19th-century Neoclassical Mansion in Nafplio
📍 9 Aristidou & Iliaminiati Street, Nafplio, 211 00, Argolida, Greece
Ippoliti is an authentic 19th-century neoclassical mansion in the historic centre of Nafplio, listed by the Greek Ministry of Culture as a work of art and fully renovated. It stands a few steps from the harbour with its view of the Bourtzi fortress and from historic Syntagma Square.
Rooms are decorated in a light neoclassical style with Tuscan furniture, leather, wood and warm earthy colours – from Standard (20–23 m²), Superior and Deluxe rooms (up to 40 m²) to a 40 m² Family Suite, a Junior Suite with sea view and Superior Attic rooms with balcony. In the back garden there is a pool with hydromassage, and the hotel has a small fitness room, a breakfast room and a café-bar.
Highlights
- Listed 19th-century neoclassical mansion
- A few steps from the harbour, Bourtzi and Syntagma Square
- Neoclassical rooms with Tuscan furniture
- Junior Suite with sea view and Family Suite
- Backyard pool with hydromassage
- Fitness room, breakfast and café-bar
Amenities
- Outdoor pool with hydromassage
- Fitness room
- Breakfast
- Café-bar
- Tuscan furniture
- Fireplace (selected rooms)
- Attic rooms with balcony
- Junior Suite with sea view
- Family suite
- Old-town location
Explore Nafplio
Nafplio was the first capital of modern Greece and is still one of its most beautiful towns: an old town of neoclassical mansions and bougainvillea-covered lanes around Syntagma Square, the Venetian Palamidi fortress above, and the little Bourtzi castle in the harbour. Arvanitia and Karathona beaches are minutes away, and Mycenae, Tiryns and the theatre of Epidaurus are all within a short drive.
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How to get here from Athens
Ippoliti Hotel is in the old town of Nafplio, about 2 hours by car from Athens and the airport. There is no train to Nafplio and buses are slow, so the easiest way is a private transfer: your driver meets you at the airport, the port or your hotel in Athens and brings you to the door – with a stop at the Corinth Canal if you like.