Hotels Europe Greece Areopoli

This apartment complex is beautifully set overlooking the Messinian Gulf. Guests will find themselves in close proximity to a number of Aeropolis' attractions, offering a great setting for those who are eager to explore the rich culture and heritage of the surroundings. Comprising beautifully-appointed apartments, this charming complex is the perfect option for every type of traveller visiting the area. The apartments offer a relaxing home away from home, coupling the charm and style of Greece with contemporary conveniences. The complex offers guests excellent services, ensuring a truly relaxing stay.

A self-contained historical village surrounded by stone-built pathways and courtyards in the vicinity of Aeropolis in the Peloponnese (Southern Greece). This uniquely decorated and disabled-friendly complex has a fully-furnished terrace that overlooks the Gulf of Messina, the hotel gardens and the mountains. The 7 luxurious split-level apartments / suites are air-conditioned, provided with antiques and oriental carpets and have fully-equipped bathrooms, toiletries and a hairdryer. Before visiting the picturesque village of Limeni, 4 km. from the resort, guests are welcome to enjoy the extensive buffet breakfast laid out for them and consisting of local and homemade products. The English- and Polish-speaking staff will give advice about car hire, the laundry service, etc. Smoke-free and family accommodations are available. On-site private parking is free of charge.

The View from the Rooms is spectacular and they all include Bath and Shower.

The property consists of 15 rooms. This attractive hotel is perfect for a weekend getaway or longer holiday.

In between all the mainland areas of the Greek landscape, the southernmost part, Mani, an infertile and dry place/land/spot with its steep mountains, the impenetrable at a first glance coasts and the magnificent caves of Diros, has always attracted the interest of the tourists. In between the scattered “tower-built” villages one can find Areopoli, standing before the gate of Mani.