Hotels near Ámfissa

I spent three days here in April. Great location right in the center of town. It's on the third level of an apartment building with a window looking over the rooftops down the valley. The host spoke limited English, and my Greek is almost non-existent, but he knew enough to tell me all the details of the property. For those not wanting to stay in the painfully touristy town of Delphi, Amfissa is a fantastic alternative. Amfissa is a real Greek town and you'll feel like a local. There are lot's of tavernas, markets, bakeries and cafes in town. I might have been the only traveler in town during my visit. There's a street market on Saturday with farmers selling their produce among many other things. Parking is available along the street anywhere in town. Highly recommended.

Very quiet place

Fun experience, staff were awesome, so friendly and helpful, the washrooms, dishes and laundry area were all clean (and that it had the two latter). Tents had lights and outlets.

It was so welcoming and gave us a taste of Greek life. The owner was delightful and her breakfast delicious!

The host and his family were charming and welcoming. We certainly felt like we made new friends and would absolutely stay here again if we return. Room: We are a party of three adults, and this is one of the few places in the Delphi-Arachova-Chrisso area that accommodates three people. This is a large 3rd floor attic unit with in-unit bathroom and shower. Two adults can sleep in the bedroom queen bed, and another adult can sleep on the pull-out couch/sofa bed in the living area. The room is equipped with a mini fridge, electric kettle, panini maker, coffee machine, cultery, and plates and cups. We also had access to a great south-east facing patio on the second floor. Depending on how many guests the host have (he has two other units in the same building for rent), you will also have access to a private parking spot with shelter. Breakfast is not included, but you can ask the host to make restaurant reservations for you. Location: This is a charming little town with narrow winding streets and cobble stone. It is much less touristy and much, much quieter than Delphi or Arachova. For food, Taverna Liostasi is the one that has the most extensive hours, often opening past midnight, even on Christmas day. They make delicios tiropita ands stuffed cabbage rolls, and will happily make take-outs for you. There is also a small supermarket (called, yes, Supermarket) in town for your regular supplies, and they are also open on Christmas Day. We didn't have a chance to try the other restaurants in town. Transportation: Chrisso is a charming little town about 10 minutes zigzag drive to Delphi, and 20 minute drive to the port town Itea. Do note that the roads in Chrisso are very, very narrow. If you are renting a car, do not rent anything wider than a sedan or small SUV. The private parking space also has low clearance, so don't rent a car that's too tall. You can also ask the host to arrange for taxis for you.

Andreas and his mother were absolute angels. Their hospitality allowed me to feel at home staying at their family hotel, and felt good to support their family business. The view was amazing, location was easy walking distance to everything, and I felt safe staying here.

Great location, good amenities, comfortable room with nice view. Convenient parking. Excellent breakfast

The owner was so helpful and kind. It’s in a great location, about a 15-20 minute walk from the Delphi Sanctuary. They also serve a lovely breakfast. The room was clean. Street parking is available but no dedicated parking.