Archontiko Tsaknaki Manolia

Mansion-Archontiko Tsaknaki Manolia In is located in an intimate setting with ancient trees and citruses. Built in early 1920 by the ancestor of the family of Nicholas John Tsaknakis, with the neoclassical architecture style of the midwar period. Renovated and converted into a traditional first class inn in accordance with existing legislation on listed buildings from the grandson of the founder. The property consists of 4 rooms that are painted on the ceilings with different color terms, and give comfort in a casual style luxury, combined with modern technology (WI-FI internet, 26” LCD televisions and satellite channels.) In the 600 s.m. courtyard there is an available BBQ (for any of the tenants want it), a coffee-bar for everyday pleasures and free parking opposite of the mansion. The location of accommodation is in the center of Ano Lehonia village, right above the legendary train station of “Moutsouri” and on the street that goes to the Pelion villages, Ag.Vlasio, Agios Georgios, Pinakates, Vizitsa, Milies. Within walking distance from it, the visitor can combine great getaways to the mountains and the sea all year round.

Thessaly. In Thessaly, just as you are dreaming of a couple of centuries ago, you will come across a reminder of Greece’s ancient past. With Archontiko Tsaknaki Manolia as your base, there are plenty of sights to keep you fascinated in the surrounding area. Not least of which is Meteora, where giant slabs of granite shoot bolt upright from the ground. A wonderful, surreal spectacle in itself, but when you realize each is crowned by a monastery, you’ll certainly begin to doubt your senses. An ideal all year round destination, Archontiko Tsaknaki Manolia guarantees a medley of authentic experiences. Located at Ano Lechonia VOLOS, Agios Georgios, 37300, Greece, Archontiko Tsaknaki Manolia is the perfect place to stay and discover a magnificent region rich in natural beauty, history, archaeology and magnificent cuisine. European spirit in the heart of the Greek countryside, Thessaly should satisfy even the most “restless” of travelers.