Polys Guesthouse — Hotel in Pydna - Kolindros Municipality

What a great beautiful and clean place. It is a good choice for transit but also a good choice for those who want to visit this area. We only spent 1 night for transit but we loved it because we were welcomed in a beautiful hotel, it felt more like a boutique family hotel. The place is run by Rula, a very polite lady who is the descendant of Polys who built the place. ||The mattresses are quality ones and this was important to me. The hotel itself has beautiful details that lie in the interior design, you can tell that it was done by somebody with knowledge and taste.||The place is very clean. The host are there for you if you need them to assist you in any matter. ||If you have a car there are many attractive points of interest around. The village itself is not a touristic area but it links to the ones that are. ||All in all I strongly recommend this hotel for those of you who don't want to stay in crowded places.||I uploaded my pictures you can see them in the gallery.||Have lovely...

Amazing place to stay! The room is clean, air-conditioned, designed with love and created with quality. As an architect I have to say I loved the interior shutters! The owner is a great host, kind and knowledgeable about the surrounding area. Breakfast served is a must: except from usual food we enjoyed tasting lots of local delicacies such as trahanopita, kiwi jam, handmade croissant -like pastry, as well as apple pie and chocolate cake baked by Poly. Tip: ask about local fish tavern for dinner. The staff sent us to "koutsouro" and it was great taste, amazing view and...

Go there don't travel to much, is close to highway but quiet place, owners are open and nice persons, rooms are very clean and big, beautiful design, towels are clean, greek olive shampoo shower gel and others are at best quality, breakfast is good coffee is very good, a fisherman village is 3 km away where you can eat next to the sea excellent in authentic greek just ask the owner where.||Any time when i go back in Greece I will stop even to say hello.||Pictures posted by...