En Milo

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Small complex of traditional studios and apartment located in the beautiful village of Pollonia. Just 30m from the sandy beach of Pollonia, with a breathtaking sea view over the bay, away from the street and all source of noise. The complex offer several room categories all with sea view and brand new swimming pool facing the sea. All studios and apartments offer: A/C, fully equipped kitchen (except dlx room), fridge, free WIFI access, LCD TV, breakfast served in the room, sea view veranda, queen size double beds and large single beds, anatomical mattresses, daily cleaning, hair dryer, iron, towels and sheets, room service and telephone. There is free covered parking. Breakfast: Enriched
continental. Child: 0-3 years free sharing with 2 adults.
    HOTEL FEATURES:
    General: Room Service, Bar / Lounge, Air Conditioned, Refrigerator, Coffee / Tea Maker, TV

    Activities: Swimming pool, Garden, Jacuzzi

    Services: Multilingual Staff, Laundry service, Express Check-In/Check-Out

    Internet: Wireless internet on site.

    Check-in: From 12:00 PM

    Check-out: Prior to 12:00 PM






    This is just a small selection of the experiences the team at Luxury Greece Collection is able to arrange for you. No request is too big or too small. Please contact us to learn more about crafting your own bespoke Grecian itinerary.

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