NAFPLION COMFY SUITES
Nafplion Comfy Suites welcomes you in the heart of the old town of Nafplion
Welcome
It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to NAFPLION COMFY SUITES, the ideal retreat for ultimate relaxation and comfort in the heart of Nafplio. Whether you are here for leisure or business, we are dedicated to making your stay as pleasant and memorable as possible.
Our suites are designed with elegance and luxury in mind, offering all the modern comforts you need. From the thoughtful decoration to the sophisticated amenities, our goal is to create an atmosphere that will make you feel at home.
In the old town
We are located in a historic and picturesque area with easy access to major attractions such as Palamidi, Akronafplia and Bourtzi.
Traditional architecture
We maintain the traditional architecture and offer an authentic experience
Wifi & Internet
Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel to ensure you stay connected with your loved ones and your business obligations.
Panoramic View
Enjoy the magnificent view from our hotel, which offers panoramic images of the old town of Nafplio and the picturesque harbor.
Breakfast
We invite you to enjoy our rich breakfast served daily from 08:00 to 10:30 (07:30 - 10:30 on weekends) in the dining area.
Parking space
You will be able to park in the port parking lot and walk along the pedestrian street to our hotel.
Activities
Palamidi
Palamidi is a fortress in Nafplio, Greece, which was built in 1687 by the Venetians, after capturing the hill on which it is located, after a fierce battle with the Ottomans during the Venetian-Turkish War. The hill on which it is located is 216 meters high and the ascent to Palamidi is done either via a carriage road or via a staircase with many steps (known as 999 steps, while in reality there are 857 steps).
Archaeological Museum of Nafplio
The Archaeological Museum of Nafplio has been housed since the early 1930s in the imposing Venetian three-story building that borders the western side of Syntagma Square. It is one of the most beautiful and best preserved monuments of the Venetian era in Greece. The building was built in 1713, during the Second Venetian period, by the Fleet Commander Augustinos Sagredos to be used as a fleet warehouse, according to the marble inscription embedded in its facade.
Bourtzi
Thalassopyrgos, known to the Venetians and Bourtzi to the Turks, as it is better known, is a small islet in front of the port of Nafplio, directly opposite the coastal gun emplacement of the “Five Brothers”, completely covered by an old Venetian Fortress to which it owes its name.
Our accommodation offers unique hospitality in one of the most charming cities in Greece, combining traditional architecture with modern amenities.
