Why it’s worth traveling for…
A masterpiece showcasing 19th-century Ottoman architecture, Imaret Hotel served as a school, a soup kitchen and shelter for refugees before its incarnation as a luxury hotel. An oasis of tranquility, Imaret is resplendent with fragrant gardens, marble arcades, fountains, and orange trees. Interiors are lavish, transforming from rich velvet and silks (in winter), to elegant handmade French linen (summer). Suites feature sunken tubs, Egyptian chandeliers, and marble bathrooms, some overlooking the Bay of Kavala. A soothing spa is housed in the original hammam.
THE DETAILS
Address:
30-32 Th. Poulidou Str.
Kavala, Greece
Website:
Contact:
+30 2510 620151
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Getting there:
Imaret Hotel is a 25-minute ride from Kavala Airport (KVA).
Curated Experience
Walk from the hotel to the ancient Castle of Kavala for stunning sea and city views. Explore the historic downtown before returning for a relaxing dip in the pool and cocktails in the glass bar. Garden enthusiasts will want to visit the restored gardens at the Mohammed Ali House museum, blooming with roses, oregano, lavender, and splendid flora attracting hundreds of nomadic bees.
THE HIGHLIGHTS
Style
Historic Building
Vibe
Tranquil, Laidback
Setting
Charming, Unique
Rooms
20
Eat
Imaret Restaurant (Seasonal and sustainable regional and European cuisine; dine inside the grandeur of the hotel or outdoors in the garden)
Drink
Cavafy Bar (Opulent selection of Champagnes, malts and cognacs served under enclosed glass)
Wellness
Spa (Signature massages, flower baths and signature Omorovica facials delivered in the original hamam and cistern)
Outdoor Pool
Standouts
- Located within a historic monument built in the 19th century; a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture
- Surrounded by private gardens, marble arcades, fountains, and orange trees
- Rooms and suites with stunning views of Kavala Bay; lavish interiors with rich fabrics, oil paintings, and original antiques