Acropol

This is certainly not only one of the best hotels in Parga, but also one of unique architectural and historical significance. The owners have restored it with care and respect to it’s original features, however it is also a property with all the modern comforts and design features to guarantee a pleasant stay in a superior environment. Located in the narrow winding streets of the Old Town, this historical building was the first hotel to open in town and has operated since 1884. The castle and seafront promenade are very close, within easy walking distance.The rooms are spacious and comfortable. They are furnished with high quality furniture handmade in Pisa and equipped with TV, central heating, air conditioning and hydro massage. They have balconies overlooking the old town or the 14th century castle on the hill above.Acropol is an old, traditional stone built town house with wood beams and terra cota roof. There’s a patio on the top floor with fantastic views of the surrounding area. Many of the original features have been restored in a recent renovation, and the outcome is a building of true historical significance without any sacrifice in the day to day functionality of a modern hotel.The top quality Castello restaurant employs a variety of innovative and traditional cooking methods, to offer a delicious Greek, French, Italian and Asian menu that would satisfy the most discerning palate, coupled with a respectable wine collection, promising a unique culinary experience for each guest.

Epirus. Epirus occupies Greece’s north-western corner and is spectacularly beautiful. Largely mountainous, with three peaks of 2500m plus, it is (once away from the coast) one of Greece’s most remote regions, and centuries-old traditions, fast-vanishing in many other areas, still flourish here. The heart of this fascinating area is inland. Here are the mighty peaks of the Pindos, forests, rivers, lakes, gorges, meadows, preserved stone villages, some 1700 species of flora, and a wildlife which includes wolves and bears. The Vlach shepherds in the high Pindos still speak a form of Latin. Book a room with Acropol and experience the vision of harmony and balance, an ode to timeless beauty that unravels the cares of the soul. Acropol is located at 4, Spirou Livada Street, Parga, 48060, Greece – an ideal starting point to combine Epirus with a week or two by the sea in Lefkas, Meganissi, Parga or Sivota, or even a sailing holiday. Combining mountain and sea, moments of tranquility, not to mention fun and a plethora of sights, Acropol will definitely gain your heart and stir your senses.