Three Greek hotels claim top places in Historic Hotels of Europe Awards 2022

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Every year the Historic Hotels of Europe Awards are selected by a huge number of tourists and academics in culture and history as they vote for their favourite hotels across many different categories. 

This year, three hotels in Greece took out top places in the awards for various categories including the two new categories that they introduced this year being the Historic Hotel sustainability Award and the New Entry Historic Hotel Award. 

Taking the golden award in the category of Historic Romantic Hideaway Hotel was the Esperas Santorini, in Oia, Santorini. This hotel will take your breath away with parts of its hotel etched into the classic rocky hillside of the island. These private terraces are the reason alone for the golden award.

Esperas Hotel, Oía, Santorini

In the category of Historic Natural Setting Award, the hotel Kyrimai in Gerolimenas, Mani won the silver award for its extraordinary architecture and its award-winning restaurants which infuse the flavours of Greece and Europe to create the perfect harmony. 

Hotel Kyrimai in Gerolimenas, Mani

Greece also took the bronze award home for one of the awards newest categories, Historic Hotel Sustainability Award. The new category was awarded to the Allegory Boutique Hotel in Rhodes. The hotel balances tradition and modern design perfectly with its 6 suites ergonomically designed and the earthy colours that reflect the rustic island lifestyle of Rhodes. 

Allegory Boutique Hotel, Rhodes.

Source: Thema News

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