A boutique hotel for design lovers and sensuous people

The Seesea is not one of those houses that want to impress with large halls or pomp. It looks more like a modernist summer house — open, flooded with light, with a clear, almost Nordic-style design. Natural tones, wood, lots of white, stone and glass define the design. Almost every element seems to be selected with a sense of the essentials. The result: an atmosphere that is both elegant and pleasantly calm.

When you enter the hotel, the first thing you notice is the smell: a subtle mix of sea, sunscreen and fresh lemons. The light flows softly through the large window fronts, the doors are open as if the house wanted to say: “Come in, there is room for yourself here.” The welcome at the reception? Warm but never intrusive. Everything in this hotel seems a bit more reserved — and that's exactly why it's so special.

The Rooms: retreats with far-reaching views

Each of the 15 rooms feels like a small retreat. Generously sized, with floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the sea or the lush garden. The beds are soft but not too soft — more like a hug that supports. The bed linen smells of sun and fresh air. When you wake up in the morning, you hear nothing but the soft sound of the waves, the chirping of swallows and the distant clink of dishes from the kitchen

Some rooms have private terraces with daybeds — ideal places for your first glass of wine at sunset or a book that you want to finish reading. They are spaces that let you breathe. Where you hear yourself again.

Breakfast with a View — and a Soul

Breakfast on the terrace is a daily ritual. Not a buffet frenzy, but selected delicacies, lovingly prepared. Home-made jams, hot bread, Greek yogurt with honey, local cheese and sausage specialties. Plus freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee that tastes the way it should smell.

And then there is that look. On the Shimmering Sea, on White Sails, on the Horizon It is a breakfast that doesn't fill you up but makes you happy.