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Hotels in Psiloma

If you're searching for somewhere to sleep in Psiloma, Greece, there aren't too many places close by. But you'll have stacks of choice if you set your sights a little further out. Pick from 31 various sorts of accommodation within a 30-kilometre radius of the heart of Psiloma.

We recommend getting some shut-eye at the Divani Meteora Hotel and the Ananti City Resort. They're both comfortable options, especially if you don't mind staying outside of the main centre. Alternatively, why not try out the Amalia Hotel Kalambaka and the Meteora Hotel?

You may also like to try the Doupiani House Hotel, which is located 15 kilometres away. Or maybe the Iridanos, just a distance of 16 kilometres from Psiloma. If those options don't float your boat, you might prefer to go with the Dellas Boutique Hotel or the Guesthouse Sotiriou.

Beer or champagne? However you prefer to roll, you're sure to enjoy a trip to Kalambaka, 16 kilometres away. With Theopetra Cave and Meteora to check out, you're not gonna be short on things to do. If you'd like to visit Kalambaka, look into the rates at the Thalia Rooms Guest House and Toti Boutique Rooms. 30 kilometres to the south of Psiloma you can also stay at Trikala, which is home to the Gallery Art Hotel and Hostel Meteora. The Trikala Municipal Folklore Museum and the Archaeological Collection of Trikki are among the more popular points of interest to see while in Trikala.

Metsovo can be found 45 kilometres from Psiloma and has a population of 3,000. When you're in the region, you'd be nuts if you didn't check out the Museum-Gallery of Averof-Tositsa, the Folk Museum and Moni Agiou Nikolaou. If you've got some time up your sleeve, keep the good times rolling with a visit to Monastery of Agios Nikolaos Metsovou and the Averoff Gallery. There are a great selection of hotels and accommodations in Metsovo, with the Archontiko Metsovou Boutique Hotel and Aroma Dryos Eco & Design Hotel at the top of our list.

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