Hotel Brati - Arcoudi is located on the Western Peloponnese coast, about 75 km south of Patras. This beautiful unspoilt area combines all wonders of Greece: safe sandy beaches, sunshine, good food, friendly people, hospitality and of course the relicts of the ancient past.

The hotel has 94 rooms, some with sea view, all with balcony, refrigerator, colour TV, a safe box, telephone and remote controlled air conditioning (free of charge). There is a choice of Twin, Double, or Triple bedded rooms.

The hotel is surrounded by well kept attractive gardens with two large swimmingpools. Bars are located both inside the hotel and next to the swimming pool. The hotel restaurant offers delicious homemade Greek and international cuisine to satisfy all gourmet wishes. 300 meter away from the hotel you find the pitoresque village Arcoudi which is at the seaside above a beautiful gulf.

For those who love sports we offer a TENNIS & BASKET court as well as BILLIARD & PING - PONG halls. For our young friends there is a children's park.

We offer Internet HotSpots free of charge. Our hotel also provides a huge parking area.

The Neda gorge is situated to the south of Ancient Olympia, bordering on the Ilias and Messinia prefectures in the geographical region of the Peloponnese, close to the extensive area of Ancient Figalias. In the magical world of Greek mythology, Neda was a nymph, a deity of the waters. When Rhea gave birth to Zeus, on Mount Lycaeon, she entrusted him to the care of Neda and two other nymphs, Thisoa and Agno. The nymphs kept and nurtured the divine babe, saving it from his father´s teeth, who would eat his children. Neda gave her name to the river and became the heroine of legends and traditions of the nearby areas. The rich vegetation and spectacular waterfalls that appear suddenly behind a turn forming small lakes with turquoise coloured crystal waters are inciting, inviting you to dive in and cleanse your soul from everyday concerns and anxieties.

In antiquity, Elis was the capital of the prefecture of Eleia and the city that organised and hosted the Olympic Games. Today there is a museum which includes finds brought to light by excavations such as pottery, sculptures, etc. The finds date from the Protohelladic period up to the Roman period.

The Pinios Dam is one of Europe’s largest dams standing at 50 m tall and is some 2,175 m long. The reservoir covers an area of 21 million m2.  The dam and reservoir are around 20 km inland, close of the village of Kentro. The foundations were laid in 1961 and construction work was completed in 1968.