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ASTIR OF PAROS

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ASTIR OF PAROS

Paros, Luxury Hotel

ABOUT HOTEL

Against the enchanting Aegean, set by the beautiful beach Kolympithres, Astir of Paros offers a helicopter pad, 2 restaurants and 2 bars, swimming pool with hot tub and children’s pool.

All the rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, individually controlled air conditioning, electronic safety deposit box, minibar and marble bathroom. Astir of Paros guests will enjoy a tennis court, a 3-hole golf course and sauna. Access to the gym is free. Babysitting and horse riding, as well as yacht and helicopter rental can be arranged upon request. The property also includes 3 private parking areas.

Dining options include a Chinese restaurant & sushi bar, situated by the sea, as well as a restaurant serving Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Guests can also have a drink at the Nireus Bar, facing the swimming pool, or at the Amphitriti Bar.

LOCATION

Unrivalled natural beauty, beaches with crystal clear waters, unrivalled Byzantine footpaths connecting traditional villages and breathtaking landscapes make Páros, located at the heart of the Cyclades, one of the best loved holiday destinations in Greece. Parikía (Parikiá), the capital of Páros, is a beautiful Cycladic village with whitewashed cubic houses and impressive neoclassical mansions. A well preserved 13th century Venetian castle stands proudly on a hill at the centre of the village offering an amazing view of Parikía.

In the capital you can also admire an important ecclesiastical monument, the 6th century church of Panayia Ekatontapyliani, also called Katapoliani. The name “Ekatontapylianí” means the church with 100 gates (“Ekató Pýles” in Greek), one of which is a secret one! Don’t miss the chance to visit the baptistery (4th century AD), one of the best preserved baptisteries in the Orthodox East, and the Byzantine Museum. The Parikía Byzantine Museum is housed on the ground floor of the church. Its exhibits include icons, wood-carved iconostases and other heirlooms from various monasteries and churches on the island.