Hotel for sale in Greece

The hotel was constructed in 1982 and spreads over three levels, all armed with a central heating system and a/c units. .

The ground floor consists of the kitchen where tasty meals are prepared, a reception area where guests are welcomed, as well as a dining area where delicious dishes are served. On the same floor, there are also 2 restrooms.

The first floor is occupied by 6 rooms of 25sqm with two beds each. Every room benefits from magnificent views of the sea and the imposing castle of Monemvasia. On the same level, there is also a lounge for your guests to enjoy relaxing moments during the day.

The second floor shares an identical layout with 6 rooms and a seating area looking out towards the mesmerizing sea.

A storage room, as well as a linen storage and a laundry room, are also available.

A vast roof terrace is ideal to be converted into a magical roof garden for your guests to enjoy magical vacations in an idyllic setting.

The hotel has operated for 30 years with three employees, from March to November every year, and a 50% occupancy.

As it is not operating for some years now, a renovation would give the opportunity of altering it to an exclusive and ultra-luxurious resort of prestigious accommodations, or even suites, all enjoying the view of the endless sea.

An even more aesthetical aspect can be achieved with the interior and the finishing can be ones of luxury and elegance.

For an investor looking for that step into the hotel business ladder in Greece, this is a unique ready-made opportunity.

Hotel for sale in Greece Location Information:

Monemvasia, founded by the Byzantines in the sixth century, is a breathtaking medieval tower town located on the south-eastern coast of the Peloponnese. Take the opportunity to explore this mystical stone-built settlement, nestled at the edge of a big rock by the sea, and immerse yourself in a unique medieval atmosphere!

Monemvasia Greece belongs to the prefecture of Laconia, and it actually constitutes a Medieval fortress with a town next to it. The attraction of this location lies on its interesting ruins, which include not only this defensive structure but also the many Byzantine churches of the adjacent town–there is a total of 40, scattered along the narrow streets.

Apart from the beauty of the city, the rock itself is also very picturesque, with colors ranging between grey and pink tones. On the south-eastern side of this rock, the village is established, overlooking Palaia Monemvasia bay. Right in the edge of the bay, next to the castles entrance, there is a cemetery where the grave of Giannis Ritsos, a famous Greek poet, lies.

Northwest, there is a small hamlet with no more than 10 houses, while on the north, the mentioned fortress is found. The north-west, as well as the top, are covered by a field of grass. Getting to the top can be an interesting stroll in the zig-zagging pathway.

In addition, this is where it lays the plateau, and apart from the ruins of the fortified town, it is also the residence of the Venetian Governor, and there are ancient walls, guardhouses, towers, and large water systems. Regarding the eastern tip of the rock, this is where the church of Agia Sofia is found. This octagonal 12th-century church is the main monument of Monemvasia, and its charm and magnificence remain untouched.

Apart from the fortress, there is an area called "Nea Monemvasia". It is located at a distance of about 1 km away from the fortress-town, providing all the necessary facilities of a modern tourist town, which makes it a very popular destination among tourists.

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