Villa Drakothea

Villa Drakothea is located (once again!) in Myconos, Greece. It is a unique place for a dream vacation. Traditionaly built and decorated with beautiful details and all the modern amenities it has a breathtaking view on the Aegean sea. Just blows my mind away!

Mykonos, idylle grecque

Mykonos, idylle grecque

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Andronicos Hotel, Myconos

Have a look at this fabulous hotel in Mykonos. Andronikos Hotel is designed by KLab Architecture and it’s Cocoon rooms are fluid forms and organic curves that we often see in the local architecture. The concept was to create a relaxing space and a calm refuge for the lucky guests. Elements like pebbles on the floor and bamboo accents were really clever and a nice way to mix the traditional architecture with the modern style. I seriously think this is one of the most beautiful hotels in Greece!

KLab architecture | Cocoon suites

KLab architecture | Cocoon suites

KLab architecture | Cocoon suites

Location: Mykonos, Greece
DesignKLab architecture
Principal architect: Konstantinos Labrinopoulos
Design 2009, Construction 2011-2012
Employer: Andronikos Hotel
Plot surface: 7000 sqm
Building: 2500 sqm
Rooms: 57
Photographers: Nikos Vandoros, Akis Paraskevopoulos

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Hotel San Giorgio – Myconos

San Giorgio hotel is located in Mykonos, Greece. It is one of the most beautiful aegean hotels  I would say! It is designed to offer privacy and refuge to the guests. 34 rooms, including 2 fabulous suites are located within the property, featuring the awsome island of Mykonos.  Traditional aegean architecture combined with organic forms and simple design reflect style and respect to the history! .

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An Exotic 18th Century House In Morocco

10 years ago a  couple from London moved to Essaouira in Morocco. They bought this 18th-century house and spent two years fixing it up. Dar Beida is a beautiful 4 bedroom villa built around a central courtyard with sandstone columns and wood ceilings. Dar Beida means ‘The White House’.

The house is outfitted with eclectic furniture mostly from the ’60s, creating a look that is exotic and retro at the same time.  If ypu would like to rent a room you can find all the information here.

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The Grace Hotel, Santorini, Greece

One of the most beautiful islands in the world is Santorini.If you haven’t visited it yet, you should! A mystic place out of this world, the home of Gods maybe. If you decide to visit the island do it properly choosing a fabulous hotel that will make you feel in paradise. Like The Grace Hotel!  You will never forget such an experience.
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Hotel Daniel In Austria

Hotel Daniel in Vienna, Austria is a smart luxury and urban hotel. It offers relaxing accomodation, open and inviting spaces with a green approach. This hotel seeks the contemporary traveler who wants flexibility. They believe that a metropolitan hotel needs  to give guests an open, uncomplicated lifestyle which doesn’t place any constraints on the guests. Hotel Daniel calls this “smart luxury.” You can chose from four different room types, whatever matches your wishes as well a your wallet.
The hotel has up to 115 rooms and is located in the centre of Vienna. There are four room styles available at the Daniel: the Smart, the Hammock, the Panorama and the Belvedere. Each room offers a unique stay! I’ll take the Hammock room, thank you!!
Is this amazing or what?! The Butterfly chair paired with palletes!!
Love the concrete on the ceiling!

Hotel Daniel also offers guests Vespas and bicycles to use as modes of transportation around the city. How obliging!
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A Kid’s Heaven

Costa Navarino Resort in Messinia of Greece seems to be a really magical place for kids.

The Sand Castle is a very special hotel for children designed by Polyanna Paraskeva and it draws inspiration from the vast dunes of the bay of Navarino. It hosts recreational and educational activities and it appeals to children at the ages of 5-7 and 8-12 years, providing a variety of programmes according their age.

The interior spaces are designed according the children’s needs and according to their scale. The various activities take place inside and outside the building since the litimts between interior and exterior seem non existent.

Architecture for children seems to become a very special chapter where imaginativeness and sensibility boost the interactive association of children with architectural habitat.

Their association with National Geographic created a program of recreational activity that teaches the children natural enviroment and Greek mythology.

 

The Cocoon is a building complex for infants and toddlers. The two buildings expand in a total area of 1000 sq. m.

Cocoon draws ispiration by the womb, the place where life is born. The round soft shapes contain life and protect it.     

Fluid organic forms and underground spaces with green roofs surround a basin, from which organic forms emerge.

Eco-friendly materials were chosen for the construction, as well as the equipment. The earth, the sun, the wind and the water surround and define the building.

It seems like a really fun place for kids!

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