Acropolis Hotel

The staff were very welcoming, helpful and polite. The lady at reception, who was also the owner, was especially kind, and they can give tips about the local "Movida". They don’t actually have parking and suggest leaving the car at the port, though I wouldn’t recommend that for your vehicle’s safety. There’s an air-conditioning option. They’re renovating the building, so it should feel more welcoming in the next few years. For this price, I’d give it 4/5 stars.

The main drawback of staying centrally is the traffic noise, which carries on late at night. Some locals seem to think they’re in a Fast and Furious movie, revving cars on the road right below the room. They make more noise than a SpaceX Falcon 9 shuttle. On the plus side, the location is central and close to amenities, with public parking nearby. It’s fairly clean and a little old, but acceptable for a couple of nights.

You’re well placed to hear Corinth’s motorcycle racing sounds throughout the night. The decor has a 70s retro look, and the beds feel about as old. The staff were friendly and helpful, though, and tried to make up for the hotel’s other shortcomings.

It’s one of the least expensive hotels in Corinth, right in the center and easy to reach on foot from the port, pedestrian streets, main square and shops. The staff were polite and helpful, but some improvements are needed. The bed sheets weren’t clean.