Aristi Mountain Resort
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
More about Aristi Mountain Resort
Aristi Mountain Resort
Aristi Mountain Resort sits on the highest point of Aristi village, offering views over the Vikos Gorge and the Towers of Papigo. Guests enjoy free access to the resort’s spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and steam bath.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 5 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
We spent three nights at Aristi Mountain Resort at the end of a 10-day trip to Greece, and it exceeded our expectations. The photos and reviews do not do it justice. The resort has about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi.
Our Superior Double Room felt like a private cottage, with its own entrance, spacious bedroom and sitting area, large bathroom with jacuzzi tub, and outdoor seating. Thick stone walls and shutters kept the room naturally cool, so air conditioning was rarely needed.
Breakfast was excellent, served indoors or on a terrace with spectacular mountain views. We also enjoyed dinner one evening. The food and service were excellent, though prices were higher than in the village. A more casual daytime menu would be welcome for snacks.
The pool was rarely crowded, but shade was limited. The same was true of the restaurant terrace, where a larger roof would improve comfort. Opening the dining room to the outdoors creates a lovely atmosphere but also attracts flies.
The poolside lounge, terrace, and bar are underused. Offering drink menus, light snacks, and more shade would make these spaces more inviting.
Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. The indoor pool beside the spa offers a quieter alternative, though direct access to the adjoining terrace would make it even better.
Our Superior Double Room felt like a private cottage, with its own entrance, spacious bedroom and sitting area, large bathroom with jacuzzi tub, and outdoor seating. Thick stone walls and shutters kept the room naturally cool, so air conditioning was rarely needed.
Breakfast was excellent, served indoors or on a terrace with spectacular mountain views. We also enjoyed dinner one evening. The food and service were excellent, though prices were higher than in the village. A more casual daytime menu would be welcome for snacks.
The pool was rarely crowded, but shade was limited. The same was true of the restaurant terrace, where a larger roof would improve comfort. Opening the dining room to the outdoors creates a lovely atmosphere but also attracts flies.
The poolside lounge, terrace, and bar are underused. Offering drink menus, light snacks, and more shade would make these spaces more inviting.
Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. The indoor pool beside the spa offers a quieter alternative, though direct access to the adjoining terrace would make it even better.
Couple
Comment: 4 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
A relaxing mountain retreat
We spent three evenings at the Aristi Mountain Resort at the end of a 10-day trip to Greece.
The photos and reviews do not do the property justice. The resort is small, with about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on several levels of the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi.
We stayed in a Superior Double Room, like a private cottage with its own entrance, a spacious bedroom and sitting area with a fireplace (unused during our summer visit), a large bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, and a small seating area in the outdoor space outside the room. The stone construction of the building, with five small windows that opened and sun blocking shutters, was such that even when it was very hot outside we could have fresh air come in a rarely needed to have the air conditioning on.
The main building features a large lounge and dining room where an excellent buffet breakfast is served. Guests can dine indoors or on the expansive terrace, which offers spectacular panoramic views of the village and surrounding mountains. The same space is used for lunch and dinner with a seasonal menu.
We had dinner at the restaurant one evening. The food was very good, the service excellent, though prices were somewhat higher than in the village below. The terrace would benefit from a permanent roof or larger overhang, as the fixed umbrellas provide little shade for much of the day. Also, while the open dining room doors beautifully connect the space to the outdoors, they also let in quite a few flies. We’d also suggest a more casual menu for day time. There are many times we would have gone over for a snack.
Shade is also an issue around the nice outdoor pool. Although some reviewers find it small, we found it rarely crowded. The greater challenge was finding a shaded lounger, as the three umbrellas covered only a small portion of the seating.
Next to the pool is a largely unused lounge/conference hall, with a side terrace and bar. Staff provided each guest with a pitcher of water and served drinks on request, but we’d like to see drink menus and light snacks available.
An upper terrace overlooking the pool was also rarely used. Adding more shade and introducing casual food and beverage service would likely make it a more appealing and active space.
Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. It attracted several families with young children, which was only disruptive a couple of times. The indoor pool beside the spa, which we did not use, could provide a quieter alternative. We would have liked to see the doors opened to the adjacent terrace, with a few outdoor loungers as shown in some promotional photos. As it stands, the indoor pool has only open windows to the outside and no direct access to enjoy the sun.
The photos and reviews do not do the property justice. The resort is small, with about 26 rooms spread across several stone buildings on several levels of the mountainside above the charming village of Aristi.
We stayed in a Superior Double Room, like a private cottage with its own entrance, a spacious bedroom and sitting area with a fireplace (unused during our summer visit), a large bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, and a small seating area in the outdoor space outside the room. The stone construction of the building, with five small windows that opened and sun blocking shutters, was such that even when it was very hot outside we could have fresh air come in a rarely needed to have the air conditioning on.
The main building features a large lounge and dining room where an excellent buffet breakfast is served. Guests can dine indoors or on the expansive terrace, which offers spectacular panoramic views of the village and surrounding mountains. The same space is used for lunch and dinner with a seasonal menu.
We had dinner at the restaurant one evening. The food was very good, the service excellent, though prices were somewhat higher than in the village below. The terrace would benefit from a permanent roof or larger overhang, as the fixed umbrellas provide little shade for much of the day. Also, while the open dining room doors beautifully connect the space to the outdoors, they also let in quite a few flies. We’d also suggest a more casual menu for day time. There are many times we would have gone over for a snack.
Shade is also an issue around the nice outdoor pool. Although some reviewers find it small, we found it rarely crowded. The greater challenge was finding a shaded lounger, as the three umbrellas covered only a small portion of the seating.
Next to the pool is a largely unused lounge/conference hall, with a side terrace and bar. Staff provided each guest with a pitcher of water and served drinks on request, but we’d like to see drink menus and light snacks available.
An upper terrace overlooking the pool was also rarely used. Adding more shade and introducing casual food and beverage service would likely make it a more appealing and active space.
Overall, the resort has a relaxed, luxurious atmosphere that we thoroughly enjoyed. It attracted several families with young children, which was only disruptive a couple of times. The indoor pool beside the spa, which we did not use, could provide a quieter alternative. We would have liked to see the doors opened to the adjacent terrace, with a few outdoor loungers as shown in some promotional photos. As it stands, the indoor pool has only open windows to the outside and no direct access to enjoy the sun.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 9 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
This stay exceeded our expectations! The location was stunning, perched on the edge of a mountain, up above the village of Aristi. The room was spacious and beautiful with great amenities. The breakfast buffet, which was included, featured many different items. We ate on the patio overlooking the amazing view. Service was outstanding as well.
Be aware the property has many steps but visiting the Zagoria region requires much climbing up and down as you tour the many villages and sights.
We enjoyed the indoor pool and the friendly staff. Highly recommended!
Be aware the property has many steps but visiting the Zagoria region requires much climbing up and down as you tour the many villages and sights.
We enjoyed the indoor pool and the friendly staff. Highly recommended!
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 27 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
fabulous stay. Lovely rooms with beautiful views and a very good kitchen. pillows were too hard but no issue to replace these with feather ones
only disappointment was that there is nowhere to sunbathe outside of the summer season as the outdoor pool area closed
only disappointment was that there is nowhere to sunbathe outside of the summer season as the outdoor pool area closed
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 15 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
It was such a pleasurable and restful stay. Everything was perfect - the rooms, the staff, th spa, the excellent restaurant and even the cat that " adopted" us. Wonderful
Excellent location
Aristi, Arísti, 440 04, Greece|0.15 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
3 years old and under
Free
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast options
English breakfast
Breakfast times
08:00 - 10:00 from Monday to Sunday
Please inform Aristi Mountain Resort in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. This property participates in the Greek Breakfast Initiative by the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels. When booking 3 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements may apply. Coronavirus (COVID-19) PCR tests are available at this property for an additional charge. Our Spa facilities (Hammam, Jacuzzi, Sauna, and Indoors Heated Pool) operate between 11.00 am and 20.00 pm. Children up to the age of 15 years old are permitted in the spa area between 11.00 am and 15.00 pm, when accompanied by an adult.
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