The stone-built Salvia is set amidst pine and fir trees, at an altitude of 1260 metres, in Amarantos Village of Konitsa. It features thermal springs, a traditional restaurant and rooms with views over...
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The stone-built Salvia is set amidst pine and fir trees, at an altitude of 1260 metres, in Amarantos Village of Konitsa. It features thermal springs, a traditional restaurant and rooms with views over Grammos and Smolikas Mountain. Fitted with earthy colours and anatomic mattresses, the rooms of Salvia have a flat-screen TV and a fridge. Each unit features a private bathroom with bathrobes and free toiletries. Some units open out to a balcony. Guests can start their day with a continental breakfast served daily at the dining area. Traditional homemade flavours can also be enjoyed at the mountain-view restaurant for lunch or dinner. Massage treatments and steam baths can be enjoyed at the on-site thermal springs. Staff at the front desk can also arrange hiking and bike tours in order to explore the surrounding lush area. Salvia lies within 88 km from Ioannina Town and 84 km from Ioannina International Airport. The scenic village of Papingo is 55 km away. Free private parking is possible on site.
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Book at Salvia 2* Konitsa, Epirus, Grecia, munte 2025 - 2026, Book offers, holidays and packages , sejur si vacanta, Bed and breakfast, transport Airplane, No transport. Online booking with Direct Booking
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