Castello di Haria

We had a great time. It’s in a lovely and quiet village. Staff is really kind. Highly recommended!

Been here for 4 nights, you can see that it was renovated not long ago but I do hope that they will invest and improve what is missing to fill the gap it comes out when you look at price versus quality/service in relation to a 4* structure with that price in pick season. Breakfast was really nice the first day but after that kept changing, which is fine but it would have been better to have the possibility to choose fried eggs over scrumbled for example but “choice” was not offered so we didn’t ask too. Room a bit small but with all the necessary, toilet with a small tube that would be nice becomes a shower with the next renovation, some days you could spot some marks on the towels and one day we lost a slat of the bed and we left it there thinking that they would know better how to install it back but instead it was left under the bed so we had to install it back ourself. Very nice the guy at the check in and the check out, helpful when it was needed specially during check out. The position is very good because you are outside the town, parking is very easy.

A wonderful experience in an historical tower!

There was no one available to check me in. When someone came, they had "forgotten" about my reservation and then asked me if it was only one night. Acted bothered when I said it was 3 nights booked months prior. The fridge in the room was off and hot. No iron, not even a kettle for tea or coffee. They said I was the only one in the "castle" so I wondered in the kitchen and the OPENED rooms looking for a kettle only to realized I was NOT alone. The second night someone tried to open my door and someone else said " that's the room THAT woman is in" OBVIOUSLY, my stay was discussed with other guests. They were drinking and very loud. No one explained were parking was and a neighbor lady was yelling at me not to park in front of an obviously abandoned area. Hotel has many rooms and barely any parking available, narrow streets. It was a Beautiful property, a small "castle" historic area. But I felt extremely unwelcomed. The only bad experience I had in the Peloponnese area.