Elpida Villa

Although at first sight the villa will seem small, guests will nonetheless find its interior extraordinarily airy and roomy. Its main entrance leads to a large, warmly-furnished living room (with 2 sofa beds and dining area) and a fully-equipped, spacious open-plan kitchen (with big fridge, small cooker/oven, toaster, etc.). Behind these quarters, a small hallway leads to a bathroom (with shower) and utility room with washing machine; to the other side, the main entrance leads to an enormous, tastefully-decorated bedroom—certainly the biggest that we have visited in Kardamili—with an armoire, double bed (with orthopaedic mattress), commode/dresser, mirror, TV, and air-conditioner. The guestrooms are all east-facing and their doors open onto a paved, furnished terrace which features a beautiful, enclosed garden and fabulous views of the sea. The beach is, from here, literally just a few paces away… Perfect! And a short perimeter wall that encircles the entire villa ensures guests of total peace and privacy. The lodgings are serviced twice weekly, with change of sheets and towels.

Elpida is just around the corner from Kardamili’s main square, so shops, supermarkets and tavernas (as well as the old village, the Limanaki, and other amenities) are all at but 2-3 minutes’ walking distance, but if you’ll be bringing your car—or indeed even a boat and trailer—for extended forays in the region you will find this lodging particularly ideal: the villa has its own enclosed paved forecourt with secured private parking for at least 2 vehicles. Well worth the length of your journey to the Peloponnese, if only to enjoy the unique luxury of having the sea at your feet.