Boutique Mansion on Syntagma Square, Nafplio
📍 9 Koletti Street, Nafplio, 211 00, Argolida, Greece
Castellano Hotel & Suites is a carefully restored old mansion on Syntagma Square, the historic heart of Nafplio’s old town. Balconies look over the square and the old town, and the harbour, Bourtzi and the steps up to Palamidi are a short walk away.
Choose a Superior Room (24 m²), a Deluxe Junior Suite (27 m²) or a Deluxe Queen Suite (33 m²), all with city views, or the Grande Castellano – a 160 m² residence with two queen beds, a bunk bed and a sofa bed for families or friends travelling together. Interiors combine the mansion’s high ceilings and stone arches with elegant modern furnishings, and the hotel’s restaurant sits under a vaulted stone arch on the ground floor.
Highlights
- Restored old mansion on historic Syntagma Square
- Balconies with views over the square and the old town
- Rooms and suites from 24 m² to the 160 m² Grande Castellano
- Family residence with two queen beds, bunk and sofa bed
- Restaurant under a vaulted stone arch
- Walk to the harbour, Bourtzi and Palamidi
Amenities
- City-view rooms
- Balconies over Syntagma Square
- Restaurant
- Lounge
- 160 m² family residence
- Queen & king beds
- Sofa beds
- Bunk bed & cot (Grande Castellano)
- 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
Castellano Hotel & Suites 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.