This is lovely property--once you can find it! I spent two very frustrating hours with GPS on my IPhone trying to locate this property; I began to wonder if it even existed. I inquired at 2 different hotels who had no clue, though they tried to locate the property from the information on my confirmation sheet. I went to the bus station ticket office, a taxi driver, and finally parked my car in a large square and began to walk. Finally, one hotel clerk found a different branch of this hotel and directed me to it. Fortunately, there was a very helpful young man there who returned with me to my car and showed me the way. It turns out that Pension A is not accessible by car; you must park at some distance (assuming you can find a parking place) and walk to the hotel, carrying your luggage. Once found, Pension A is quite nice; the room I was given had a lovely balcony overlooking Nafplion. The room was furnished in a lovely vintage fashion, and the architechtual details of the spacious room were really stunning--stone walls and vaulted ceilings. The proprietor was very kind, and breakfast (not available until 8:30AM) was ample and served on a lovely terraced balcony. I would suggest that the hotel MUST provide anyone who books a room with detailed directions and a map as to how to find the property. Had I known the difficulty in finding the hotel, I would not have booked. To find dinner, I had to walk down about 150 circuitous steps, hoping along the way I would find my way back.