Description
According to mythology Centaur Nessos, was the son of Iksionas and Nefeli. He had a rather "touristic" role as he was carrying on his back those who wanted to go across the Evinos river.
"Nessos" Hotel provides you with everything you may need so as to get into the magic land that surrounds Nestos river. Build upon a height, where the old pillbox used to be, from a point of view it possesses extremely "strategic" advantages. At the foothill, lays the beautiful village of Paranesti while the extension of your sight will reach the east endings of the Lecani Mountains. As a background rises the mountain range of Rodopi , offering contrapuntaly a rather more violent and native setting. The guest feels like being infront of the gate which will lead him at the inner of the mountains...
Supermodern, labored with thoughtfulness and longing, "Nessos" Hotel presents twelve cozy rooms, each one named differently with unique names derived from the Greek Mythology like Rissos, Aigli, Orpheus, Euridiki, Zitis, Kalais, etc.
Except of the above there is a suite named "Dionysus". Each room is differently decorated and the decor is of high esthetic. All rooms are well-appointed and they all offer TV, telephone and internet connection. At the hotel's lounge there is a fireplace and in the same room there is a bar and a cafeteria operating and ready for any occassion. The visitor can combine the pleasure of an unforgettable breakfast with the eyesight of Paranestian lowland...
Among the other comforts that "Nessos" Hotel has to offer is the plenteous parking area and the outdoor space which is suitable for the entertainment of the youngsters. "Nessos" Hotel also provides you with sauna and "turkish bath" and two new owners, Gavrilos and Sofia, who are trained to offer the most warmly and traditional greek hospitality to their guests. For those that will choose village Paranesti either as a business destination or for vacations "Nessos" Hotel will be a pleasant surprise. After all is the magical port that leads in the sanctuary of Rodopes...