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What you won't find at the Hotel Votsala and why you don't need it here!

Iannis & Daphni Troumbouni | Thermi, GR 81100, Lesvos
Tel.: +30-22510-71231 | Fax: +30-22510-71179
Winter Address:
Kydonion 17, N. Smyrni, 17121 Athens,
Tel./Fax: +30-210-9338887
e-mail: votsalah@otenet.gr

 

Pyrgi Thermi is a real Greek village only 11 km from the old town of Mytilini (buses every half hour) and 20 km from the airport of Lesvos. Besides the superb swimming and the excellent ouzo at the water side tables, there are many other reasons to choose Pyrgi Thermi for your holidays.

First of all because it has been untouched by modern tourism, second because of it's archaeological interest. Pyrgi means "tower" in Greek, and at the end of the 19th century there were 160 "pyrgi" in this area. Here you can still see a few of these traditional tall narrow three-storey stone buildings, used as summer houses by rich Greeks and Ottomans coming from Mytilini town.

island lesvos >> With the view of blue Aegean
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island lesvos >> View of the beach
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About the area

Thermi has been the name of the area since the Romans built thermal baths next to the hot sprig and transformed thermi into holiday resort. The goddess Artemis, protector of thermal springs, was  worshiped here. Excavations in search of her temple have revealed the ruins of thermal baths, a Roman road and shops.

Although the temple has not yet been found, marble relieves, inscriptions, Ionian and Corinthian columns appear in the stone walls of all traditional buildings in Pyrgi Thermi.

Swimming or lying on the beach, walking behind the main on ancstreet ient The goddess Artemis, protector of thermal springs, was arrow roads under the olive trees ad through the orange and lemon groves, you realize that every stone, every tree has it's own ancient story to tell you. This is because Thermi is a place, which has been inhabited for more than 5.000 years.

What you won't find at the Hotel Votsala and why you don't need it here!

No Swimming Pool
In front of our hotel, for 800 meters, there runs an unspoiled, natural coastline, with quiet beaches and warm safe waters, which are pleasant for swimming.

No Roof Garden
Nine acres of gardens, full of Mediterranean flowers ad fruit trees, surround the hotel and lead down to the sea, with no roads in between. And you can pick a lemon for your gin & tonic. Greeks and Ottomans coming from Mytilini town.

island lesvos >> View of a room
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No Sauna/Hydromasage
Relax in one of the areas Ottoman-built thermal baths and feel the of the island’s natural hot-water springs easing the aches from your body.

No Watersports
But if you wish to take one of our peddle boats or canoes please feel free. And yes they are free!
No T.V in the rooms
For a few days forget the television, just relax with a book, perhaps by one of the island’s famous authors, or watch the slow action of the day unfold I front of you along the seafront and around the old fishing harbour.
 
island lesvos >> View of the bar
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No disco in the hotel
Instead classical music wakes you gently as you enjoy our speciality breakfast under the trees on the waterside terrace; traditional Greek music accompanies your dinner in the restaurant and cool jazz helps you relax after dinner as you enjoy a drink under the dazzling moonlit sky. (But if you really need a disco, the nearest one is 4 kilometers away!)

No air-conditioning
The welcoming breeze from the Aegean, which cools the islands even in the height of summer, blows gently from your balcony through the room, providing the best air conditioning you could wand.

No mini-market in the hotel
Small shops in the old port offer all you need to fill the refrigerator in your room and won’t empty your pocket.

No Greek tavern in the hotel
A few minutes walk through the hotel gardens to the old port. You will find friendly local taverns, serving freshly caught fish at their waterside tables to both locals and visitors at very reasonable price
No greek nights in the hotel
Local celebrations on the island such as traditional "Feast Days" offer the chance for guests to experience genuine Greek traditional hospitality or "FILOXENIA".
 
  Low season
1.May.09 - 31.May.09
Middle season
1.Jun.09 - 30.Jun.09
High season
1.Jul.09 - 24.Jul.09
Peak season
25.Jul.09 - 24.Aug.09
High season
25.Aug.09 - 31.Aug.09
Middle season
1.Sep.09 - 30.Sep.09
Low season
1.Oct.09 - 31.Oct.09
Double BB for 2 pax (friendly rate with sea view)
€56.00 €64.00 €77.00 €92.00 €77.00 €64.00 €56.00
 
 
Prices are quoted in Euro, per room, per day and include taxes.
BB = Bed & Breakfast
pax = Person(s)
 
 
Prices include Breakfast.
 
 
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Iannis & Daphni Troumbouni | Thermi, GR 81100, island Lesvos|
Tel.: +30-22510-71231 | Fax: +30-22510-71179

Winter Address: Kydonion 17, N. Smyrni, 17121 Athens
Tel./Fax: +30-210-9338887

e-mail: votsalah@otenet.gr

 
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