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Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Pangeon in Northern Greece is the bustling seaport of Kavala. Overlooking the azure Aegean Sea find a stunning example of Ottoman architecture in the exotic Imaret Hotel. An unexpected oasis of tranquility and superior service can be found within the impressive stonewalls of this Relais & Chateaux property, perched on the end of the Panagia peninsula in the towns historic section. Surrounded by intricate gardens and arcades hidden behind high walls and under shadows cast by minarets, the Imaret is a place to retreat to absolute luxury and aesthetic charm. Lavish and unique, the Imaret transports its guests to the days of empires and dynasties, decadence, and royal service.
Imaret Hotel
30-32 Th. Poulidou Street
Kavala, Greece
65110
Nearest Airport: KVA
Très bel hôtel avec accueil très agréable et chaleureux Un magnifique endroit hors du temps. Toute l’équipe était aux petits soins pour les hôtes Nous avons passé un excellent séjour Un grand merci à tous Vivement recommandé pour un dépaysement total
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Volgens de website van de stad Kavala worden er begeleide rondleiding geven. We begaven ons er naar toe. Hel s gesloten deur. Dan maar aangebeld. Er werd ons gemeld dat dit kon als we een mail stuurden naar info@imaret.Gr en kon enke als je er at. Zo gezegd zo gedaan. We wachten helaas dus nog op een antwoord. Niet te bezoeken dus??
Vejev
Ως γνωστόν αποτελεί τοπόσημο για την περιοχή και πλαισιώνει την πανέμορφη παλιά πόλη της Καβάλας. Αν και πανέμορφο ομως είναι απρόσιτο και πλέον απροσπέλαστο λόγω του ότι δεν υπάρχουν περιέργως πλέον ξεναγήσεις, θέσεις για κράτηση στο εστιατόριο ή για καφέ…
639GEORGEP - Athens, Greece
You should definitely try a drink at the bar. Anastasios is the most kind and funny employee i met in 15 years of constant travelling, greetings from Romania. The hotel has amazing vibes that connect modern and vintage, definitely worth a visist. Also one of the most pet friendly hotels i ve been too, you can ask Anastasios (tasos) to tell you cat stories as the owners have done a great job saving cats from all around the cities
Balan L
The Imaret is a world on to itself. Pale ochre walls, high ceilings, Ottoman arches, lush gardens, bubbling fountains and tempting swimming pools all set this property apart. On a long weekend from London, it's tempting to check in and never leave! The ancient architecture means you should choose your room carefully. We particularly wanted lots of natural light and we ended up going for a more expensive Water Suite, with a view of the sea. Some rooms are cool and dark. Maybe too dark for my taste, rather like a cave room. There is an excellent restaurant on site and in the height of summer, it is very pleasant to eat out on the terrace, with a view of the town and the sea. Eating here is an elevated experience. It is more of an event, than an ad hoc affair . There is a multiple course tasting menu (do tell them your food allergies and preferences in advance. They coped really well with my vegetarian requirements). We did manage to leave this oasis on a few occasions. The reception desk were very helpful in arranging a taxi to take us to the classical ruins at Phillipi. It is also fun to wander around the old town and to have lunch at some of the fish restaurants down by the port. One final word. Cats were mentioned in previous reviews. On our visit the felines were corralled and did not roam the restaurant or common sitting areas. Cat lovers can seek them out, however they were not roaming all over the property.
chrismcl - London, United Kingdom
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