Kythnos Chora
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Hotels in Chora
Chora
$$-$$$With a unique style that combines modern elements with the traditional architecture of the Cyclades, Kythnos Suites can be found outside the center of Chora. The whitewashed building complex of the suites is ideal for luxurious accommodation, providing swimming pools and various other comforts.
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Filoxenia
$-$$Located in the picturesque streets of Chora, the traditionally designed building complex Filoxenia Studios offers an authentic environment for your accommodation in Kythnos. The studios and apartments available are fully equipped and they can house up to 5 guests. The nearest beaches are a short ...
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Messaria
$$Hotel Messaria has been designed according to the traditional architecture style of the Cyclades. It is located in Chora, allowing you to stay within a short distance from the port in Mericha. It provides carefully decorated rooms and spacious apartments. Each one has its own unique style.
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Things to See & Do in Chora
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More about Chora
As the village sits on an elevated spot on the island's central vertical axis, it does not have a beach. Nevertheless, roads connect it to many beautiful beaches and seaside settlements, where travelers can enjoy Kythnos's fantastic waters. Loutra, the old port of Chora, is one of the most renowned places thanks to its hot springs which are believed to have healing properties, attracting hundreds of visitors annually. Episkopi and Apokrousi are also among the closest beaches to Chora.
The stunning Kolona Beach is situated around 6.5 kilometers away, approximately the same distance as Merichas, the seaside settlement on the western side of the island that hosts the island's port.
Reviews
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hhhy24 21 Feb 2009Keep it quietChora is a typical Cycladic village, with a lot of blue and white and small houses that look to the countryside. Nothing special for me, just a beautiful village. The only good thing was the cozy cafeterias you could find in any corner. They make good traditional Greek coffee and taverns cook well. People also in Chora were very friendly, especially old people. It was like they were very happy that you had gone there, but they didn't want you to be very loud and noisy.
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alice44 19 Dec 2008All a romantic sceneryAs I don't like swimming much, I usually go to places for sightseeing. This year destination was Kythnos, a lovely Greek island, with isolate places and lovely people. The best thing to do in Kythnos was walking along the cobbled paths of Chora, especially in the midday, when nobody is around. Kythnos Chora is one of the most picturesque villages I have seen. Its people take good care of their vilage, as it was very clean and white-washed. The stores usually closed in the midday, but the lonely views from the highest point were excellent. When the wind blows, the scenery gets even more romantic. Chora gave me such relaxing and refreshing moments that I am truly grateful for this.
