Overview

The Imaret, referencing a 'hostel for pilgrims' in Turkish, was a gift of Mohamed Ali Pasha to Kavala, the town of his birth. The Imaret rose as the most famous school for Islamic theology in the Balkans, coinciding with the last phase of the Ottoman Empire. Its other social functions of the time included being the premises for a soup kitchen and later the accommodation for Greek refugees. The Imaret is the only hotel in Greece to operate within a historical building with a pedigree such as this, distinguishing the Imaret in Kavala almost as a destination unto itself.

Accommodation

4 rooms for single occupancy,

11 rooms for double occupancy and

11 suites

Molton Brown candles and Bulgari toiletries.

Restaurants

Restaurant with private dining in gardens and terraces (in summer) by prior arrangement

Bar

Salon du the

Recreation

On site-

 Indoor pool

hammam and

massage by the pool.

Off site-

Water sports

Tennis court.

The house of Mohamed Ali Pasha

 Ancient city of Philippi

Ancient theater of Philippi

Island of Thassos

Ancient city of Amphipolis

Nestos’ acquatic biotop

Monasteries of Paggeon

Byzantine castles of Thrace

Mount Athos.

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