Folegandros Chora
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Hotels in Chora
Aeri
$$-$$$The studios of Aeri offer units with cozy beds, tile floors, wooden beamed ceilings, flat-screen televisions, a small kitchenette with cooking amenities, and a balcony with town views. Each guest has access to a shared terrace with seating, a bar, as well as a gorgeous swimming pool.
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Anima
$$Anima Apartments is a set of three Cycladic-style studio apartments in Folegandros Chora. Each unit features a full kitchen with an oven and a stovetop, a bathroom with modern amenities, a washing machine, high-comfort beds, couches, coffee tables, and a patio offering views of the mountainside.
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Kallisti
$$-$$$A four-star establishment in Chora, Kallisti Hotel provides 14 high-quality rooms with relaxing beds and furnished balconies offering views over the village and the mountainside. Kallisti houses a swimming pool with sun loungers and a shaded patio, along with a breakfast room and a snack bar.
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Things to See & Do in Chora
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Reviews
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sam57 04 Mar 2009Great inspiration for artistsChora of Folegandros is one of the prettiest Cycladic villages I have seen. White colour is so relaxing in the eye and narrow streets are so cute. All houses are sun shinned in the day and in the evening when the weather is cooler, you can pleasantly walk along neighbourhoods and check out the gift shops. The view from Chora is barren and rock, as the mountain slopes get suddenly into the sea. I think Chora gives excellent pictures for painters and photographers. Both the landscape and the locals could be great inspiration.
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freddycost 03 Jun 2008Lively ChoraFor me, Chora is the best village in Folegandros because all the other were very quiet. Chora can also get too much quiet some times but at least there are some bars and clubs there. The colours were white and blue, as in many other Greek islands. Many gift shops spread around and many grandmas in black sitting in the yard. In summer, the island gets a bit lively but I guess, in winter, it must be very lonely.
