Aeginitiko Archontiko

这间时尚且历史悠久的酒店位于阿维尼翁（Avignon）港的一栋17世纪建筑内。酒店拥有一个带精美彩绘天花板的大客厅、2个传统的庭院以及带极具品味的家具的明亮客房。

典雅的客房配备了私人浴室，且每间客房均设有空调和暖气。所有客房都设有一台电视，酒店24小时提供客房服务。

这个独特的豪宅曾是包括Nikos Kazantzakis和Kostas Varnalis在内的希腊政治家、诗人和艺术家们的宅第。酒店全年提供住宿。

Rooms: 12
Rate: 45 - 140 EUR

Archontiko has through the years accommodated figures of modern Greek history. After the independence from the Ottomans and the establishment of the Greek government, Aegina became the first capital city of Greece. During this period, Admiral Kountouriotis lived in Archontiko. Saint Nektarios, a historical figure of the Greek Orthodox Church, was a guest when he was still an unknown monk in a monastery on the outskirts of Aegina. The Saint used to travel to town with his donkey for food supplies and during the night slept at the lodge.

The Greek poet, Kostas Varnalis, lived in the house for two years. During the weekends he used to host intellectual social gatherings. The famous Greek author Nikos Kazantzakis was also a guest. The inspiration from the islands unique lifestyle and the celebrations that took place, gave Varnalis the motive to write the poem "Andrikos Ballad". Later on Mikis Theodorakis wrote music for the ballad and made a song out of it.

There are a number of landmarks worth visiting such as the Temple of Aphaea from pre-Christian times and the Ioannis Kapodistrias, which is a large building erected in honour of the first modern leader of Greece. The monastery of Agios Nectarios is famous in Greece and truly a picturesque site. It is dedicated to Saint Nectarios, who was also a frequent guest of the Archontiko.