Hotel Panta Rei Parghelia

Hotel Panta Rei is a fabulous 5 star hotel situated on Italy's Tyrrhenian coast, in the small seafront town of Parghelia, just 5kms from the celebrated Calabrian resort of Tropea.

This charming southern Italian beach retreat is immersed in rich Mediterranean vegetation and maritime umbrella pines which extend all the way down to the delightful sandy beach.

Hotel Panta Rei has 17 bedrooms and 4 suites all individually furnished with stylish simplicity and equipped with every modern comfort.
The hotel's dining room contains all the classical features of the finest traditional Calabrian beach dwellings, with white washed walls contrasting starkly with the dark exposed wood beams and russet red brick floors.

The large windows lead out on to terraces directly above the sea. In this magical ambiance, the finest Calabrian and Italian cuisine is served, including dishes prepared with fresh fish and seafood caught directly in the surrounding waters.

The hotel's bar serves aperitifs, after dinner drinks and a selection of Calabria's legendary herb and fruit liquors. The bar has both a comfortable sitting area and a games room.

A swimming pool is located in the gardens of Hotel Panta Rei. A pool side bar is open for drinks and light snacks. For those guests wishing to explore the 'coast of the Gods' by boat, excursions to Capo Vaticano, Tropea and across the sea to Sicily's Aeolian islands are available on request.

The hotel Panta Rei is situated in an area overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, along the indented coastline of that part of the calabrian coast called Costa degli Dei. Hotel Panta Rei is situated in the city of Parghelia, around 5 km. far from Tropea.

By Car: 'Autostrada del Sole' (A3 motorway), junction to Pizzo Calabro (30 Km) or junction to Vibo Valentia (35 Km).
By Train: Lamezia Terme station or Tropea station, and then the Hotel bus service.
By Plane: International Airport of Santa Eufemia, Lamezia (50 Km), or Reggio Calabria airport (100 Km).
By Boat: Port of Vibo Valentia or Port of Tropea.'