Τhe recently renovated (November 2019) Guest House an ideal destination for excursions throughout the year. It is a classical Pelion mansion originally built in 1831 and fully restored and renovated. The works were carried out with respect, tenderness and much care so nothing changed the apparently simple and abstract character of the original building. They lasted three years, since the original construction was based on materials such as lime mortar, stones and Cedar logs. The same materials were used for the completion of works, a process which was very time consuming and difficult and was carried out by experienced builders and stone fitters. The outcome ensured the old architectural style and authenticity of the initial design on both the external façade as well as on some interior elements that remained intact and catch your eye from the first minute. Dominant features are the stone and wood which once restored to their original state with great attention, stand in harmony with classic elegant furniture and modern art creations made by well known designers, which give a special and lighter image indoors.

Together with my wife, we fully renovated her family house by adding all our love for it and all our respect. The key of our success is that we still consider it as our house, trying to pass the same feeling to the visitor.

The village of Mouresi is located between the villages of Tsagarada and Kissos, five to ten minutes drive from each one. It is a traditional village with a beautiful main square, enjoying an awesome view of the Aegean Sea. The locals are friendly and helpful and always welcome visitors with a smile. In the village one can find whatever is required for everyday needs such as bakery, mini market, petrol station. One can also enjoy a cup of coffee in one of the traditional coffee houses or taste local dishes in one of the countless warm taverns, accompanied by local tsipouro or wine. Just 10 minutes drive from the Guesthouse there are the famous beaches of Damouhari (where certain parts of the “Mama Mia” film were shot) with the perfectly round white pebbles, Papa Nero (7 blue flags) where nature leads to an endless golden beach, the Aye Giannis (13 blue flags) with its many taverns, the well known Milopotamos (7 blue flags) with the beautiful waters where the golden sandy beach is separated in two by protruding imposing cliffs. Also, within walking distance are the beaches of Fakistra, of Lambinou, Horefto and Aye Saranta (with the stunning beach bar).