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Divani Meteora Hotel Brochure DIVINE LUXURY Be seduced by the view. Discover the beautiful Meteora At what point during the week does “escape” occur to you? On your way to work Monday morning? During a Tuesday afternoon meeting? A change of scenery on a romantic getaway can do wonders to one’s soul, body and mind. As one of the Divani Collection Hotels, the Divani Meteora offers guests the opportunity to enjoy traditional Greek hospitality, in a contemporary setting. Nature and luxury in perfect harmony The fully renovated Divani Meteora offers a stunning locale from which you can experience one of the world’s natural wonders practically in front of your own window. The hotel’s 165 guestrooms include modern amenities to offer only the very best in comfort, each with an inviting ambience, contemporary décor and a commanding view of the majestic rocks of Meteora. Whether choosing a superior or an executive room, you will find everything at your fingertips to make your stay effortlessly luxurious. The ideal venue for any event Divani Meteora is the ideal venue for all types of meetings, business conferences and special events. The conference centre of the hotel measures 2.000m2 and can be flexibly divided into 7 different areas. The two new meeting rooms, Meteora view and garden view, can hold more than 100 guests each. The beautifully appointed meeting rooms are much more than aesthetically pleasing. They also boast hi-tech features and amenities designed to support our guest’s business. Greek cuisine needs no introduction. The hotel offers a tranquil restaurant with amazing view to the Meteora rocks where one can return to the roots of Mediterranean cuisine. Relaxing moments at the Spa It’s up to you... Escape! To complete your luxurious stay we propose a visit to the spa with the indoor While the road leading to the religious rocks of Meteora is ideal for hiking and pool, sauna, steam bath and Jacuzzi, thus beginning a journey of ultimate biking, the town of Kalambaka is a great place to spend the day relaxing. pampering that will leave you relaxed and rejuvenated in body and spirit. Visit You can also enjoy day excursions to the unique Plastira lake, to the skiing centre our fully equipped fitness center because according to ancient Greeks “a healthy of Kaikmaktsalan and other unique locations of central Greece. mind needs a healthy body”. We have created a uniquely serene getaway which seduces its visitors and helps When the weather gets warmer enjoy our outdoor pool with the pool bar. You can them to slow down. relax and enjoy your cocktail amidst the extensive beautiful gardens. All you need to do is relax and enjoy the stunning natural beauties Greece has Let yourself be seduced in a scenery of breathtaking natural beauty. to offer. Divani Caravel HoteL Divani Apollon PalacE & ThalassO Divani Apollon SuiteS 1, Agiou Nikolaou Str., Vaσσssileos Alexandrou 2 10 Ag. Nikolaou & Iliou Str. 166 71, Athens - Vouliagmeni, Greece 161 21 Athens, Greece 166 71, Athens - Vouliagmeni, Greece T: +30 210 891 1100 T: +30 210 720 7000 T: +30 210 891 1100 F: +30 210 965 8010 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.divanicaravelhotel.com www.divaniapollonhotel.com www.divani-apollonsuites.com Divani Palace AcropoliS Divani Palace LarissA Divani Corfu PalacE 19-25 Parthenonos | 117 42 Athens, Greece 19 Papanastassiou 20 Nafsikas Str. T: +30 210 928 0100 412 22, Larissa, Greece 491 00 Corfu, Greece F: +30 210 921 4993 T: +30 2410 252 791-5 | F: +30 2410 250 251-3 T: +30 2661 038 996 | F: +30 2661 035 929 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.divaniacropolishotel.com www.divanilarissahotel.com www.divanicorfuhotel.com National Road Trikala-Ioannina 42200 Kalambaka, Greece T: +30 2432 023 330 E: [email protected] www.divanimeteorahotel.com.
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