We are Bill and John, two young entrepreneurs with family ties. We were both born in Athens and continue living in this faschinating city. We have both spent our early years in the tourism and hospitality inustry assisting our family in its hotel and tour operator venues. Bill holds a bachelor in Hospitality & International Tourism and John on Marketing & Communications. We are commited to greeting our guests with large measures of Hellenic Filoxenia!

The old property was built in the 1880s and its interior was fully restored to its original splendor. The exterior was left untouched in respect to its history, architecture and character. The result was a tranquil property infused with timeless elegance and traditional flair. One of the most genuine and beautiful buildings in Arachova where the senses are gently provoked reflecting the undeniable beauty of the island.

How about shaking things up and visiting Arachova for a change? Forget the beautiful sandy beaches, the warmth of the beaming sun and the starry nights and discover the white slopes and the traditional stone houses with the wooden fireplaces, and the traditional local cuisine in a mountain village. Well-known and cosmopolitan, the mountainous village of Arachova nests at the foothills of Mt. Parnassos in Viotia, Southern Greece, just 105km away from Athens. It is a famous winter resort due to the three ski centers of Parnassus that are located in close distance to the village and it attracts many visitors each year also because of its close proximity to the ice-skating center of Leivadi and the ancient site of Delphi. The destination is also ideal for small spring or summer escapes to the towns of Itea and Galaxidi. The beautiful nature that surrounds Arachova, the traditional architecture and the vivid nightlife create a perfect combination. On one hand there are the rocky landscapes with the grasslands and the narrow cobblestoned pedestrian streets with the beautiful buildings, where you can wander around and relax. On the other hand, Arachova is known for its bustling nigh