Kamari Traditional Guest House

4.6 · 
Map pinGreece · Attica · Mylopotamos
Kamari Traditional Guest House
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Kamari Traditional Guest House

Description

Kamari located in Mylopotamos village one of the most traditional villages in Kythera island.The house is near the main square of the village(200m) inside a small road called “sokakia” in Greece(25m away from mr).Kamari was built before centuries & renovated and furnished recently with antique-traditional art to offer all comforts to its guests and a perfect base for discovering Kythera island. The space Kamari Traditional guest house consists of 3 separate double/two room apartments (2-5 persons) and 1 studio (2persons). So if you are a group of friends – families etc. it is also possible to rent another studio -apartment . Don't hesitate to contact us for more details. •All studio & apartments have fully equipped kitchen, bathrooms with shower . •A full cleaning is offered 2 times a week. More frequent cleaning service is available on demand at reasonable cost. Other things to note Guests have to walk 40 meters to reach the guest house. Prices vary depending of the season and number of persons Get in touch with us if you're interested. We can offer deep discounts for off-season visits, especially long-term stays. Registration Details 0262K122K0257701

Amenities

WifiWifi
AirConditioningAir conditioning
KitchenKitchen
Essentials
Essentials (towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper)
Shampoo
Shampoo
TV
TV
Heat
Heat

Reviews

4.6 · 8 reviews
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4.6 (8)

Location

Map pinGreece · Attica · Mylopotamos
Room TypeRoom type
Entire home/apt
GuestsWithClothesHangerGuests
5
BedroomBedrooms
1
BathroomBathrooms
1

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