Hotels Europe Greece Tilos

Set at just 200 metres from the beach, in the charming coastal village of Livadia, this modern venue offers a taste of the relaxed style the Greek islands are famous for. The self-catering accommodation is perfect for those who prefer a little more space and independence from what the standard hotels can offer. All of the units are fitted with well-equipped kitchenettes ideal for preparing home-like meals and best of all open to balconies with panoramic views over the Aegean Sea, just made for enjoying prolonged evenings over chilled drinks and good conversations. The centre of the village is a 5-minute walk away and houses small shops and typical tavernas. While those who want to visit the nearby islands of Rhodes and Symi can catch a ferry from the town port - a short walk away too.

Sitting on the gently rolling slopes that lead to the Aegean Sea, these studios treat their guests to magnificent views of the blue water and the surrounding mountains. Located within a 5-minute walk from the port they are really convenient for those who want to board a ship to the nearby islands of Rhodes, Symi and Halki. They are also ideal for simply relaxing as the beach is 300 metres away, same distance as the shops and tavernas which the centre of the town houses. Guests who prefer the comfort of homemade food can utilize the kitchenettes of the studios, while for their convenience the staff offers free delivery from nearby the mini market. Each of the bright and sunny units opens to a balcony, which is simply made for spending a quiet evening with loved one over a glass of fine white wine.

Guests who prefer the comfort of homemade food can utilize the kitchenettes of the studios, while for their convenience the staff offers free delivery from nearby the mini market. Each of the bright and sunny units opens to a balcony, which is simply made for spending a quiet evening with loved one over a glass of fine white wine.

Hotel consists of 9 apartments. All units are spacious, fully equipped, furnished and decorated in the colors of the Aegean.