Dear Mr Dimitri. Thank you very much to you and your entire team for the wonderful days in your hotel. If you want it to be quiet, pleasant, balanced, relaxed, and transported back to the good old days, then this is the right place for you. The view from the rooms is stunning. The WiFi worked excellently in the room near the reception. The breakfast was great, we didn't miss anything. It's about a 20-minute walk to the archaeological site, downhill. The way back is uphill, of course. 😉 Overall, we had wonderful days in Delphi and the hotel was exactly what we were looking for.

Its a family business that visibly is trying really hard to keep it running.The location is close to the main attractions of Delphi, lots of good restaurants and walkable everywhere. The view of our room was stunning and the heater worked well. It is good for what you pay for, I do not understand why people get so demanding when the rate is so low. The cleaning lady tried her best and you could see she was exhausted for handling so much.

The bathroom was a little dirty and the shower needs improvement. The shower curtain had mold on the bottom and there was previous people's shaving hair on the shelf.

This is my second time at the Orfeas, it's a lovely, solid family run hotel that emphasizes traditional Greek hospitality and offers great value for the price and a 'top of the world' view, Sadly the Mom has passed but her son Demetrious is carrying on keeping this wonderful place at top notch. Great breakfast (included), incredible view, big rooms and baths as well as excellent hosts.

The shower curtains were a little too long and hard to keep inside of shower. Other than that, all great.

This property was in an ideal location for the sites of you have a car. It’s very hilly but parking limited for the sites. Also a perfect place to walk for eateries but check to see if you have to book for peak times. Breakfast was ample. Staff were nice. View from our balcony was beautiful.

The bed was quite uncomfortable felt like springs were in my back. Internet only worked in the dining area and was non existent in our room. The bathroom was grubby, the shower was leaking in the flexible hose to the shower head. The shower curtain had marks on it. The toilet paper collection wasn’t emptied for the three days we were there.

This hotel is a really good value. The staff are really friendly and helpful. The room was so lovely that we stayed in, the balcony was really pleasant. The location is nice too, we didn't find it too far from the archaeological site also, the hotel let us keep our bicycles inside while we stayed, we appreciated that we felt they were safe. They also have an elevator that we could use for our luggage

The bathroom is a bit small, but it's not that I didn't like this but it might be difficult for some people with mobility issues. The staff is so kind though, I think if you have a problem with your room you could tell them and they would address it.

A humble and lovely abode for your stay in Delphi. The owner is a kind gentleman who is so nice and welcoming - when we left today I felt that I was leaving my grandfather. He has helpful recommendations, helps with parking, and is available at all times. Genuinely so kind. Perfect location - you’re away from the crowds and incessant tour busses in lower Delphi and it’s an easy and manageable walk to anywhere else in the town. The room is simple but comfortable, breakfast is simple but nice, and overall it is what you expect at the price but with the added benefit of a wonderful host. Thank you! We will recommend you to everyone!

We had a spacious two bedroom accommodation with fridge, ensuite bathroom and a huge balcony offering views to mountains and the sea. Such a delicious breakfast was included in the price. We were served boiled eggs, bread, ham, cheese, coffee, cakes, greek yogurt with jam and olives. We would have loved to spend a few more nights there. We had a car tour including Thermopylais, Meteora, Dephi, Athens and Piraeus, but Delphi was the greatest. Akropolis hill did not in any way beat the scenery of Delphi and its archeological sites.

Bathtub was worn.

The staff member (owner?) was absolutely lovely and welcoming, and the views from the room were excellent. They also saved us a park and helped us navigate into it (tight parallel). Breakfast in the morning was simple and nice and had lots of different items included.

If we had to pick something, there was a kettle and fridge in the room, but there was no white wear of any description. It's not that surprising since it is a hotel, and wasn't a problem for us since we only stayed overnight, and it is also possible that you may be able to get these from reception area?

Most of the rooms has nice view of the sea from the balcony (not ours, because we were in a corner and the building next to it is bigger). The room was decent size, the beds were comfortable enough. We met the owner in the morning when we left. He was realy nice and gave us some advices about our jurney. The locatuon is on a quiet street, but it is close to the "main street" with all the restaurants and shops.

The parking spots are limited (on the street, that is full of hotels). The lady who gave us the keyes didn't speak English and the man who was there later was not helpful at all. The wifi in our corner room was not working.

A very nice old-school hotel with no excess, but with all the necessary amenities. Beautiful mid-XX-century Greek interior, sturdy brown furniture made with real textile and wood, none of that anonymous international crap from interior design magazines. Breathtaking mountain views from the balcony in the morning. Most excellent and dignified hotel manager offering his home-made olives next to a fulfilling old-school breakfast. All in all – a great experience to go nicely with the archeological site of Delphi we came to visit.