The Hermes is a small comfortable hotel located in the center of Delphi with rooms overlooking the main street. It has a nice dining room which leads out to a large balcony with a stunning view of the inlet and the largest olive grove in Greece, The rooms are very clean, albeit somewhat small, with comfortable beds and nice, clean bathrooms. The staff is friendly and helpful with information about the town of Delphi. Given its location and the value of lodging at the hotel, I would recommend it to friends.

quite good, but not like we expected reading comments and photos.
very nice view from our room, but very similar as many hotels and restaurants in Delphi also for price.
We chose it for the view from room and having breakfast on the terrace overlooking the sea, but breakfast has been served inside, even we were in August and wonderful weather.
Nothing of particular to recommend it, just for one night.

I almost never write reviews on hotels that I stay at for just one night but the hospitality displayed during our brief stay was quite impressive. We had a party of two with separate rooms; I was given an upgrade to a larger family suite on the same floor on arrival. Both of our rooms had private balconies with views across the valley. The rooms were (very) clean and functional. Staff was across the board accommodating and friendly and the value for money is above average. The highlight had to be the breakfast buffet with spectacular views. Overall a great experience. Thumbs up.

Nice location, Great view from 1st & 2nd floor, Good breakfast, very clean, comfortable stay, hot water all day, in town and very convenient in location. you can reach the archaeological site and museum in 10 minutes walk. Parking is free but difficult to find a free spot on the street.However this stands for any hotel in Delphi. You only need to move the car if you plan to move out of the village.If so don't miss a short ride to Arahova traditional village 8km away or from the opposite side of the village to head for Galaxidi (35 minutes by car) a small beautiful town to enjoy the sea and fresh fish/sea food in the local restaurants beside the marina. The hotel stuff is very kind, it is a family business for 40 years and the hotel is recently remodeled and clean as new! Elevator access only to the rooms down the lobby - not for 1st & 2nd floor. Except the museum and ancient site spend some time to visit Osios Lukas church an orthodox church built at 10th century with its marvelous mosaics (a monument of UNESCO World Heritage also). Also enjoy the refined olive oil of the territory some local pies and Arahova's traditional "formaela" cheese.