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SPECIFICATION for CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Kentrikon SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Kentrikon Number HL2-LTV-37000106-A Category 2-star Hotel Location In Traditional Village Address Lagadia, 22003 Lagadia Phone (+30) 27950 43221 E-Mail [email protected] Internet www.maniatis-hotels.gr/kentrikon-hotel-restaurant Total number of suites and rooms in hotel 21 General Requirements 2-star Hotel HL2 statute 2-star Hotel YES Licensed as Hotel YES A 2-star Hotel focuses on the needs of price conscious travelers. Services and guest facilities are typically limited to keep room rates affordable and competitive. general All Greek Hotels (1-5 stars) are obliged to have heating and air conditioning (heating not obligatory for hotels open only in summer season - A/C not obligatory for hotels in altitude above 600 m and for bioclimatic hotels), ventilation (aeration), natural light and adequate lighting in all areas, insulating with double glazing windows, telephone communication with and between YES rooms, Wi-Fi in all areas, wake up service, Reception accessible by phone 24 hours, central money safe (if not money safes in rooms), disinfection and rat extermination processes by certified workshops, remarks sheet and box, info material for surrounding area, bilingual website with realistic pictures and environmentally trained personnel. Reception minimum area (sq. m.) 30 (or 0,4 per bed if beds>100) YES rooms Minimum areas for 2-star Hotels Minimum area of single bed room (sq. m.) 12 YES Minimum area of double bed room (sq. m.) 14 YES Minimum area of triple bed room (sq. m.) 17 YES Minimum area of 3-room maisonette without bathroom (sq. m.) 39 YES Minimum area of 3-room apartment without bathroom (sq. m.) 39 YES Minimum area per extra room, above 3 rooms (sq. m.) 11 YES Minimum area of 2-room maisonette without bathroom (sq. m.) 32 YES Minimum area of 2-room apartment without bathroom (sq. m.) 32 YES Minimum area of studio without bathroom (sq. m.) 22 YES room/suite Minimum areas for 2-star Hotels Minimum area of 3-room suite without bathroom (sq. m.) 39 YES Minimum area of 2-room suite without bathroom (sq. m.) 32 YES Minimum area of junior suite/studio without bathroom (sq. m.) 22 YES Minimum area of 3-bed room (sq. m.) 17 YES Minimum area of 2-bed room (sq. m.) 14 YES Minimum area per extra room, above 3 rooms (sq. m.) 11 YES bathroom List of obligatory bathroom amenities Bathroom (in all categories) should have bathtub or shower with non-slip surface (permanent or not), 24 hours hot water, mirror with electrical outlet, waste YES basket with bag and cover, shampoo, shower lotion, hands soap, toilet paper and (per bed) one face towel, one body towel and one glass. 37000106.xlsx 1 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Kentrikon Special Requirements In Traditional Village LTV-LG Located in a Village specified as a Traditional Settlement YES Located in a Traditional Village (Lagadia, Arcadia) YES Lagadia is a mountain tourist destination with lots of proposals for stay, food and drink. The reconstructed old mansions have been transformed to wonderful guesthouses with all modern comforts. Hotels, apartments, restaurants and cafe- bars, newly built with the traditional architecture of Lagadia, offer experiences of special Arcadian hospitality and comfort. The village is located 65 km NW of Tripoli and 80 km E of Pyrgos. It is built on a steep slope with an inclination of 70 degrees and at 980 meters altitude. It is the homeland of the Deligiannis family, and of other fighters of 1821. In Lagadia the revolution was declared on 23 March 1821. On April 1, 1821 the kocabaṣı (ottoamn title translated as "old head") Kanellos Deligiannis ordered the slaughter of all Lagadian Turks (40 families) and the burning of the mosque. Overall nearly 300 men, women and children were massacred, leading to terrorize the inhabitants of the surrounding area who, under the fear of retaliation, joined the side of the Deligiannis family and the Revolution. Famous throughout Greece were the Lagadian masons, with rich architectural tradition, which is evident in the village itself. After the liberation of Greece, the Lagadians were engaged almost exclusively in the profession of mason, plowing across the Peloponnese in groups, building houses, bridges, schools, fountains and churches. Their reputation spread rapidly and became sought after. This resulted in a period of great prosperity. In the biggest edge, in the 1890s, Lagadia was the largest city of Arcadia after Tripoli, with a population of almost 7,000 inhabitants. Today there are about 700 inhabitants, of which few are permanent. The whole Village (not part of it) is a Traditional Settlement YES Follows the style and the architecture of the Traditional Settlement YES There are no sources of noise, bad smell or ugly looking, such as factories, YES shipyards, warehouses etc, near CSP's facilities Note: Traditional Settlements are considered the settlements/colonies that have kept intact the image of their past as well as their local character. The specified by statute traditional settlements in Greece are more than 800. Outdoors recreational activities (athletic, entertainment and cultural) and YES alternative tourism are developed in the area There are no sources of noise, bad smell or ugly looking, such as factories, YES shipyards, warehouses etc, near Hotel's facilities Other Information HL2 general amenities The answer "OBL" means that this is oblicatory for this Hotel category Lobby with seats and beverage service, hotel bar OBL Reception open 8 hours, min area 30 sq.m. (or 0,4 per bed if beds>100) OBL Air conditioning in all rooms and indoors common areas OBL Lounge Bar YES Fireplace in lounge area YES Roof garden YES Free Wi-Fi in all areas YES Breakfast OBL Breakfast buffet YES 37000106.xlsx 2 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Kentrikon Restaurant YES Facilities for children YES Satellite TV YES room/suite Description and amenities Number of 3-bed rooms (min area 17 sq.m. with bathroom) 4 Number of 2-bed rooms (min area 14 sq.m. with bathroom) 15 Number of 1-bed rooms (min area 12 sq.m. with bathroom) 2 Soundproofing of rooms (Average-Good-Excellent) G Balcony or terrace or private garden for each room YES 24" modern TV (min dimension) OBL Toilet (dressing) furniture with mirror and light OBL Small refrigerator or Minibar OBL bathroom Description and amenities Hair dryer YES cleaning Frequency of cleaning services Daily cleaning of rooms, common and outdoor areas OBL Change of linen every 3 days OBL Change of towels every 2 days OBL Change of towels upon request YES services Hotel has / offers 12-hour room service YES Concierge service YES Luggage keeping room YES Luggage service YES architecture Hotel's architectural style is: Stone Arcadian Lagadian Style YES décor Décor style is: Chalet YES languages Hotel has Catalogs and instructions in english YES English speaking personnel YES parking Hotel offers (may be charged) Parking space covered in hotel's area YES Parking is free YES transportation Hotel is ... (WD = Walking distance) Easily accessible by private transportation YES Provides transportation service (charged) YES location Hotel is ... (WD = Walking distance) Near restaurants and cafes YES Near a Super-Market or Mini-Market YES On mountain YES In a wonderful mountain view area YES In village YES In traditional settlement (Lagadia, Arcadia) YES Near forest YES In mountain view area YES In mountain resort area YES In a listed historical building (18th century) YES Near an amazing History site (Dimitsana, 1821 Reevolution) YES Near a river (Lousios) 40 In Greek Mythology, the river where Zeous was taking his bath (loutro) sports/leisure Hotel is near installation for ... (WD = Walking distance) 37000106.xlsx 3 / 4 Alfa Cert SA SPECIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATION / INSPECTION SHEET NAME Kentrikon snow ski (Ski Center of Mainalo) YES rafting (in river Lousios) YES horse riding YES trekking (Lousio gorge) YES A 3 hour hike in the Lousio gorge with stops at historical sites (Hidden school, Gortina, Timiou Prodromou Monastery). health/safety Hotel is near a ... (WD = Walking distance) Distance to nearest Health Center (HC of Dimitsana) WD Pharmacy WD Medical Doctor WD safety All Greek Hotels (1-5 stars) are obliged to have optical alarms for deaf, fire extinguishers retreading, leaflet in each room with fire instructions and a small OBL pharmacy. Furthermore, this Hotel has: Safe locks for doors and windows YES pets Pet (or companion animal) is an animal used as a person's company or protection. Unless otherwise agreed before booking with hotel's management, the "pet" can only be one dog or one cat. Pets are allowed YES price category (Related to category and area cost) Choice by Budget (LUXury - MIDrange - ECOnomy) ECO 37000106.xlsx 4 / 4 Alfa Cert SA.
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