Assos Dionysos Hotel

On the seaside in Assos, on the edge of a cozy, quiet and tree-lined place; I'm in a place disconnected from the world this time: Dionysos Hotel - Adults Only +16 | @assosdionysos_hotel 🌿 Balance is an exception here. Everything is as romantic as it can be in silence in a large garden. They have created very special, authentic and colorful corners in Dionysos. Dionysos has very spacious, elaborate and comfortable rooms arranged in rows. It is indeed another pleasure to feel the first breeze of the day in the rooms with balconies with a wonderful view surrounded by the island of Lesbos... 🍳 In the breakfast prepared as a spread; I order my eggs with cheese or mushrooms according to my request. 🍽 At dinner, they create an atmosphere pleasing to the eye and palate with their fine dining menus and successful wine cellar. That's what the name of the hotel suggests, isn't it? Instead of drowning in the rich menu, you can leave the choice to the chef like I did. 🏖 For the sea, you can swim in the sea from the wooden pier on the beaches for the use of guests only. If you tell them you are calling from Small Hotels, they offer a 10% discount for stays of 3 days or more. They cater to guests aged 16 and over. - There is a jacuzzi room for jacuzzi lovers. - The facility is open until September 24. Edremit Koca Seyit Airport is 100 km away. ❤‍🔥 The most special and unique 'thing' about the resort is its 31 different rooms, decorated with the theme of Dionysus, the god of wine and love. The view of the Greek island of Lesbos, where Sivrice and Sokakağzı bays meet in Assos, one of the most beautiful regions of the coastal Aegean. While watching the sunset in the A la Cart restaurant, you can taste special local and world wines from the wine cellar. 🦚 If you ask who this place is more suitable for; those who are interested in wine culture and gourmet food and honeymooners. Those who want a calm, quiet and nature-friendly environment. ✏️about the immmediate sureoundings: The old name of Assos is Behramkale. It is a stunning village built on the ancient Assos, about 200 meters above the sea. The houses in this village are made of the local red andesite stone. The villagers sell lace work, soap, thyme and olive oil. The view of Lesbos from the highest point where the temple of Athena is located is unforgettable! You should definitely see it...Assos Ancient City and Babakale Castle are my other recommendations.