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Description

Location

This accommodation welcomes guests in Patmos.

Facilities

The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. Services and facilities include a transfer service and a coin-operated laundry. Wireless internet access in public areas (no extra charge) allows guests to stay connected. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the car park. Services include a hotel shuttle bus.

Rooms

Rooms are equipped with air conditioning. Guests can enjoy the sea view from a balcony or terrace. Rooms have a double bed or a sofa bed. Guests will also find a tea/coffee station included among the standard features. An ironing set is provided for guests' convenience. A telephone, satellite television and WiFi are provided as well. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and a bathtub, as well as a hairdryer.

Sports/Entertainment

Fine weather can be enjoyed on the terrace. Copyright GIATA 2004 - 2024. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 124971

Meals

A fortifying breakfast is served daily.

Features

Parking Wi-Fi No Elevator Non-Smoking Hotel Pets not Allowed Self Service Laundry Facilities Terrace Nordic Walking Ferry Terminal Shuttle ($) Contactless check-In / check-out Contactless check-out is available Breakfast Available ($) Property uses a professional cleaning service Rollaway / Extra Beds not Available

Description

«Allotina» is a hidden neighborhood which includes seven picturesque houses in the east side of Patmos Island, almost two and a half kilometers from Skala. Among their main characteristics are their undisturbed sea views and their traditional decorative style, which is based in a palette of earthy shades. Their name is easily understood by the inhabitants of Patmos, since it is entirely related to the island's history. «Allotina» was the name of the district created in Chora by the urban families who arrived in Patmos, after the fall of Constantinople in 1453. All houses were built around the Monastery of St. John the Theologian in such way, so that the residents could be protected from pirate raids. The Monastery, which used to operate as a castle in the past, preserves this aspect up to this day.