OLYMPIAS BOUTIQUE HOTEL
The Olympias Boutique Hotel, built in 1924 by architect George Fouskas using materials from Smyrna, Agira, and Constantinople (with wood from the Black Sea), opened as a first-class hotel in March 2007. The hotel is open year-round.
The hotel offers a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. The interior preserves the atmosphere of an old mansion, featuring antique furniture that evokes a sense of nostalgia.
The Olympias Boutique Hotel offers a variety of rooms and suites across three floors:
Standard Double Rooms: Located on the ground and first floors, these rooms offer two single beds or one double bed, with the option for an extra bed upon request. They feature balconies overlooking the hotel gardens.
Superior Rooms: Located on the second floor, these rooms also offer two single beds or one double bed, with the option for an extra bed upon request.
Suite Frini: Located on the second floor, this spacious suite features two single beds and a king-size double bed, making it ideal for families or couples seeking extra space. It has balconies facing the front of the mansion.
Attic Suite: Located on the top floor, this 85 sq. m. suite offers two single beds, a king-size double bed, and the possibility of an additional bed. It is suitable for families, groups of up to five people, or couples seeking a romantic retreat. The Attic Suite features stone walls, skylights, and stunning sea views.
All rooms and suites include air conditioning and heating, a direct phone line, high-speed internet access (including Wi-Fi), a TV, a mini-bar, a bathtub or shower, a hairdryer, and bathroom amenities. 24-hour room service is available.
Guests can enjoy a breakfast buffet featuring local products in the hotel’s breakfast room or garden. The hotel also features a lounge with a bar and offers business facilities (PC, fax, and internet access). The bar and reception are open 24 hours. A parking area is available for guests.
The friendly and well-trained staff provides a welcoming atmosphere, blending the charm of the past with contemporary comforts.