Homestays in Metsovo

Boasting a garden, Casa Lanoi is situated in Sirako in the Epirus region, 47 km from Kastritsa cavern and 47 km from Tekmon.

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OIHANE

From

Spain

All the appartment was so confortable, with a little kitchen very useful, it was clean, the beds were confortable and the owners were so ni e with us, gave us some homemade sweets and even washed our trekking clothes. Cleopatra ( the owner) invited us to take coffee in her terrace with beautiful views. Everything excelent.

Situated in Metsovo, within 20 km of Pigon lake and 33 km of Monastery of Voutsa, NUCA GUESTHOUSE features accommodation with a garden as well as free private parking for guests who drive.

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Florent

From

United Kingdom

Very happy with our stay. Will definitely come back!

Centrally located near the main square of Metsovo, Arka Metsovo is a traditionally built complex offering self-catering accommodation with views of the mountains or the picturesque surroundings.

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Angel-face

From

Australia

Everything, the room was great and the staff were extremely friendly and accommodating!

Offering a garden and inner courtyard view, Gkoura hotel is located in Sirako, 24 km from Anemotrypa Cave and 47 km from Kastritsa cavern.

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нели

From

Bulgaria

There is no many places like Sirako. They are authentical from the past, they are renovated but they saved their appearance. This place Gkoura hotel has very hospitable and friendly family staff. The rooms are very clean and the food was so delicious. Finally, I want to say that it is worth visiting Gkoura hotel and Sirako!

With mountain views, Casa Calda is located in Sirako and has a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, bar, garden, sun terrace and picnic area.

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Diane

From

Belgium

Cosy Amazing view Nice advices from Vassili

Featuring a terrace and a shared lounge, Napoleon Zaglis Guesthouse provides accommodation in Kalarrites with free WiFi and mountain views.

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Michał

From

Poland

There is something "real" in the place which makes it exceptional. It is cosy, simple, bit tight (but maybe it's because we had to fill the place with loads of our belongings). It was hot summer day in Greece but it was enugh to open the windows to make the night really pleasant. There were no moskitos in the area (despite plenty of moskitos in other places in Europe around that time). It's also very quiet (if you don't count the church bell ;) ). Vegeterian breakfast was very good. The village is worht visiting, the hike to Syrrako took us (2 adults + 8year old child) less than 1 hour one way - wearing sandals was not an issue, but more protective shoes will not be a bad idea...