Epirus Palace hosts congresses, conventions, product launches and company meetings for up to 800 guests, with eleven meeting rooms under one roof. The five-star congress and spa hotel stands in Ioannina, the main city of the Epirus region in northwestern Greece.
Seminars and company events
The hotel is built for meetings of every size, from a ten-person board session to a national congress. Its eleven rooms cover a full range, so a plenary, parallel workshops and a sponsor dinner can run on the same site. The hotel provides technical support and IT assistance, and the gastronomy team prepares custom menus for coffee breaks, working lunches and gala dinners. Outdoor areas of about 2,000 square meters are available for team-building activities and open-air receptions. A spa, a central pool and several bars give delegates somewhere to unwind between sessions.
Rooms and capacities
Fygos is the largest hall, with 800 square meters for up to 800 guests, and it can be split in two. Lanassa covers 450 square meters for 470 guests, and Virkenna 350 square meters for 350. Timareti offers 290 square meters for 300 guests and divides into three sections; one of them, Timareti A, works alone for up to 100. Promenia and Nikandri each take up to 100 people. Zeus holds 90 and Dioni 65, and the two combine into one 140-square-meter room for 160. The Pelias Meeting Room seats 10 for board meetings. All rooms have natural light except Zeus and Dioni. Layout plans for each hall are available as downloads on the hotel site.
Accommodation
Bedrooms come in six categories. Premium Comfort rooms measure 27 square meters, Premium Classic rooms 32 square meters with views over the pool and gardens, and Executive rooms 37 square meters on a private floor. Junior Suites, Business Suites of 75 square meters and a Presidential Suite with its own dining area for five complete the range, which suits speakers and VIP guests.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The kitchen works mostly with fresh local produce and adapts menus to each event. On site, guests find the Orange Grove Restaurant, the Bistro Restaurant and Bar, the Lobby Café and the Pool Bar.
History and setting
Ioannina sits on the shore of Lake Pamvotis, at the foot of the Pindus mountains. The city is a regional center for business, administration and the university, which makes it a natural base for congresses that draw delegates from across western Greece. The hotel combines its meeting rooms with gardens, a pool and a spa, so a multi-day program can stay on one site.
Getting there
Ioannina has a domestic airport with flights from Athens. The city lies on the Egnatia Odos motorway, which links it to Igoumenitsa port and Thessaloniki, and on the Ionia Odos to the south. The hotel can share directions when a booking is confirmed.
