Find hotels near Monastery Agiou Nikolaou Sintzas, South Kynouria from AED 139

"Beautiful historic Hotel in the center of the town. We love the convenient location and everything about this property"

"Wow—what can I say (or not say!) about Hotel Teresa? Our room was on the top floor with a massive sun deck, complete with lounge chairs and a table for outdoor dining—though we didn’t use it much because there were so many great food options along the port! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a warm smile and a genuine “welcome home.” Being Easter weekend, the island was buzzing, which only added to the experience. The port was alive with energy—church bells echoed across town, families gathered in cafes, and everyone seemed to be in great spirits. On Easter night, the sky lit up with fireworks, making the celebration feel even more magical. The photos online don’t do this beautifully restored gem any justice. You won’t be disappointed staying here. The room had everything: a Nespresso machine, tea kettle, mini fridge, and plenty of complimentary water and coffee pods. I loved the old French château vibe—it truly felt like stepping back in time. They just don’t make places like this anymore. Go see it for yourself—I highly recommend it. For more information or to book your stay, visit their official website: www.hotel-teresa.com."

"Beautiful view. Very spacious room and very friendly and professional staff"

"Beautiful property, great service and food. Top notch all round and nice spa area"

"Traditional stone house, in a lovely little village, high above sealevel. The walk up the hill is truly exhausting, but ok we had been warned abaout that upfront. There is no local co-host on the ground to meet and greet you, so you will have to find your way on your own based on the route description, which has some flaws - in particular the house number was nowhere to be found... Once found, the house offers a spectacular seaview indeed. On the lower end of the experience: The beds are either very worn out and soft (master bedroom) or very hard and totally unflexible (other bedrooms). The interior is decorated more in the style of a provencal countryhome than typically greek, so it reminds a little of that Coldplay song: It was all yellow :-) Lots of cushions and carpets give it a cosy feel. The house was very cold when we arrived (night temperature around 7 degrees celsius, inside and outside...) so the first night was truly terrible. The heating features a hidden switch in a bookshelf, which was not mentioned in the house description. We only learned that via whatsapp from the owner on day 2 after complaining about the bitter cold. We were quite annoyed by the quality of the beds, so we decided to not stay for the full 2 weeks we booked (and paid) - we left after 5 days and rented something else, on our own extra costs. Sad, to summarize, but I'd say: There are many better options in the area. "

"It's an exceptional property. Beyond beautiful. Everything about our stay was perfect, except for the discovery of the complimentary breakfast on our last day. "

"A truly wonderful property, perfect in fact! Everything was great, response time of the owner, reaction to anything was just outstanding. And Vera the housekeeper is a gem. And she can cook! We would go back and maybe stay out of Athens, it's not for ability impaired folks, but the villa is great. The . Best . View . Ever!!!"

"The hotel was awesome, front desk was just pathetic asked questions in regards to ferries and they said IDK I speak and understand Greek too. I heard they will be renovating and re naming the hotel and they are making another one down the road. Hope they put better pp at the front desk. As for the rest of the staff, cleaning lady and staff in the breakfast area. Amazing ! "

"Our group came from Many countries and have experienced many villas together in many countries . The bonus point with villa Aria is access to the beach and kayaks and paddle boards provided as well as a lovely swimming pool and tennis court . My only suggestion will be add some hand rails for the stone steps going down to rooms . "