Its Kale Boutique Hotel

The hotel is traditional and modern at the same time. Very nice decorated and super clean. The owners are very polite and always available to give you tips and instructions. The location is perfect..in the castle area, near the Byzantine museum but at the same time at a peaceful and quiet neighborhood. I would definitely recommend! Value for money!

The boutique hotel is within the old castle walls close to the lake, restaurants, shops and museums. The breakfast and hospitality was exceptional. The room was clean modern, great shower bathroom with comfortable beds. Thank you Dimitri and your family for your kindness and wonderful hotel stay.

Really lovely rooms, very warm welcome and first class breakfasts. Great location for the older parts of the city. The host went above and beyond the call of duty, preparing a lovely tray breakfast for me to have in my room early one morning. Very helpful.

Excellent rooms and breakfast! Very good location near to the city castle, to the musiems, to the beautiful lake and the boats that take you to the island and it is also near to the city center. The owners are very friendly and helpful. The hotel provides all the amenities and I recommend it for all seasons!

Excellent hotel situated within the old city wall, easy walk to all places of interest and has parking nearby. Rooms are large, clean an spacious. Breakfast is plentiful and not to be missed. Staff are friendly and very helpful

Nice modern room and shared small terrace, but staying just outside the walls (we also stayed in Antique Hotel - recommended) gives better access to restaurants and shops, also easier to get to by car.

Its Kale means inner castle or citadel or acropolis. This beautifull boutique hotel is exactly these things. It is located inside the midieval walls of Ioannina town and is right outside the main gate of the inner citadel or acropolis. The hotel is cozy like being at home and the staff gives you a family-like feeling. Though small its very confortable. It has EXCELLENT location as you can go ANYWHERE with only a few minutes walking. We will definately visit it again and remember it with warmth in our hearts.

We booked a room 1 double room and a single room and was ok till here ,when we went in the hotel this single bad was a small sofa .We asked if it was an other room with a single bed and the girl said no.We were so disappointed because we were traveling for long hours with our baby and we were tired.I said to the girl that this was not what we paid showing my reservation and she offer us to wait to her manager .It was impossible because the long trip the baby was tired and it was really late to find an other place so I ask her to cancel all.(I understand greece language) she start to make some phone calls with booking and with manager and I don't know who else offending us in her language. After one hour or a little bit more she finally cancelled our booking saying it was our fault.I will never go back there.

Ioannina is a wonderful city, and Its Kale is the perfect base for exploring both the city and the region. When we arrived at this beautiful modern hotel--built into a Byzantine-era shell, with the ruins of a Hellenistic house displayed under the breakfast room floor--we were greeted by a member of the friendly staff, who immediately offered to make us a cup of tea and served it in a china pot with matching cups. The friendly elegance of that initial hospitable act perfectly embodies the atmosphere of this lovely, perfectly-located hotel in the heart of Ioannina's old city. Over our four-night stay, we enjoyed our immaculate, cozy, and beautifully appointed room, as well as the bountiful breakfast buffet served (with scrupulous Covid protocols) in an elegant, spacious dining area. The hotel is on several levels between two elegant residential streets, with a front patio and stairways full of well-tended flowering plants. It is also next door to a delightful local eatery, Arte Povera (perfect for a light lunch or a glass of wine). And, oh, the location! In every direction, one soon comes to a Kastro gate into the modern city--with its lively, youth-oriented scene. Inside the walls are former mosques and fascinating museums that document the city's multi-cultural past--before the exchange of peoples in 1923 and the even more tragic deportation of the Jews. The Municipal Museum, housed in a 17th century mosque fully operative until 1923, celebrates the three cultures that shaped this fascinating place. Outside the walls, the Archeological Museum focuses on ancient local sites such as the nearby Sanctuary of Dodona, older than Apollo's at Delphi. The Silversmithing Museum gives a fascinating history of Ioannina's craft history over the past five hundred years. And, on the lovely island in the middle of Ioannina's large lake, one can visit the site of Ali Pasha's last stand and visit a number of working monasteries. Ioannina is one of Europe's most fascinating cities. And Its Kale is the place to stay.