From the moment you step through the glass doors of Imaret, you are transported to another world and to another time, but with all the pleasures of the 21st century. From the beautifully restored architecture, the beautiful views and the calm interiors to the excellent cuisine and the discreet and helpful service. Wish I had the time to go again... more

We went there for a coffee, they were very nice to us, very polite until they heard that we have a child sleeping in the pram ... that is when they told us that they do not have any space for the pram and that we can not enter the premises with a child in it. I would like to... more

Although Kavala was not on my destination list, I had heard so much about Imaret, that I arranged for a romantic weekend break with my husband. It was suppose to be a great risk from what I read, but it proved a moment of bliss. There is no doubt it is not a regular hotel. If you immerse in it,... more

The hotel looks fantastic, but the people who work there have a serious attitude problem. They talk rudely to "common mortals" who are simply walking in to catch a glimpse of the historical monument. Even the non-resident guests at the hotel's restaurant are not allowed to visit the main areas of the monument. Because, mind you, that hotel is NOT... more

Sire.The hotel is unique but veeeery expensive.Extremely.For half of this price you get the same in Morroco.380 euros per night is too much.yes, all toiletries are Bulgary but still...nothing is included in your stay.Prices for massage or using the pool are outrageous.Service is impecable as well as the food.But frankly speaking - would not go there again. more

we visited imaret for our 5 years anniversary ! We spent a weekend in a standard room . Everything was great , the atmoshere , the service , the treatments , the food , the staff , decoration , gardens etc . We enjoyed every minute in this hotel . The prices are high but we enjoyed every penny &... more

I have been in Imaret several times so far and I will always keep returning to it in a kind of pilgrimage to this unique sample of 18th century Islamic architecture in Europe. I have read all of the reviews posted here and I must say that some of them made my blood boil. I spent New Year's Eve at... more

I knew the Imaret in the years before it was restored to its current splendour and I was expecting something extraordinary, judging by the care and time lavished in its transformation to the only Relais & Châteaux in the area. I am pleased to say I am not disappointed. After afriendly welcome, the charming international staff led me to an... more

I am posting the exact letter I send to Relais-Chateau, the organization that gave the use of its logo to IMARET. Dear Sirs I find the opportunity to write to you concerning our stay in IMARET, in Kavala in northern Greece which was not the pleasant surprise and the type of accommodation we expected to find in a hotel carrying... more