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-a Real Diamond Awaits You On The Spectacular Beach Of Mavrovounion With Its Wonderful Golden Sand And Clear Blue Water. You Will Be Impressed By The Warm Hospitality And The Clean, Uniquely Decorated Environment Created By The Owner Kiria Eleni So That All Guests Remain Completely Happy And Satisfied And Are Sure To Return. Staying At The Diamond Palace Will Give You The Opportunity To Visit And Discover The Sea And Mountain Regions Of Lakonia, A Truly Magical Part Of Greece, Blessed With Mild Winters, Springtime Filled With The Aroma Of Unspoiled Nature And Autumns So Warm That Swimming Is Possible Until November. Our Desire Is To Make Your Stay With Us As Comfortable And Enjoyable As Possible To Give You Truly Memorable Holidays.

The Hotel, Directly Situated On the Beach in a Quiet Gulf is the Perfect Spot For Relaxing Vacations, Far from the Rush of Everyday Life, Welcomes Guests To the Beautiful Mani.

Location. Villas Niriides is located on the beach in Gythion, Greece, within four kilometres of the Ancient Theatre, Kranai Island, the Archaeological Museum of Gythion, and the Lighthouse of Gythion. Hotel Features. Composed of individual bungalows and situated in gardens, Villas Niriides offers views over the town of Gythion and the Laconian Gulf. The beach offers sunloungers and umbrellas for guests' use. Villas Niriides offers a breakfast service each morning for a surcharge. Bungalows. There are 11 air-conditioned bungalows at Villas Niriides, set on the beach and featuring furnished verandas framed by shaded lattice passageways with vines and views of the sea. The bungalows are decorated with authentic paintings and handmade articles of blue glass, and feature living rooms and kitchenettes. Amenities include television, wireless Internet access (surcharge), safes, and complimentary toiletries. Expert Tip. The small island of Kranai, four kilometres away, is connected to Gythion by a causeway, which is where Paris and Helen left for Troy. Kranai is lined with trees and features the Tzanetakis Tower, which houses the Ethnological Museum.