The Parking area is fully organized and can accommodate all types and sizes of vehicles belonging to our guests.
After completing your room reservation, you can easily book a Parking space through any of the following options:
Message via Booking.com
Viber
SMS
Phone call at +30 6974050900
The cost is:
€10.00 / night / vehicle
Our Parking area will soon support electric vehicle (EV) charging, offering even greater convenience for guests traveling with electric cars.
We provide a fully secure environment, as the Parking area:
Is a fenced and locked space, directly connected to the accommodation
Features 24/7 CCTV surveillance
Is well-lit at night with safety lighting
Offers individual access codes for each guest
Each guest receives a unique access code to enter the Parking area after confirming their stay.
Simply enter the code at the door keypad and it will unlock automatically.
Walking Directions to the Main Entrance
Once you have parked your vehicle:
Walk right toward Dagre pedestrian street
Then turn right again onto Iatropoulou pedestrian street
In less than 1 minute, you will arrive at the Main Entrance of our accommodation.
Direct Access from the 2nd Floor
Guests staying on the second floor have immediate access to their vehicle through the emergency exit.
⚠️ Please note: This door opens only from the inside, not from the outside.
Inside the Parking area, there is a large information sign at the entrance with instructions in:
Greek
English
QR Code with walking directions
explaining how to reach the Main Entrance on foot.
Yes, we provide a private, fenced Parking area right next to our accommodation, with 24/7 CCTV security and individual access codes.
The cost is €10.00 per night per vehicle.
You can reserve via Booking.com, Viber, SMS, or by calling +30 6974050900 after confirming your stay.
Yes, the space accommodates all types and sizes of vehicles.
Not yet, but EV charging points will be available soon.
Absolutely. It is fenced, well-lit, monitored 24/7, and accessible only with a personal access code.
Less than one minute on foot, via Dagre and Iatropoulou pedestrian streets.
