Prytanio

This is a small hotel on the outskirts of town, but well within walking distance of shops and restaurants, and even the archaeological site if you are relatively mobile. There was ample parking across the street. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the rooms were clean and updated. The hotel as a whole was quiet, though we were able to hear noise from the street even with the windows closed and the AC on. We found the mattress to be fairly uncomfortable, but not so bad that we couldn't sleep decently. Breakfast is an additional 7 euros/person, if I recall. We opted not to have it because by Greek standards it seemed fairly limited: eggs, toast, jams, yogurt, and juice. That's not a terrible spread, but having stayed in dozens of hotels in Greece it's also not an especially robust one. One other thing we noticed was the complete absence of natural light, which felt odd in a country that has such spectacular sunshine. The patio outside the room is large and has a table and chairs, but it is separated from other patios by fake foliage, and it is completely covered so that the sun never reaches the room. Anyway, this was an inexpensive place to stay, which we appreciated, and I think it would be serviceable for most visitors looking for a room.

The Prytanio is a nice, clean hotel in Ancient Olympia. As such it is close to many attractions, just a short walk to the museums and the archeological site. We had a first-floor room with a patio. The price was very reasonable, and a nice breakfast was included. The owners were very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay and would certainly stay there again.