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“The property is in excellent condition, an old refurbished house. The town is very tiny with only one open restaurant at 50 mt walking distance from the hotel. The breakfast was good, fresh fruit basket, fresh bread butter, and jam, boiled eggs and feta. Also espresso and cappuccino was good. ”

“Καταπληκτικό ξενοδοχείο στο σε ύψωμα δίπλα από τη Φλώρινα . Ήσυχα καθαρά άνετα .Όλα τέλεια εξαιρετικη πισίνα με ναυαγοσωστη και pool bar για τα cocktails. Τα διαμερίσματα πανέμορφα καθαρα και άνετα .Γήπεδο beach volley.Το lobby τέλειο η αίθουσα πρωινού σε όμορφη βεράντα .Το πρωινό πεντανόστιμο και πλούσιο .Ήταν πράγματικα μια ξεχωριστή εμπειρία απόλαυσης και ξεκούρασης .Σίγουρα θα πάω και το χειμώνα ”

“This place is absolutely magical. You feel like you are in a fairytale with absolute peace in the mountainside. The rooms are cozy, spacious and decorated to the style of a castle. The staff was friendly and attentive. Cannot wait to visit again. Thank you for your Greek hospitality!”

“Everything was perfect. I would definitely recommend it.”

“Although we made the order before, it turned out that we had a community problem with the owner so we came to an empty place. He was harried to call to a woman to take care of us and she tried to do the best although she didnt know English. the place was nice but didn't cleaned enogh.”

“Primero de todo, aunque pone en el nombre Hotel, más bien es un alojamiento tipo alquiler habitación o apartamento. Está muy céntrico, al lado calle comercial. La entrada fue muy rápida. La habitación era amplia y bien surtida, aunque faltaba alguna reforma. Estuvimos a gusto. La cama no tenia nórdico lo que para nosotros fue una bendición. Bien climatizada.”

“The location was the most important since the center was very close. The room was cleaned daily, a definite surprise and welcoming”

“Central location in Bitola, two blocks from The Church of St. Demetrius (Sveti Dimitrija) and just a few minutes walk to Širok Sokak. Very kind and helpful staff. A short drive to the Roman mosaics at Heraclea Lyncestis.”