Hotel Castalia

The Kastalia boutique is not a 4-star it is a definite 2-star hotel The room paint is pealing, the furniture is old and seriously dated. There seems to be mold on the walls The room has no chair to sit and you have to walk sideways to get around in the room. Very cramped The view is obstructed by a room The bath shower is a flexible hose you hold over your head. There is no hair conditioner or bath fan The breakfast is meager not much variety. The eggs are powdered the variety is definitely 2-3 star The staff is rude and would not allow us to change rooms If your expectation is a 4-star room I would suggest going to another hotel as there are many other places in this town that are worthy of 4-star ratings

This a boutique hotel in Delphi. Its an old building but carefully renovated. Quite clever how they used copper pipes as conduits for updated electrical wiring. The restaurant extends out with great views overlooking the valley with 1.2 million olive trees! Location: Only 3 minutes to the ruins. Its worthwhile staying here so you can go to the ruins early. Huge crowds decend on Delphi as it takes a couple of hours from Athens. As we were finishing huge crowds came so we were glad we stayed here overnight. I though the breakfast was pretty average. Not a great range but ok. Would have been great to see cut up fruits for the cereal etc Rooms: These are great BUT unfortunately we got one facing the street. Shops close at 11pm. It was noisy at night but also very early morning. Make sure you ask for a room that faces the valley and not the street! The room has independent AC units with a remote so you could truly control your comfort level as compared to some other central ones where you can never to be sure if it works and what the real temperature is! Great addition!

Yishon melon is on the main street in Delphi. Room with a view, room 407. The view is partial and obscured by part of the roof. The hotel price is cheap and the breakfast is good.