Abelos - Stone Houses

 

Georgia and Jim are two young people who live and work in Arkadia. Born in the area, Agios Ioannis is for both of them a place to rest and get inspired. They love their area, but mainly they respect it.A few years ago they started making their dream come true. They created Abelos using their love, hospitality and wish to promote their place and the wider area which really impresses the visitor and offers unforgettable experience for entertainment, getaway and natural beauty.

In Abelos the guests will meet with 6 little houses, functional and fully equipped. They will sense the high taste and care from Georgia and Jim in every corner of the guesthouse. They will easily feel at home while enjoying little luxuries at the same time which also contribute to a memorable short or longer holidays.

In Abelos you are welcome all year long, while Georgia and Jim can guarantee you that your stay as well as your experience of the area will leave you with long-lasting memories that sooner or later will drive you back here.. In Abelos and Agios Ioannis in Arkadia!

 

Outdoors

 

Abelos consists of 8 independent buildings that make a whole unit to the surroundings. Every external spot is unique, especially taken after, different from the others but in harmony with the traditional architectural style of the area.

The houses are built with the local material, which is stone and wood, combined in such a way that offers a sense of familiarity and cosiness at first sight.

Each house has a veranda with a view to the Argolic Gulf and is full with the sunshine and the breeze that blows from the mountain of Malevos.

 

Indoors

 

The sense of hospitality in combination with luxury are the main impression the houses make to the visitor. Each one is special and can instantly become the ideal the ideal accommodation for those who seek for relaxation in their short getaways from their everyday routine.

Every house is equipped with a traditional fireplace, central heating, a TV, a DVD player, HI-FI, INTERNET, a fridge, a mini bar and a safe.

 

Agios Ioannis

 

Agios Ioannis is a village located on the 230th km of the street from Paralio Astros to Tripoli, on the northern edge of Sarantapsiho, on the feet of Parnonas (or Malevos) mountain.

The village is first mentioned in the history of Konstantinoupoli in 1453 (book b, chapter x). The name of the village Agios Ioannis comes from a temple devoted to Agios Ioannis Prodromos and is very common in the region of Kinouria since its residents from the 9-10th century have named their villages after Saints and built everywhere churches, chapels and monasteries. That's why Kinouria is called a replica of Agio Oros.