Metaxa Hotel Zante

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Hotel Metaxa is an excellent choice both for families and couples who are seeking a relaxed holiday by the clearest swimming pool close to the beach and with easy access to nightlife.

Recently refurbished and ideally situated, just few minute walk from the long sandy beach of Kalamaki, this family run hotel provides homely and friendly atmosphere.

A comfortable lounge with satellite TV and bar open out to a large swimming pool, a children's splash pool.

The pool-side snack bar offers some delicious dishes and refreshments.

Landscaped gardens incorporate a restaurant overlooking pool area where a daily breakfast is served and a children's playground.

Cancellation by phone or fax until 21 days from arrival:
No charge

Cancellation within 21 days before arrival:
Charge of 50% of the full amount of the reservation.

No show for reservation:
Charge of the full amount of the reservation

Accommodation Information

The 33 rooms of Metaxa Hotel were recently renovated in order to offer all guests a pleasant and comfortable accommodation.

Most of the rooms are double, while some of them have an extra single or camp bed, which can accommodate a third person (child up to 12 years old). All rooms are fully equipped with A/C, bathroom with shower, direct telephone, yard and balcony or veranda with open view to the garden or the pool.

All rooms have mosquito screen and double glazing in verandah's doors.

Location Information

Kalamaki is a very nice area to stay because it is placed very close to the town but also it offers you quiet and relaxing vacation. Kalamaki is situated in the centre of a triangular area of resorts, Zantetown, Argassi & Laganas making it the idea location for easy access to all areas.

In Town you may stroll at the historic St. Mark's Square and visit the Solomos & Kalvos Museum which is also their Mausoleum. There are kept original artifacts of the island's gentry along with their seals. At the nearby Solomos Square with all the neoclassical buildings you may visit the Byzantine Museum and marvel at the old icons and frescoes that survived from the medieval churches which did not survive the disastrous earthquake of 1953.

The Monasteries is another point of interest that should not be forgotten. There history and worship along with the special Zakynthian way of chanting will lift you to another dimension. Frescoes, old icons make the simplicity of the Nuns & the Monks regal.