Proselinos

“Old world charm”

A long drive from Katakolo on the west coast of the Pelopponese brought us to the mountain village of Dimitsano.. The village is a maze of cobbled side streets and Stefanos, our host, was kind enough to meet us in the centre and escort us to a parking spot. From there a stiff walk through the back… Mais

A long drive from Katakolo on the west coast of the Pelopponese brought us to the mountain village of Dimitsano.. The village is a maze of cobbled side streets and Stefanos, our host, was kind enough to meet us in the centre and escort us to a parking spot. From there a stiff walk through the backstreets took us to Proselinos guesthouse. We were shown our room which was in keeping with the location… full of charm. Stone walls on 3 sides plus a feature fireplace which together with radiators are no doubt put to use in the winter. Natural wood panelled ceilings and floors added to the feeling of warmth. Lovely period furniture, tasteful decor, a desk, wardrobe and fairly comfortable bed. Doors and a window opened up to a patio shared by another room. I guess this could cause a noise issue if your neighbours stay up late talking ? The bathroom was small but fine with a spa bath and hand held shower. A small fridge was positioned in a small inner lobby between our room and the room next door. Personally we would have preferred to have a fridge in our room. No air cond or fan and no tv although there is one in the lounge/ dining/ reception area. We had hoped for a balcony with a view but a glimpse of a mountain view could only be had from the patio previously described. Breakfast was excellent and plentiful… thank you! Nice coffee shops ( we visited the R4 all day espresso bar with a roof garden a few times) A visit to the historic water mill close by is well worth it. Altogether an enjoyable 2 night stay.

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“wonderful and fun place to stay”

This is a glorious guest house with old world charm. the rooms were very comfortable and clean. breakfast was wonderful, omelet, meat, cheese, bread coffee and juice, fosaccia, custard puff pastry. outstanding and fun place to stay

“Great choice in Dimitsana”

We were really pleased that we chose to stay here for four nights during our visit to Arcadia. The guesthouse has a quiet location and we had a beautiful view from our room. The room was scrupulously clean, and the bed very comfortable. Stefanos gave us lots of great tips for hiking and places to e… Mais

We were really pleased that we chose to stay here for four nights during our visit to Arcadia. The guesthouse has a quiet location and we had a beautiful view from our room. The room was scrupulously clean, and the bed very comfortable. Stefanos gave us lots of great tips for hiking and places to eat, and Despina's breakfasts are unbeatable.

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“Very good value for cost!”

We love this place. It is an old house which was renovated and adapted to be a small hotel. No elevator. The room was relatively small but well equipped. Our room had a small balcony which was nice. View from balcony is magnificent you see the surrounding mountains, the churches towers, and expose… Mais

We love this place. It is an old house which was renovated and adapted to be a small hotel. No elevator. The room was relatively small but well equipped. Our room had a small balcony which was nice. View from balcony is magnificent you see the surrounding mountains, the churches towers, and exposed to a peaceful place. Breakfast was included and served in a magnificent living room. It was rich in content and tasty. The owner is friendly and speaks several languages. He was very friendly in guiding us to a parking lot and to carry luggage. Location - In the center of the village in a small relatively steep street. Its less than 200 steps to go from room to main street. Access - this is problematic issue. You have to park your car in the public lot very close to the hotel, the owner assists us. I don't know if there are hotels inside the village which provide parking. Very good value for cost!

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