Traditional Suite KIRKE, 45m2, 3people unobstructed view,to the magic of Kioni

Kirke Suite (45 m2) is a part of the Likoudis Villas complex, which comprises six suites in total.

Likoudis Villas is located on three levels and is perched on the side of a hill above the magical village of Kioni. It enjoys a number of spectacular sights such as the sun setting into the sea in Ionion see, small nearby islands (such as Atokos and Arkoudi), and the mountains of western Greece.
In our grounds, approaching three acre in size, are beautiful areas with hammocks below the trees for relaxation, contemplation and endless hours of reading.


Kirke suite, accommodates 3 people is an ideal option for romantic summer vacation. Consists, of one bedroom, Queen size bed (coco-mat)) and a single built-in bed / sofa (Coco-mat) in the living room, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen , workbence.
• Private veranda, fenced and with veranda furniture
• Roman inspired bathroom with shower and hair dryer
• Swimming towels
• Decorated with traditional furniture and objects
• Orthopedic mattress
. Pool
. Free fast wf
. Prive parking

Kioni is 10 minutes away by foot and can be reached via three different routes. In Kioni you will find tavernas and coffee shops next to the waves. You can supply yourself with produce from the mini market, buy warm fresh bread from the bakery, browse gift shops, or even take a small boat and visit secluded beaches.

Air conditioning, electricity, linen, towels for the pool, WiFi, pool access and a private your parking space (Number 6) are all free.

Waste baskets are emptied on a daily basis and every third day the bed linen is changed and the suite is cleaned.

The swimming pool operates until 7pm.

As you arrive at our premises you enter by the second gate and descend to the level of the swimming pool. Kirke Suite is number 6, which is written on your door. We usually come to welcome you a few minutes after your arrival.

Penelope and Paul will be by your side for whatever you need ....

Welcome !!!!









Our suites are named after people and places in Homer’s Odyssey, which describes Odysseus’ return to Ithaka after the end of the Trojan war. The witch-goddess Circe turns half of Odysseus’ men into swine after feeding them cheese and wine. Hermes warns Odysseus and gives him a drug to resist Kirke’s magic. Kirke, being attracted to Odysseus’ resistance, falls in love with him and releases his men