Archontiko Argyro

We loved the quiet here. Surrounded by nature and away from everyday noise, it’s a great place to properly relax. The hosts were warm and friendly from the moment we arrived, and were happy to share tips about the area and recommend local places and hidden gems. Our room was one of the prettiest we’ve stayed in around Pelion, spotless, and decorated with a lovely mix of traditional character and modern comfort. The balcony looked out at mountains and sea in a dreamy view that left us speechless. Breakfast was amazing, with homemade treats, local produce, fresh bread, jams, and pies, all made with care. Every morning felt like a little celebration. We’ll definitely return and recommend it to anyone after an authentic Pelion stay and genuine hospitality.

The place is gorgeous, and the view is amazing. What really made the difference was how warmly Ilias and Mili welcomed us. We can’t thank you enough for taking such good care of us.

We really liked this place, it felt stylish and was very clean. The beds were comfortable, and they kept replacing the soap and shampoo. The rooms weren’t especially well equipped, though, with no kettle or stove if those things matter to you. Also, sound travels easily. We could hear our neighbors having a pretty intimate time, if you know what I mean. Keep things a little quieter and it should be fine. Big thumbs up overall.

Getting up to the hotel is a serious climb, so it’s not for older people, disabled guests, people with obesity, or lazy holidaymakers. They claim 30 square meters, but by a normal tape measure I don’t think you’d get that size. Wi-Fi is available, though the internet isn’t useful. There are no fly screens on the windows, which makes the nights pretty unpleasant. Air conditioning costs 10 euros per night, mentioned in the small print. The beds are short, not suitable for anyone over 1.85 meters (6 feet). No breakfast, not even coffee. I could go on, but I think you get the point.