Standard room
From $649
Milos, Greece
Erema, a Member of Design Hotels
5 star
From $649/Night
From $649/Night
Standard Amenities
24-hour front desk
Concierge
Luggage storage
Currency exchange
Tour desk
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Erema, a Member of Design Hotels
Morning here starts with a swim before breakfast, the light moving slowly across a private terrace while the Aegean changes color below Cape Chalaka, on Milos's southeastern coast. Erema, a Member of Design Hotels, sits away from the island's villages, about seven kilometers from Milos Airport and eleven from Adamas Port, closer to open coastline than a walkable town center. Its clearest advantage over comparable island stays is structural: each of the 41 suites has its own private pool and uninterrupted sea views, built within stone walls and curved forms designed by Aristides Dallas Architects and Micromega, with interiors by Athens-based ID Laboratorium and bathrooms clad in Naxian marble. Culinary Director Yiannis Kioroglou oversees two restaurants, Halaka, set above the infinity pool, and Akiton, plus Circe Bar and Akiton Bar, all working from a Medite-Grecian menu built on seasonal, local ingredients. Guests also have a spa, a gym, a public beach with shuttle access, and a conference hall for those combining work with the view, and the property is pursuing LEED Gold certification, a step beyond what most boutique hotels bother with. This suits travelers who want days shaped by light, water and stillness rather than nightlife or a strip of restaurants outside the door, and who don't mind arranging a car or transfer to reach Plaka or Sarakiniko. It will frustrate anyone expecting to walk into town for dinner. Check-in runs from 3pm, checkout by 11am, and an extra bed costs 50 euros a night, with pets welcome throughout. What stays with you afterward isn't the design vocabulary so much as the quiet: the sense that removal from things was the point. On Milos's remote southeastern coast, each of Erema's 41 suites has its own private pool and unbroken sea views, a rarity among design hotels. Two restaurants, a spa, and a pursuit of LEED Gold certification round out the stay, best suited to quiet mornings over nightlife.
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Dinner Beside the Infinity Pool at Halaka
Overlooking the hotel's infinity pool with panoramic Aegean views, Halaka Restaurant anchors Eréma's dining. Culinary Director Yiannis Kioroglou shapes the menu through a Medite-Grecian philosophy, drawing on Mediterranean and Greek traditions while favouring seasonal, peak-quality ingredients. Alongside sister restaurant Akiton and two bars, dining follows the changing light and rhythm of the island.
Architecture Carved from Milos's Volcanic Stone
Eréma's architecture, by Aristides Dallas Architects and Micromega Architecture & Strategies with interiors by ID Laboratorium, was shaped in direct dialogue with Milos's volcanic terrain. Stone walls echo the island's contours, bathrooms are clad in Naxian marble, and much of the furniture was custom-designed and handcrafted by local craftsmen, giving each space a grounded, mineral character.
Where you'll be
Cape Chalaka, Kipos, 84800 Milos, 84 800 Milos, Greece
Need to know
A few notes on your visit.
Check-in
From 15:00
Check-out
Until 11:00
Size of property
41 rooms
Cards accepted
Visa, Master Card, American Express, Diners Club
Electricity
230V · 50Hz · type C/F sockets
Meals
Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.
Children and information about extra beds
Fee for an extra bed: 50.00 EUR per night.
The number of extra beds depends on the room category. You must take a look at the information about the size of the selected room.
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