcony, table and chairs. Also, an excellent continental breakfast each morning in the front sitting room.

Everything about the place was superb.

Excellent location, excellent staff, excellent customer service, excellent breakfast, excellent prices, and very close to the monastery , .We went and eat dinner to their restaurants also , the food was delicious as well, I booked the same day and their response was great and they have my room ready as I requested, I had a small dog toy poodle with me that I was wondering about it, they welcome my dog as well, Thank you San Giorgio Villa

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San Georgio was a perfect spot in the cutest town. Our tour knew where the hotel was. It was very clean and quaint, like staying at Grandmas big ol house wth Grek flair, lace and a few tchotchkes here and there. The balcony looking up to the rocks was incredible. The breakfast was hearty and delicious! We would stay here again!

Beds were hard.