Built in 1929, literally into the volcanic rock, nestled in the quiet village of Megalohori in the island of Santorini, Villa Artemis is a fully renovated cave house rendering the perfect setting for indulging holidays and romantic escapes for one or two couples that seek relaxation and tranquility.

Villa Artemis is a Cycladic-style villa. Half of the house is built into the volcanic rock. The main entrance wooden door that leads to a beautiful courtyard with built in sofas and a heated outdoor covered plunge pool gives a short idea of the minimal luxury that characterizes the Villa Artemis. Leaving the courtyard and entering the main house we see that the marble floor, the beautiful colors together with the carefully picked furniture offer a unique atmosphere that mixes scents from the past and contemporary comfort and luxury.

Check-in: from 12:00 h
Check-out: until 10:00 h

• Filter coffee maker
• Espresso Coffee maker
• Toaster
• Fridge
• Wi-Fi access
• Hair dryer
• iPod docking station
• Media Player
• Satellite TV
• Air conditioning

The original structure has been sensitively renovated. Restored to its original splendor, retaining the original layout and features, the gracious proportions and weathered building materials tell a real story and create the charm of this property.

Inside the property there are lots of modern amenities including satellite TV, DVD player and iPod docking station can be found inside so you can relax in the evenings as you would at home if you so desire. Facilities include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV. Free WiFi is also available.

The Villa has a seating – dining area and a fully equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms with Queen-size beds and arched ceilings and 2 en-suite bathrooms.

The Villa features a spacious living room with a fully equipped open space kitchen, 2 double bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms, a courtyard with coffee table and built-in sofas, a terrace with dining table and an outdoor heated covered plunge pool.

Megalochori is a picturesque, full of life village with friendly, lively residents. The central square is the heart of the village where locals gather in traditional cafes to unwind and have fun, creating a warm atmosphere. It is definitely worth spending an evening here in order to be part of this sentiment and taste local dishes under the natural shade the trees provide.

You can find traditional taverns, cafes and shops in other corners of the village as well.

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