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The hotel is an unexpected surprise, it's a secret diamond that no one expects. The installation is excellent. A new construction that has been given importance to the details. The rooms are spacious with very good furniture and lights selected with very good taste. Very good bathrooms. But the best of all is the view. The hotel is on a slope looking at the entire Laundry Flat. Especially at night, food in the restaurant is a pleasure, as the chest is made of glass on the terrace, so nothing cuts the visual pleasure, and while you are satisfied with the view, you are compensated for the tastes. The restaurant takes 10 tons, and the food and the service are very good, and the breakfast is also very rich, we chose to take it in our room and it was a very nice service, it was coming full at the time we asked. And not forget: Although Princess Kyniska is very close to the Elephant or Monembas, no one wants to leave the area. The beach of the Mosquito is incredible, with small and clean sand and water that had no (but no) trash or fig in it.

This resort is a gem, located in a remote seaside village of the Peloponnese, giving credence to the fact that one does not have to venture out to a Greek island to enjoy the Aegean and its accompanying lifestyle. Situated within easy reach of Monemvasia, Gytheio, and the Mani peninsula, the hotel is a perfect base from which to explore the area and all it has to offer. Without expounding upon specifics that have been well articulated in reviews by others, I give this hotel and spa a thumbs up and a hearty assurance that I will return to what for me was an unexpected Shangri-la by the sea.

We (a family with 2 teenagers) were hugely looking forward to our 3 day stay at Akra Morea - described on its own website as „encompassing high standards of accommodation, and offering security and outdoor activities“. What a disappoin**ent! It seems the hotel has spent all its money on the photographer who shot artful images for the website and a copywriter (or was it a bot?) for its website. The reality is quite different! 1. all ground floor rooms have a view of the cars parked immediately in front their mini patios. Not boutique hotel but rather cheap motel! 2. our room had been done up a while ago but could do with more work - beyond a lick of paint. Grease splatters on the wall of the kitchen. Yuck! 3. beds are extremely uncomfortable. The two singles are much too short to be of use to anyone over the age of 10, too narrow, and even more uncomfortable than the main 4. the bathroom has design challenges. The shower screen is only about 30 cm wide, leaving the bathroom drenched after every shower. When using the toilet, you need to put your feet inside the shower because of space restrictions. Quite unusual to say the least. The smell is as quite unpleasant too. 5. our ‚suite‘ had a kitchen - red mould above the workbench, the whole thing looked 30+ years old rather than boutique hotel, and there were no provisions of even the basics such as a sponge and dishwashing liquid. 6. on arrival, you’ll have to go on on a search for the reception. Should you be in the unfortunate position of staying there, it’s down the steps from the parking lot, behind the pool. 7. breakfast is overpriced for what you get. 8. the sun loungers around the pool urgently need new covers. The ones there are stained and not appealing. The only positive thing is the large pool. In summary: avoid. Hugely overpriced and not at all appealing! You’ll find better elsewhere in the vicinity!

This is a beautiful spot and well worth a visit, but it is busy and cramped and you have to park a bit away from the entrance gate. It’s bigger than you think, with lanes and stairs everywhere. Well worth the climb up to the fortress for the views but not for the faint hearted. We stayed in the centre and couldn’t sleep for the noise coming out of one of the bars-till nearly 4am! If you’re going to stay, choose a hotel farther away from the entrance gate. Swimming is possible from the rocks.