Boutique Hotel
Historic stone architecture meets refined modern comfort. The aesthetic is warm and earthy — raw materials softened by carefully chosen furniture and Molton Brown toiletries. Small, intimate, owner-operated feel.
Book the boat tours when you reserve — the half-day cruise to caves with snorkeling gear included is frequently cited as a trip highlight
Why It Matters
Selected by both the Michelin Guide and Tablet Hotels. One of very few upscale lodging options at the far southern tip of mainland Greece. The 1872 building is a genuine local landmark, and the waterfront positioning is unique in this small village. The Kassis family still runs it.
A 150-year-old stone grocery store — once serving fishermen, merchants, and apparently pirates — converted into a 15-room boutique hotel right on the harbor of Gerolimenas. The building dates to 1872 and was renovated by the Kassis family with serious attention to the original architecture: exposed stone walls, vaulted wooden beams, and poured concrete floors. Across the street from the entrance is the hotel's private beach club setup, with sun loungers and umbrellas arranged along the village's natural harbor. Most rooms look straight out to sea.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Cozy Room
The entry-level room, but still thoughtfully designed. Around 20–22 sq.m., built for two, with stone and marble bathrooms described as spa-like. Views are either into the village or the courtyard garden — no sea view at this tier.
21 sqm
Cozy Room with Sea View
Same footprint as the Cozy Room but with king-size beds and sea views over Gerolimenas Bay. Three named variants: Katoi, Nychtolouloudo, and Gardenia. The sea-facing aspect is the real upgrade here.
Honeymoon Loft Suite with Sea View
Approximately 35 sq.m. designed for couples. Two named variants: Astrofegia and Elia. Features the signature stone-and-marble bathroom and balcony with sea views. Built across two levels, making it feel considerably more spacious than the room size suggests.
35 sqm
Pure Bliss Loft Suite
A two-level suite sleeping up to 3–4 guests. Three named variants: Petunia, Kokona, and Yiasemi. Views are over the courtyard or the village rather than the sea, but the split-level layout and generous space compensate.
Signature Suite with Heated Tub
One unit called Spilia. Around 29 sq.m. for 2–3 guests, with the standout feature being an in-room heated tub alongside the stone-and-marble bathroom. A step up in indulgence for those who want the private soak experience.
29 sqmSuite with Balcony and Sea View
Called Folia. Generous 45 sq.m. designed for up to 4 guests, with a private balcony looking straight out over the sea. Separately configured with a living room and bedroom, plus the full stone-marble bathroom.
Multiple (1–2 beds) · 45 sqmSuperior Loft Suite with Balcony and Sea View
Called Armenopetra. Also 45 sq.m., split across two levels for 2–4 guests, with a private balcony and sea views. The top-tier option — reviewers specifically highlight this suite's size and quality. Priced around €700/night in peak season.
45 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Full-day adventure from the hotel heading east to a secluded beach at Marmari, passing Cape Tainaro and Porto Cayo, then north to the beach at Andrógyalos. Water, snacks, and beer provided.
A short golden-hour boat trip departing from KaSeas. Swim in crystal water, take in the coastal scenery, and share a bottle of prosecco as the sky turns. Designed for two people.
Departs from the hotel pier heading toward Cavo Droso. Includes exploration of sea caves, snorkeling, and swimming in clear water. Snorkeling equipment, water, snacks, and beer all included.
The hotel assists with excursion arrangements for hiking in the broader Mani Peninsula, including its dramatic stone tower villages and coastal paths. The concierge can organize tours and travel arrangements.
The hotel's beach setup is directly across the street — sun loungers, umbrellas, and open-air bar right on the natural harbor of Gerolimenas. The sheltered bay makes for calm, enjoyable swimming.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
The hotel explicitly states it is not equipped to accommodate individuals with disabilities due to the historic stone architecture.
Located directly across the street from the hotel entrance on Gerolimenas natural harbor. Open-air bar, umbrellas, and sun chaises.
Breakfast and lunch room service available 16 hours a day.
Mini bar refilled every day. Mentioned as complimentary by some guests.
A small courtyard next to the restaurant where guests can enjoy coffee or drinks.
The hotel does not have private on-site parking but free parking is available in close proximity.
EV charging available on site at an additional charge.
There is no swimming pool on the property. The sea is accessed via the hotel's beach club setup across the street.
No fitness facility on site.
Available 16 hours a day. Can assist with excursions, travel arrangements, car rental, and boat trips.
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