Divani Meteora Hotel
Indoor and outdoor pools facing the UNESCO rock formations
About this hotel
Positioned at the centre of Kalampaka against the UNESCO-protected Meteora rock formations, this hotel blends contemporary style with both indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a spa area, a rarer combination in this area than a single outdoor pool. Rooms carry oak-wood furnishings and spacious verandas, most with a view toward the rocks, designed by Andre Warwick with electronic key locks, air conditioning, satellite TV and a minibar throughout. Beyond the pools, the hotel arranges guided monastery tours, truffle hunting, paragliding, hiking and scenic bike rides, positioning itself as a base for active days rather than just a place to sleep between them. The property sits at the base of the rocks themselves, with spacious outdoor and indoor pool areas giving a fallback whatever the weather.
- Indoor and outdoor pools
- Spa area
- Guided monastery tours
- Central Kalampaka position
Our take
This suits travellers wanting resort-scale wellness, an indoor pool for shoulder-season weather and organised activities beyond the standard monastery circuit, all within Kalampaka's centre rather than out in Kastraki. Families and couples on longer stays benefit most from the range of arranged activities. Anyone wanting a small, intimate boutique stay should look to Kastraki's stone-built properties instead.
- ✓Book the indoor pool for a shoulder-season stay, Meteora's spring and autumn weather can turn wet quickly.
- ✓Arrange the truffle-hunting excursion in advance, it's a distinctive extra beyond the standard monastery tours.
- ✓Ask for a rock-facing veranda room, the oak-wood furnishings and view both stand out here.
Why we love it
- Indoor and outdoor pools plus spa
- Views of the UNESCO rock formations
- Truffle hunting and paragliding arranged
- Oak-wood rooms with spacious verandas
Why guests love itDivani Meteora is a hotel in central Kalampaka facing the Meteora rocks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Indoor and outdoor pools mean children can swim whatever the weather, and there is a spa area and two restaurants. The hotel arranges guided monastery tours, truffle hunting and paragliding, which helps families plan their days without a car. I would choose it for families who want a full-service base in town with activities organised on site.