The Best Hotels Near Kyrimai Hotel, by the Record
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A former importer's warehouse on the southern tip of the Mani peninsula, where the Ionian and Aegean meet at a rocky cliff edge. The stone buildings have been around forever, and a small on-site museum gives the rooms their backstory, including the Tower Room, which once housed the family and still wraps you in a full 360 degrees of coastline. Breakfast spreads wide, and the terrace menu leans into fresh seafood and Maniot tradition.
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A former grocery store, sturdily built from native stone, now a boutique hotel perched on a sheltered harbor at the far end of the Mani Peninsula. Most rooms have sea views and vaulted beams, a few suites add open-air hot tubs or terraces, and across the street the hotel keeps a private beach setup with umbrellas and an outdoor bar. The candlelit stone-terrace restaurant draws locals in the evenings, and the hotel's boat handles cave excursions by day.
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A three-suite guesthouse restored from a centuries-old stone watchtower at the southernmost tip of the Greek mainland, where the mythology insists Hades kept his front door nearby. Tainaron Blue holds a Michelin 2 Keys distinction. The infinity pool faces open sea, meals from the guests-only kitchen lean on local Maniot cooking, and the crowd is small by design. Very small, actually: three suites.
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The name means "cistern," and the original one still sits at the heart of the building, cantilevered platforms hanging over the water where guests come to have a quiet drink. This boutique hotel on the Peloponnese coast, an old stone estate a few miles from Monemvasia, holds 51 rooms where centuries-old walls and timber beams do the decorating. A spring-fed pool, a spa, and four hours from Athens by car complete the picture. Michelin Guide 2 Keys.
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A spiral staircase anchors the four-level spa, which opens into an indoor-outdoor pool that winds through the building like a maze someone actually wanted to get lost in. This holistic wellness resort outside Sparta pairs Byzantine landscape views with treatments drawn from both Western and alternative medicine, and a kitchen that tailors Mediterranean dishes to each guest's metabolic profile. The Michelin Guide awarded it one Key.
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Infinity pools stacked toward the sea set the visual tone at this family resort on the Peloponnese coast, where the grown-ups have a spa and the kids have their own pool, club, and a pottery wheel to terrorize. The restaurant leans into the region's olives, produce, and seasonal larder, best taken on the waterside terrace. Kalamata, Mystras, and the Mani are all within easy reach when the poolside eventually loses its pull.