Kinsterna Suites have consistently held the top spot, remaining to this day the most popular choice among our guests. Spacious and with a separate living area, they offer stunning views of the Aegean Sea and the mansion’s private vineyards, while most of them have a balcony. The preference enjoyed by these unique spaces among guests is anything but accidental. Here, the unique architectural “gifts” of the mansion’s history blend harmoniously with the inspired decor, further enhancing the unique atmosphere and evocativeness of the spaces. In each of the specific suites we are welcomed by a fireplace, as a central element of the interior space either old or new, often adorned with the characteristic wavy mantlepiece.

In the place where the mansion’s cannon was located (Kinsterna Suite 39), we find a balcony that was formed over the old “linen” and the must tanks where the grapes were probably pressed and the must was collected.
The Kinsterna Suite 37, one of the most special rooms of the mansion, also exudes the charm of the past: where today the living room invites us into moments of relaxation, in the past there was allegedly a kitchen designed by the previous owners of the mansion. This view is reinforced by two pieces of evidence that are very interesting. The first is none other than the very large preserved fireplace, while the second is a hatch that was found and probably facilitated the concealment or transport of food from the old cellar and mill.

Important note: Thanks to the preservation of the architectural elements that make up the personality and testify to the mansion’s past, each of the rooms of Kinsterna Hotel is unique. Both the interior layout and the views (alternating between vineyards, olive groves, the sea and the lush gardens) are varied, always maintaining the same high standards and amenities.