Sea View Room a few Steps From the Kala Nerbeach With Wifi and Air Conditioning

Rental basis: Room with own facilities

Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0

Taxes of Tourism fee 0.5 EUR Per stay; Government tax 5 EUR Per stay may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival.

Surrounded by lush greenery, the traditionally built Hotel Alkifron is within a 3-minute walk from Kala Nera Beach. It offers a snack bar and elegant studios with fireplace, free Wi-fi and furnished balcony overlooking the gardens and the Pagasetic Gulf.

Featuring dark wood furnishings, handmade lamps and warm colours, all the air-conditioned studios at the Alkifron Hotel offer a fridge. Each has an Lcd Tv, safe and Coco-mat mattresses.

A homemade Greek breakfast including fresh fruit is served in the dining area that features a fireplace and rustic decoration. Drinks and light meals are provided at the snack bar. Taverns serving fresh fish are within a 3-minute walk.

The scenic village of Milies is within 7 km. Volos Town is 18 km away. A bus stops 30 metres away.

The Alkifron Hotel was built and curated with the personal care of the Papoutsi Family. So what we wanted was to find a name that matched the character of the "house". We wanted a name as unusual as our hotel. Too many opinions and ideas.

Alciphron was an erotic poet, sophist and letter writer. Everyone knows the big names that the ancient Greek literature bequeathed to us (plato, Thucydides, Sophocles). Near them, however, there is a plethora of smaller ones. One of them is Alciphron, who lived shortly before the theocratic hand of Emperor Theodosius to permanently bury the ancient spirit (3rd century Ad). Alciphron dealt mainly with correspondence, a species beloved by the ancient Greeks.

He wrote letters with agricultural, fishery and erotic content, as well as with the subject of partners and parasites. The parasites were outcasts that the rich invited to their banquets and imposed on them all kinds of humiliation to have fun. Alciphron also wrote the love letters between Menander, the well-known comedian and Glykera, an unknown girl.

The letters are distinguished for the subtlety of feelings and language, for the tenderness and liveliness of the images and the originality. One could say that the author's style is documentary and shows a person who has lived what he negotiates from his relative. Alciphron wrote a total of 116 letters which are preserved in four books (fishery, agrican, pest, corporate).