The Romanos Resort, Costa Navarino

The Romanos Hotel at Costa Navarino is everything you’d want from a luxury golf holiday. Just metres from The Dunes Golf Course, Romanos offers an opulent level of accommodation that you’d associate with a golf resort that has been ranked as Europe’s Number 1.

With a host of award-winning restaurants, a beach-side location and access to the Anazoe Spa, guests staying here on their next golf holiday are sure to find plenty to enjoy whilst off the course.

Its 321 rooms and suites are matched by 128 infinity pools ensuring that those taking a refreshing dip from the Peloponnese sunshine can do so in privacy. With preferred access to the 4 golf courses at Costa Navarino, guests staying at The Romanos can be assured a truly memorable golf holiday that’ll live long in the memory.

Guests can also enjoy one of the 321 luxury rooms at The Romanos Resort, all with views of the sea or the beautiful gardens at the resort. Rooms vary from deluxe rooms, to infinity rooms with individual infinity pools, to grand suites including state-of-the-art home cinema systems. All rooms are furnished in a modern, elegant style and feature all the amenities one would expect from a top class resort such as this.

Guests also have the option of villas, ranging from one bedroom to three. All include a spacious lounge and dining area as well as a private terrace with infinity pool and unparalleled views of the sea.

Relax, rejuvenate, swim or take part in a host of recreational activities on offer at The Romanos. There’s so much to do in or around the resort, including sea yachting, scuba diving, snorkelling or playing racquet sports.

The sanctuary of the Anazoe Spa offers specialty treatment based on ancient beauty practices, utilizing the area’s exclusive natural ingredients and unique products.

Golf can be played at the US Masters Champion and Ryder Cup Captain Bernhard Langer Dunes Course, the Robert Trent Jones Jr Bay Course plus the new layouts of The International Olympic Academy Course and The Hills Course, both of which were designed by Masters champion José María Olazábal.