4 destination hotels in Greece for Easter

Kyrimai Hotel

Housed in a fully renovated 19th century building complex, just before the southernmost point of Mani, the Kyrimai Hotel combines traditional architecture with modern comforts. Its rooms face the crystal clear sea as well as the rugged landscape of the area, while its unique cuisine adopts local elements that have stood the test of time, but with a modern aesthetic.

The buildings that make up the Kyrimai Hotel today have been renovated by the Kyrimais family with utmost care and respect for tradition. Authentic materials were used, mainly wood and stone, and the whole process was carried out according to the architecture and dimensions of the building. The result is unique – a complex of stairs, arches and inner courtyards in an enviable position, at the edge of the sea, with a stunning view of the natural bay of Gerolimenas.

At Kyrimai Hotel, you will have the opportunity to explore Mani in a special way. In collaboration with Mani Water Sports, unique activities are organized such as hiking routes, boat trips, sea kayaks and electric bicycles, while through organized diving the seabed is rediscovered. At the same time, you will be given a number of opportunities to get to know the paths of Mani up close. Travel on foot and see the picturesque, traditional side of the Peloponnesian state, through settlements such as Kippula, Erimos, Harouda. Your stay here will also give you a view of a landscape of real peace, since its visitors, through rooms made of wood and stone, can enjoy the sight of crystal clear blue waters.

All hotel rooms fully satisfy this need for contact with the landscape, while unfolding a culinary philosophy based on local products. At the same time, the Kyrimai Hotel, proud of the port of Gerolimenas since the 1870s, also offers a unique historical experience, since it is rich in history, carrying through archives, objects and souvenirs, the experiences of the people who stayed and worked in it per the decades, in a visit that includes its 140-year history.