Hotel Georgio's V Chalet Kalavrita (Kalavrita, Greece)

Kalavryta GeorgiosV Chalet is Greece's premier Alpine Resort. It is located in an ideal altitude (1,000 meters) on the green and full of fir and pine trees of historic mountain Chelmos. It is made entirely from natural materials, stone and wood, 2,5 kilometers away from the city (Kalavrita) and 11 kilometers from the Ski Center. It emains one of the best hotels in the area with high quality services and hospitality and, serves its philosophy: The harmonization of hospitality with the Chelmo's mountain nature. The Complex consists of 6 stoned buildings, the breakfast area and the Chalet café – bar. All with views of the slopes of Chelmos mountain, the ancient Erymantho and the historical Kalavrita city. Six independent buildings have their own unique identity which is composed by the respect for tradition and the impressive aesthetics. Thirteen suites and five flat double rooms with fireplace both ideal for families and couples who wish to spend their holidays in a quiet and pleasant environment, where authentic nature activities are being provided in Greek nature, during all seasons, summer and winter. Built with attention to detail and the most modern tourist infrastructure, the breakfast hall welcomes you with a homemade breakfast, composed of fresh local products (honey, eggs, juices, sausage, coffee, tea from Chelmos mountain, etc.). You can easily recognize the distinguished café-bar chalet which combines the panoramic view with the Alpine aesthetic. It predisposes for casual conversation and relaxation, especially when is accompanied by a glass of local red wine and/or a book from the library. The traditional guesthouse features a specially designed area with wonderful horses, wild goats, ponies and other pets. Outdoor activities, hiking, walking, ski, snowboard, mountaineering, ski mountaineering, bicycling and walks in the scenery of Tsivlou Lake. You can also swim at Achaia’s beaches (30 km from Kalavrita) and meet the experience of the cog railway (“odontotos”), which crosses the famous Vouraikos Gorge.