Arta’s smartest central stay for space and independence
Piccadilly House brings a genuinely contemporary place to stay to the middle of Arta. Its apartments sit directly on the lively Skoufa pedestrian street, a few minutes from the remarkable church of Panagia Parigoritissa and within an easy walk of the castle, museums, cafés and evening restaurants. Even the smaller options provide more breathing room than a standard hotel bedroom, while larger apartments add separate living and dining areas; the two-bedroom category sleeps four without turning every square metre into a bed. Kitchens or kitchenettes, washing machines, strong Wi-Fi and proper work surfaces make this an unusually practical choice for families, longer stays and travellers combining sightseeing with remote work. The ground-floor café-bar-bistro adds life without forcing guests to search for their first coffee.
The central pedestrian position also creates the main complication: a driver cannot simply pull up at the front door. Parking is available, but first-time arrivals should request precise instructions and expect a short luggage transfer rather than trust the final GPS prompt. Apartments face either city activity or the quieter garden side, so light sleepers should choose deliberately. Breakfast is cooked to order and may cost extra, there is no pool, spa or gym, and the property operates more like an upscale aparthotel than a full-service luxury hotel. Expedia currently rates Piccadilly House 9.4 from only three reviews. That is a very small sample, but its facilities and unmatched central apartment format make it Arta’s category leader for independent, spacious city stays.
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Central aparthotel, Family apartments, Kitchen facilities, Washing machine, Pedestrian street, and Café bar
