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PAID CONTENT FOR MILOS BREEZE BOUTIQUE HOTEL


Milos Breeze Boutique Hotel MILOS, GREECE


Blending traditional architecture with touches of authentic luxury, the four-star Milos Breeze Boutique Hotel is the perfect spot to experience unique holiday moments. Situated on a cliff atop the picturesque fishing village of Pollonia on Milos Island, with the glittering Aegean Sea as a backdrop, Milos Breeze provides an idyllic summer haven for couples and families. Guests can choose between seven categories of


rooms or suites for their stay. All accommodation follows the minimal style of classic Cycladic architecture, and offers unlimited and stunning views of the Aegean Sea. There’s also complimentary wi-fi, luxurious bathrooms with branded toiletries and thoughtful amenities. Some hospitality types take guests’ wellbeing even further, with a private pool, a private outdoor Jacuzzi or a spa bath. The hotel has numerous onsite amenities to


ensure a relaxing and indulgent stay. It features a unique overflow swimming pool — enhanced with magnesium minerals — with uninterrupted ocean views and nearby loungers. The jetted spa pool offers more restorative moments thanks to its


hydromassage features. Wellness enthusiasts are well-catered for at the spa, which offers a range of massages and facials. The hotel’s restaurant serves up authentic Greek and Mediterranean dishes with delectable wine, while the pool bar provides the perfect spot for enjoying cocktails and ocean views. Beyond the hotel, guests while find ample


opportunities for exploring. The sandy beach of Pollonia with its tamarisk trees, restaurants and cafes are all a short distance away. Milos Island has been inhabited since ancient times and is therefore home to numerous historical sites. There’s Plaka Castle, which was built by the Venetians in the 13th century, as well as the extraordinary Catacombs of Milos, which date back to the first century. The catacombs, apart from a cemetery, were a place of worship for early Christians, evidenced by the piece of rock that once served as an altar. The Ancient Theatre of Milos is one of the most important archaeological landmarks on the island that simply must be visited, either for a performance or for a morning walk before returning to the hotel for a swim.


DON’T MISS Enjoy a relaxing boat tour around the island and its glittering blue waters, which can be fully arranged through the hotel


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KEY FEATURES • Sun terrace • Patio and garden • Restaurant • Outdoor pool • Private outdoor Jacuzzi/spa bath • Airport transfers • Breakfast in-room • Touring activities


GET IN TOUCH milosbreeze.gr/en T: +30 228 704 108 45 E: info@milosbreeze.gr


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