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Room 108 - Honeymoon Deluxe

Room 108 - Honeymoon Deluxe

Room 206 - Honeymoon

Room 206 - Honeymoon

Room 204 - Honeymoon

Room 204 - Honeymoon

Room 203 - Honeymoon

Room 203 - Honeymoon

Room 205 - Superior

Room 205 - Superior

Room 107 - Superior

Room 107 - Superior

Room 107 - Superior

Room 106 - Superior

Room 106 - Superior

Room 106 - Superior

Room 106 - Superior

Room 104 - Superior

Room 104 - Superior

Room 105 - Classic

Room 105 - Classic

Room 103 - Classic

Room 103 - Classic

Room 202 - Classic

Room 202 - Classic

Room 102 - Classic

Room 102 - Classic

Room 101 - Classic

Room 101 - Classic

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Executive Suite

Breakfast in bed

Breakfast in bed

Breakfast outdoors

Breakfast outdoors

Valeni Spa

Indoor heated pool

Traditional Othoman Hammam

Thermal Suite - heated double-massage table

Outdoor pool

Outdoor pool exclusive to suite 209

"V" Bar

Venue

Wedding Venue by night

Wedding Venue by night

Wedding Venue by night

The Hotel

View from above

View from above

View of Makrinitsa

View of Makrinitsa

Horseback Riding

Pelion

The beach of Agioi Saranta.

Saint George, home of Nikola the sculptor (1909-1990), shines white with all its glory under the winter sun. Here one can see magnificent mansions, exhibits of the older northern Greek architecture but also the newer Egyptian or Colonial type.

Makrinitsa, Saint John the Baptist.

The imposing church of Saint Konstantinos, built in 1936, at the edge of the beach. The architect - Aristotelis Zachos - was inspired by the old christian churches of Thebes, that were discovered just a few years earlier at New Aghialos. The position of the temple, its design and its white temple and its exquisite mosaics make it unique.

The old mansion of Giannis Kontos at Anakasia, has been turned into a museum for the painter Theofilos. The painter drew more than twenty original wall paintings, to return the favor to the landlord that was very kind to him.

19th century mansion at Portaria, of the "Egyptian" type because it belonged to Pelion expatriates from Egypt - combining folk and urban architectural elements.

Amphitheatrically built, Afisos has some of the best beaches of the Pagasetic Gulf and its own charm.

Mysterious silence on the steep northern coast under the Veneto, the sea caves with wild pigeons and dolphins. In ancient times, it was named "Ipnous" for its shape that resembled ovens. In historical tradition, the fleet of Xerxes was crushed in 480 BC on these rough and sullen rocks.

Vizitsa. The restored mansion, now a guesthouse, emerges imposing behind the wild flowers.

Vizitsa. The restored mansion, now a guesthouse, emerges imposing behind the wild flowers.

Autumn at the main square of Vizitsa. The leaves are getting yellow and the tables are empty.

One of the most beautiful bridges built in 1900 by the engineers of Evaristo De Chirico, father of the painter Giorgo De Chirico, for the train tracks that were designed at the time to reach Tsagkarada.

18th century arch bridge, above the road that connects Tsagkarada with Ksourihti and Milies.

View where the sea and the sky become one.

View from Makrinitsa to Volos and the Pagesetic Gulf, always enchanting with every season, hour, weather, lighting and mood.

View from Makrinitsa, when the city lights of Volos are turned on under the moonlight.

Kissos. The 17th century church of Saint Marina - of unique beauty and craftsmanship - the pride of the village.

Historical castle house of the 18th century at Koropi - family home of Giannis Dimos the chieftain during the revolution of 1821 at Pelion..

Magissa (witch), the full moon shines bright over the Aegean Sea and paints the world silver blue.

Melani. One of the last virgin beaches of Pelion. Only a few human footsteps are leaving their tracks on the sand laid by the waves.

Well organized the Library of Milies, home of spirit and memories, guards whatever is left of the precious books, manuscripts and instruments gathered by the 3 visionary cousins, Anthimos Gazis, Daniil Filipides and Grigorios Kostantas. The table - desk - bed of ascetic Kostantas, director of the school, is here, a challenge to our consumerism.

Inside a deep green environment, the historical 17th century church of Flamouri - still in service.

Ntamouchari, under the village of Mouresi, a natural harbour.

Solitude at Potistika, the marvelous beach of Ksinovrisi. The fresh water of the mountain pouring inside the dark-cyan sea.

Green and charming the little village of Horto under Argalasti.

The beach of Papa-Nero at Ai-Giannis (Saint John), green-blue, home of an unbeatable summer.

Scenes from the annual demonstration of a Pelion Wedding at Portaria.

Pinakates main square after the rain.

The little churche of the Virgin Mother lies at the beach near Promiri for over two centuries, built with ancient materials. Beside it lie the excavated ruins with the mosaic floor of an early Christian church. Perhaps that was built on top of the ruins of an earlier pagan church.

Modern Centaurs. The man and the horse; an ancient bond between life and necessity that has become an occasional form of holidays for some, offering intense moments.

The beach of Fakistra under Tsagkarada.

Chania. Alongside the snowy slopes of the ski resort, flashes of crystals in the bare branches creating a phantasmagoria.

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