Summer Vacation Ecstasy: Athens Luxury Resort

In the heart of Athenian Riviera at the Astir Palace complex, the Arion Resort and Spa has had exceptional hospitality and superior service for 40 years. The Athens resort is only 25 kilometers away from an International Airport, and close by exclusive shopping district and elite shopping spot of Glyfada. You’ll have access to many eye-catching sites, like atmospheric landscapes, Cape Sounio, and archaeological temples, beautiful beaches, Vouliagmini and Varkiza. Bungalows of the resort are renovated for a privileged service. The luxury rooms and suites are beautifully decorated, a great mixture of classic and modern.

To ease the stress from your body and mind from a busy life, Arion Spa is available at the resort, just relax and let the worries stay back home. Other activities that will keep you busy and fit include indoor and outdoor pools, sports like tennis lessons, water sports, volleyball, and children’s programs to keep them busy as well.

The Starwood hotel is part of the Luxury Collection with 181 guest rooms and 11 meeting and event rooms in the resort. You’ll have free access to wireless high speed Internet in the meeting and event rooms. Outstanding service is available for your entire meeting and event needs.

If you enjoy a variety of foods you’ll be in love with the cuisine at the Arion Resort & Spa. The atmospheric bars are perfect for relaxation or a business meeting. The Gourmet Grill Room is open in winter only; they serve mouth watering international cuisine. If you’re in the mood to “eat out tonight”, there are dining and beverage outlets just a few steps away from the resort.

Nightly rates start from $450/night.

40 Apollonos Street – Astir Palace Complex
Athens – Vouliagmeni, 16671
30-210-8902000

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