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Prix

A partir de 59 eur/Chambre

Description

The 30 rooms are spacious, comfortable, and equipped with modern equipments and guest room necessities.


In bar which is found near in the swimming-pool you can find a big variety of coffees, snack, natural juices, ice-creams, cocktails and anything other you ask.Around the bar you can enjoy by watching television,listening music,relaxing in the swmming pool playing photoplay.
Early the morning for breakfast, before the midday for cool juices, at the duration of midday for tasty enjoyments, at the afternoon for relaxation, soft musical and relaxing at the pool.End the evening you can enjoy soft cocktails.

Equipements de chambre

mini bar
safety box
telephone
room controlled air conditioning
broadband internet access
private balcon for each room
room service
tv

Plus d'informations

Nydri and the surrounding area of the Municipality of Ellomenos are located on the south-east side of Lefkada. It has many outstanding physical beauties, both on the coasts as well as the hinterland, which leave every visitor in awe. In this region the morphology of the earth varies. It combines the island's largest fertile plain, Englimenos, with the mountain ranges of Platystoma, Vakeris, Neochori, Alatros and Fternos, with the beaches and tourist resorts that are visited by thousands of holiday-makers.


The large, leeward bay of Vlychos, which extends far into the dry land, constitutes an excellent natural harbour, hospitable to all the boats which sail in the waters of the Ionian Sea. The whole of the Vlychos peninsular is a luscious green which hugs the coast and reaches round as far as the opposite side from Nydri. It is as though the islands of the Prinkiponisa (Prince's Islands), which are small wooded islands, Skorpios, Skorpidi, Madouri, Sparti and, further away, Meganisi float upon the calm sea. And opposite, on the edge of the horizon, the coast of Akarnania on the Greek mainland, frames this unique and exquisite picture, a picture which differs during every hour of the day. A few years ago, Nydri and its surrounding area was nothing more than a small fishing community. Most of the inhabitants lived in small, semi-mountain villages located higher up, at Rachi, Vavkeri and Platystoma, and were involved in agriculture, live-stock rearing and fishing, as were all the villagers of the island. The rapid development of tourism gave the area a great push and won over the majority of the locals. Today, the place is very different from how it was in the past