I have definetly stayed in better hotels in Greece. The place felt very old but not in a good way. The walls are paper thin and there is marble everywhere so sounds really echoes through the place. I was there with a large tour group and we pretty much took over the hotel. I felt really sorry for anyone who wasn't with the group. There is only one elevator that is very slow and very small so the stairs are definetly the way to go. We found that the rooms varied GREATLY in size and ammenities from one room to the next. All the rooms were cold and had bathrooms that were primitive at best. Some of us ended up with toilets that barely worked and others that worked too well. None of the rooms had tubs and taking a shower was an experience that left a lot to be desired. They have hand held showerheads, curtains that are too short, and are so small i kept turning the water off with my elbows by accident. We also ended up flooding our room bc the shower curtain was too short and the water shot out beneath it. Be prepared to go swimming instead of showering. The beds were comfortable yet squeaky. The views from the hotel are fantastic and breathtaking. The family that runs the hotel is great but they don't speak english all that great. The breakfast buffet leaves A LOT to be desired but there are some great bakeries along the street (one of which served a doughnut the size of my head). Across the street there us also a nice internet cafe with very good food. The hotel is located on the main street of Delphi which is beyond adorable....just watch out for the psycho drivers who will all too gladly mow you down. The street is full of great little shops and restaurants that really love us tourists. Be sure to visit them and bargain your way to a great price on some unique gifts. I recomend the town VERY hihgly but not neccesarily this hotel.