Casas vacacionales en Trikala

“We were off season... so area less busy than usual... but no complaint! Well situated. Safe. Easy check in and out”

“The communication was efficient, and the location you couldn't beat thanks to its fifteen-minute walk from the Meteora hiking trail. My only complaints were that the apartment smelled strongly of cigarette smoke, the trash hadn't been changed, and the shower was a bit odd (only partially covered, meaning water could easily splash outside of it). The windows/glass slider door was blocked off as well, so we didn't get the view that was advertised. Apart from that, the home featured all the...

“Two bedrooms and the living rooms. Beds were ok. Lots of room in the kitchen. There were laundry facilities but you are not allowed to use them. No shampoo/conditioner/soap in the shower. Lots of restaurants within walking distance. Parking was street parking. Neighbor in the next unit was noisy. Difficult to bring luggage up the stairs as the elevator was broken. Fine for one night. ”

“The location of this apartment is perfect for hiking in Meteora. The Holy Trinity trail is literally just out the door and slightly up the hill. We were very comfortable with all the amenities we needed for our 4 day stay. The kitchen is well equipped and we were able to prepare breakfast easily. We ate dinner in one of the evenings after a 7 mile hike and there were enough pots and pans to make a great meal. There is also a cute little restaurant right around the corner so you don't have to go...

“Central location to good restaurants. Meteora tours were easily available and we had a wonderful time seeing the sunset and the hiking tours. Monasteries are awesome.”

“Location was great and the views were amazing. Easily walkable to town or the trail to hike the monasteries. It was a little hard to find but we were able to call the landlord right away and get the correct address. It is nice but very basic and not necessarily luxurious but was roomy and had everything we needed. Not knowing we had to turn on the hot water heater and that we had to pay some sort of tax in cash were the only 2 hiccups. ”