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Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the
Olympic games was built on the banks of Kladeos River in the Alphios
valley, in the tranquillity of an environment dominated by green forests.
The Amalia Hotel in Olympia is ideally situated in a similar setting,
surrounded by gardens and trees, not far from the archaeological sites;
the Olympic Stadium, the Sanctuary of Zeus, the Temple of Hera and the
archaeological museum.
The Olympia Amalia hotel offers 160 fully air-conditioned rooms, all with
private facilities, direct dial telephone, three channel radio and
satellite TV.
General facilities at the Amalia hotel includes a restaurant, a
coffee-shop, a bar, spacious lounges, shops, and an outdoor swimming pool
with a Greek taverna restaurant. A Conference room as well as ample
parking space are also available.
The Amalia Hotel in Olympia
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