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All rooms combine minimal design with a laid-back atmosphere, filled with high
quality Portuguese products, from the amenities to the menus and wines, giving to
its guests a “feel like home” mood and a spirit of a Portuguese house.
The name Memmo means “memory” and this concept reflects in everything around you: from the flavors of the great breakfast, smells of the location and sounds of the
Portuguese music playing around.
For more information, visit www.memmoalfama.com
Memmo Alfama Hotel
Travessa das Merceeiras, nº 27
1100-348 Lisboa – Portugal
Europe's best new boutique hotels
By Kristine Hansen, for CNN
June 17, 2014 -- Updated 1529 GMT (2329 HKT)
The new OD Port Portals hotel on the Spanish island of Mallorca has a 1960s vibe. Junior suite customers get
use of a complimentary car or driver.
Another classic building reinvented as a hotel. Stockholm's Miss Clara Hotel was a girls' school in a former life.
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The roof terrace of the unselfconsciously cool 25Hours Bikini Hotel overlooks Berlin's Zoological Gardens. How
laid back is it? There's a hammock in the lobby.
The Vernet features walls of woven copper thread and abstract-patterned carpets, all under a classic French
glass roof. There's also a resident DJ.
Located among pine trees, the Praia Verde in Portugal is suitable for long stays. The suites feature cozy
bedrooms and kitchenettes with fridges and stoves.
(CNN) -- Some travelers never stray from giant hotel chains, preferring familiarity and the
reassuring presence of a pants press.
For those willing to throw their loyalty points to the wind and spend a few extra dollars, there's the
world of boutique hotels.
The "boutique" concept has become overused in recent years.
Some hoteliers think funky wallpaper, scatter cushions and an in-room iPod dock are enough to
justify the label.
Europe's latest crop of high end boutiques are a far cry from this, bridging historical architecture
with cutting-edge design to create destinations that are as much an attraction as the surrounding
landmarks.
These are hotels that exude so much style, their customers won't care where the pants press is.
Here are some of the best celebrating their first summer:
Chiltern Firehouse (London)
The 26-room Chiltern, which opened in spring, is the first property outside the United States for
Andre Balazs, the man behind L.A.'s Chateau Marmont and The Mercer in New York.
Located in a former fire station in London's Marylebone district, the hotel's Firehouse's restaurant
attracts celebs like Robert Pattinson and Lindsay Lohan.
It also attracts an occasional crowd of paparazzi photographers outside.
The kitchen is equally star-studded, with Nuno Mendes of Portugal's Michelin-starred Viajante
supplying the dishes.
Good for visiting: The clothing boutiques in nearby Marylebone High Street frequented by the
same Hollywood stars staying at the hotel.
Chiltern Firehouse, 1 Chiltern St., Marylebone, London; +44 20 7073 7676
MORE: CNN Traveler's 2014 'hot hotel' list
Miss Clara Hotel (Stockholm)
With 92 rooms decked out in neutral hues, along with arched windows, marble baths and parquet
floors, Miss Clara breathes life into a former girls' school while retaining the building's art nouveau
features.
Open since spring, the hotel has a brasserie-style restaurant that combines Nordic cuisine with
plates such as pulled Moroccan lamb with harissa yogurt.
Good for visiting: The city's new Abba museum, on the island of Djurgarden.
Miss Clara Hotel, Sveavagen 48, Stockholm; +46 8 440 67 00
Hotel Vernet (Paris)
It's hard to stand out in Paris, but the sleek modern design features of the 50-room Hotel Vernet
in the city's 8th arrondissement does its best to make a statement.
There are walls of woven copper thread and abstract-patterned carpets, all under a classic
French glass roof.
The hotel features a resident DJ, but the real attraction are bathrooms fitted with Carrrara-marble
basins, brass taps and glass mosaics.
Good for visiting: The ritzy shops of the Champs Elysees, just a champagne bottle's throw
away.
Hotel Vernet, 25 Rue Vernet, Paris; +33 1 44 31 98 00
MORE: China's outrageous crop of new hotel designs
Traditional roof, funky floors: Hotel Vernet, Paris.
Cromlix House Hotel (Dunblane, Scotland)
Scottish tennis player Andy Murray is behind this extensive renovation near his hometown, which
opened in April to almost as much applause as hislong-overdue 2013 Wimbledon victory.
The 34-acre grounds include tennis courts (of course) and host activities such as archery and a
mini Highland games.
There's also a farm-to-table restaurant, conservatory, chapel and loch.
The 15-bedroom Victorian Perthshire mansion is packed with Scottish antiques.
Good for visiting: Leighton Library -- Scotland's oldest private book collection open to the public.
Cromlix House, Kinbuck, Near Dunblane; +44 1786 822 125
OD Port Portals (Mallorca, Spain)
Whitewashed rooms, a 1960s glam ambiance and an inviting pool area welcome guests at OD
Port Portals, a 77-room hotel opened in April in Puerto Portals, western Mallorca.
Junior suite guests receive either a Smart Cabriolet car (for use during their stay) or a driver,
making it easy to trail the jet-set crowd in this affluent port town.
Food in the restaurant is eclectic and health conscious.
Good for visiting: Costa d'en Blanes beach or the nine-holeBendinat Royal Golf course.
OD Port Portals, Calle Tomas Blanes Tolosa, 4, Mallorca, Spain; +34 971 675 956
MORE: World's 10 best golf resorts
Praia Verde Boutique Hotel (Castro Marim, Portugal)
Opened in April, this low-slung 40-suite hotel surrounded by pine forest on Portugal's eastern
Algarve coastline is set up for long stays.
Guests bunk in cozy rooms but each suite has its own kitchenette with fridge and stove, plus a
balcony to soak in the view of salt flats and white-sand beaches.
Artisan groceries are available on site from a grocery store linked to the hotel's family-style A
Terra restaurant.
Good for visiting: The National Forest and the traditional Portuguese town of Cacela Velha.
Praia Verde Boutique, Castro Marim, Portugal; +351 281 530 600
Hotel Son Ametler (Mallorca, Spain)
Another new venture on the Balearic island of Mallorca, this hotel is located away from the main
tourist towns, in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains.
Surrounded by olive, fig and lemon trees, there's a farmhouse feel to Son Amelter, but
accommodations in the eight-room restored manor is far from rustic.
There's an outdoor pool with sweeping views of the countryside, Mallorquin stone in the rooms
and Italian stucco walls in the bathrooms.
Dinner is served al fresco three nights each week.
Good for visiting: Posh restaurants and beaches can be reached by car in a matter of minutes.
Hotel Son Ametler, Cami Son Riera Sin Numero, Moscari, Mallorca, Spain; +34 687 934 435
MORE: Is Spanish cuisine the best food in the world right now?
25hours Hotel Bikini (Berlin)
This laid back 149-room concept hotel is the sixth property for
25hours, a luxury chain that's established itself in Germany,
Austria and Switzerland.
The Bikini rifs on its artsy, big city surroundings, with cocktails
and skyline views on a rooftop terrace.
Andy Murray's Cromlix House Hotel
Catering to younger travelers, it has a DJ, on-site bakery and
free bicycle loans -- but the biggest surprise is a hammock in the
lobby.
Meals in the glass-walled Neni restaurant are inspired by Austrian and Russian cuisine.
Good for visiting: The Zoological Garden is so close it's possible to hear the lions roar.
Europe's largest department store, Kaufhaus des Westens, and the Theater des Westens opera
house are also at hand.
25Hours Hotel Bikini, Budapester St. 40, Berlin; +49 30 1202 210
MORE: Insider Guide: Best of Berlin
Lake Geneva Hotel (Versoix, Switzerland)
It may only have three stars, but the Lake Geneva Hotel substitutes internal luxury for external
dazzle.
The 103 rooms are stylish enough, with muted hues highlighted by a pop of orange color.
Then there's the views.
Stellar vistas across the lake and Swiss Alps can be enjoyed from window seats in many of the
rooms and suites, or from the terrace of the hotel's O'Five Mediterranean restaurant.
Good for visiting: Near the Versoix railway station, the hotel is a handy weekend escape from
Zurich and is close to beaches, equestrian centers and the Favarger chocolate factory.
Lake Geneva Hotel, Route de Suisse 77, Versoix, Switzlerand; +41 22 907 81 11
MORE: World's most extraordinary hotels
Based in America's heartland, Kristine Hansen covers wine, food and travel for a variety of publications.
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Tulum, Mexico
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From top: Talk
about snoozing
with a view – the
outlook from
one of the ‘new
casitas’; Venture
to the relaxed
Beach Club for a
sunset cocktail;
The refreshingly
pared back décor.
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alm tree-lined jungle, a
white sand beach dotted
with day beds, the Caribbean
Sea a barefoot stroll away...
the Papaya Playa Project is
the kind of place you want
to be marooned (BYO Wilson).
This unique property in Tulum is far
removed from the flashy resorts in the
tourist hotspots it’s sandwiched between
(Cancun is roughly 130 kilometres north
and Playa del Carmen 70 kilometres
south). Originally designed as a communal
playground for creatives in the form of a
pop-up hotel, it’s thankfully here to stay
and has been given the über cool Design
Hotels touch with a refreshingly pared
back, barefoot luxury, bohemian vibe.
The hotel has a strong sustainable
ethos, sourcing local food for its light
Mexican fare-based menu, as well as
using green products, recycled water
and low-pressure showers and toilets.
The 85 palapa-thatch roof cabañas and
casitas have been ecologically built with
local materials and designed with the
bare necessities. Open planning takes
advantage of gentle sea breezes with
fresh colours, simple furnishings, cosy
beds (some with mosquito nets), and the
real clincher – no power. But who needs
to stare at a screen when you can gaze
out at the breathtaking Caribbean Sea?
To really get into the swing of your
castaway-style holiday, pull up a chair
(or a hammock, if you’re lucky) on your
private deck for an afternoon margaritainduced siesta. As we said, bare
necessities.
Ocean front cabana from $209 per
night; papayaplayaproject.com
Pillow Talk
METROPOLITAN BY COMO
Miami Beach, Florida, USA
The first stateside property
from the ultra cool COMO brand,
the 74 rooms – and a luxe
Shambala Spa – occupy one
of Miami’s signature Art Deco
buildings. comohotels.com
NEW
HOTELS
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
SOFITEL SO
Singapore
MOTOR ONE
EDINBURGH-PRINCES
Edinburgh, Scotland
Located in the historic
heart of the magnificent
Scottish capital, this
140-room hotel – a riot
of tartan, modern design
pieces and regal whimsy
– is a brilliantly affordable
option (starting from
$124 per night).
motel-one.com/en
With décor inspired by 19th-century
French decadence, a golden tiled roof top
pool and commissioned elements by Karl
Lagerfeld (including the front-of-house
‘ambassador’ uniforms), this is set to
redefine the local hotel scene. sofitel.com
ROYAL PAVILION
VILLAS
BY QASR AL SARAB
Abu Dhabi, UAE
HOTEL LA SEMILLA
Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Fashioning itself as ‘rough luxe,’ Hotel
La Semilla and its nine rooms have an
earthy, bohemian vibe; rendered from
local stone, concrete and brick and
decorated with a shabby chic mix of
vintage furniture and curios found at
local flea markets. hotellasemilla.com
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Building on the opulence of
Anantara’s Qasr Al Sarab
Resort, this exclusive cluster
of 10 villas really is the last
word in luxury, from the
personally monogrammed
bathrobes to the Neil Perrydesigned barbecues.
qasralsarab.anantara.com
ALSO HOT RIGHT NOW
» Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam, The Netherlands
» Holiday Inn ANA Sapporo Susukino, Japan
» Shangri La Hotel Qufu, China
» Wya Point Resort, British Columbia, Canada
» Langham Dubai, UAE
HOTEL MIRA MOON
Hong Kong
Saturated in colour and kitsch, the
interiors of this 91-room design hotel
have been conjured up by Marcel
Wenders, once described by The New
York Times as the “Lady Gaga of the
design world”. miramoonhotel.com
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Journeys
ATHENS
GETS ITS
GROOVE
BACK
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Don’t call it a crisis: in the wake of its well
documented rocky financial road, Athens has
reinvented itself, and its indie fashion, art and food
scenes are flourishing, says Juliet Kinsman.
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SINCE OPENING IN 2009, THE
GLEAMING GLASS OF THE
new Acropolis Museum and the soul-stirring
presentation of its priceless contents has been
a welcome source of pride for the natives
of Athens, a city with one hell of a Hellenic
heritage. We know all about the myriad
achievements of ancient Greece, but now it’s
the modern-day triumphs that deserve time
in the spotlight. Young, positive artists and
creatives – who decided to fight rather than flee
– have joined forces, sticking to their passions
and breathing new life into the city centre. The
side effects of a less-than-healthy economy
have been a fresh love for vintage fashion, the
proliferation of low-key but sophisticated wine
bars, an uplifting camaraderie, which pervades
the city’s edgy new hangouts, and, now that
cars are too expensive for many to run, trafficfree streets and cleaner city air. An intrepid
generation of Greek talent is getting the party
started again – without bragging about it.
A resident of Athens during the pre-2004
Summer Olympics boom, I enjoyed a spell
reviewing restaurants and hotels across this
boisterous city. Everywhere was being gilded
or gutted, and the urban sprawl was
reconfigured with a fancy new infrastructure.
A colourful nightlife scene spilled into new
neighbourhoods such as gritty Psirri and outof-town gasworks site Gazi, and the air
crackled with optimism and ouzo-fuelled
hedonism. Happily distracted by the many
macho big-player businessmen popping open
the champagne, revellers blithely ignored the
mutterings of older hard-working folks worried
that their taxes wouldn’t cover all this activity.
A decade on, many bubbles have burst and
a lot of the economy’s cash has long since
been secreted away to Swiss bank accounts.
Still, I’ll dare to declare that as a result, Athens
is giving Berlin a run for its money. Not in terms
of financial clout, but certainly for its creativity
and contemporary cool. (When the Greek
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capital’s debts reached nadir and social
tensions were spiking, pressure fell on its fellow
EU members to bail them out and some joked
that Greece should be renamed Southern
Germany.) The resulting doom-and-gloom
news reports were misleading: when you’re in
the blue-skied city as a visitor it couldn’t feel
sunnier – figuratively and meteorologically.
Truth is, the economy’s collapse had a dazzling
silver lining, and the city previously considered
merely a stop-off for island-hoppers on the
way to the Aegean is now a dynamic
destination in its own right.
Athens is giving Berlin
a run for its money.
Not in terms of financial
clout, but certainly
for its creativity and
contemporary cool.
Truth is, the economy’s
collapse had a dazzling
silver lining.
Syntagma Square still has its pom-pomshoed changing of the guard display at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the hour, every
hour. And the Hotel Grand Bretagne looks more
elegant than ever, presiding over the north-east
corner of Constitution Square. But now the fivestar grand dame has been joined by Starwood’s
Luxury Collection with its next-door neighbour,
the spruced-up and utterly chic King George.
A few years ago, Athenians would have
gasped at travellers being signposted to the
seedy lanes just off this main square but now,
instead of being lured to the kitsch of Pláka or
the glitz of Kolonaki, style-seeking visitors are
discovering New Hotel, which won TripAdvisor’s
top accolade for 2014, and just south of
Syntagma Square, the buzzing bars and hip
boutiques of Monastiraki, all of which come
blogger endorsed.
When the music-and-cocktail hotspot Six
D.O.G.S. opened in Monastiraki in 2009 it
marked a new era for the Athens landscape.
Now this ’hood is a hipsters’ paradise where
new outlets seem to pop up weekly. Thank Zeus
for Daily Secret, an online newsletter set up to
alert readers to all the hot new rendezvous in a
witty and wise email that leads you to a greatlooking website, which might just have you as
excited about a trip to Athens as you would be
about one to NYC. It was a simple idea, a daily
email designed to remind Athenians what they
love about their city.
In fact, new local Andria Mitsakos is a
designer and publicist who traded Tribeca for
an apartment with a view of the Parthenon.
“From Manhattan to Miami to Milan, quite
simply Athens doesn’t compare to another city.
NYC has its competitive buzz that fuels
ambition, which I respect and need, but Athens
takes me down a notch. When you say you’re
going for coffee here, it’s because you can
dedicate two hours to the person you’re going
to see. It’s just more human.” As the designer
behind accessories label Dea Rosa, Mitsakos
feels the city offers never-ending inspiration.
“Living in Athens, you can’t escape the ancient
energy that haunts you here.”
Athens has the energy of a city in a constant
flux of metamorphosis. It goes beyond the
folklore stereotypes delivered through Greek
tourism and it awakens visitors’ emotions and
rewards the sophisticated traveller seeking to
study urban transformation. I’ve never felt more
optimistic about the city that gave birth to the
fundamental concepts of our civilisation and
about its ability to keep inspiring its citizens.
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WHAT TO DO
DOPIOS CIT Y TOUR
Connect with locals, which is what
‘dopios’ means in Greek, through this
Athens-born online service and arrange
to have an authentic insider’s city tour.
dopios.com
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
CONTEMPOR ARY ART
SIX D.O.G.S
EATING &
DRINKING
PAPADAK IS
INSIDER’S TIP:
Cash is king over
credit cards in
this town.
Installations, photography, paintings and
video bring this brand new space
dedicated to contemporary talents to life.
17–19 Vasileos Georgiou B & Rigilis;
www.emst.gr
ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
Nowhere is the contrast of old and
new more staggering than in architect
MYRTO
Bernard Tschumi’s bold four-level
glass-floored showcase for Greece’s
ancient ruins and millennia-old statues.
15 Dionysiou Areopagitou;
theacropolismuseum.gr
HAMMAM BATHS
After pounding the pavements get a
good pummeling on the heated marble
slabs at this spa, a new take on ancient
baths that gives Istanbul’s finest a run
for their peshtemal towels and wooden
slippers. Whether you’re up for a scrub
and steam or a full backrub, a spell here
is totally relaxing.
17 Agion Asomaton and
1 Melidoni Thissio;
hammam.gr
AVOCADO
Vegetarian Sydneysiders no longer have to leave
their hankering for healthy smoothies or fruity
salads at home – the organic, local and seasonal
movement has landed in Athens, and this café is
its mothership.
Nikis 30, Syntagma; avocadoathens.com
K ILO SHOP
A fresh approach to peddling vintage: you can
buy second-hand clothes and accessories by
weight here. Located on what was once the
poshest of shopping streets, it fits in well with
the area’s new flea market-chic look and feel.
120 Ermou; kilo-shop.gr
PAPADAK IS
OINOSCENT
SECOND HAND LUX
Pre-loved, high-end designer labels find their
way back onto rails and shelves here for fashion
lovers who are after luxe for less.
27 Haritos, Kolonaki;
secondhandlux.gr
OINOSCENT
DIMITRIS PE TROU
Head to this little beauty tucked away in a side
street not far from central Syntagma and be
prepared to be surprised by the quality of the
homegrown vintages available.
45–47 Voulis. oinoscent.gr
Dimitri Petrou’s elegant
tailored approach to fashionforward leather creations and
romantic lace details has been
luring foreign fashionistas to
the city for exclusive fittings.
The perfect spot to splash
out on that specialoccasion dress. 23
Kanari, Kolonaki
SIX D.O.G.S
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You’ll need to book an appointment to check out
the kitsch objects here, but it’s worth it. You’re as
sure to leave with a big smile as a sack of original
souvenirs, from sunglasses-sporting Hermès
(God of wealth and luck) and Aphrodite beeswax
candles to skateboards made in the style of
ancient Greek pottery. 50–52 Valtetsiou;
greeceisforlovers.com
Here in her Kessaris showroom, Myrto
Anastasopoulou’s original nature-inspired
jewellery designs are as bold as they are
delicate. Whether you’re a big-time buyer or
a casual browser, take the time to pop in.
7 Panepistimiou; myajewellery.com
The name of this could-be-in-Manhattan cutie
applies to the stars of the menu: deep-fried
doughnut balls steeped in honey and cinnamon,
which pair perfectly with a cup of local Taf coffee.
21 Eolou, Monastiraki
Live bands, inspired cocktails and a glorious little
garden make this vibrant venue, fashioned from four
separate bars, a favourite with folks in the know.
6–8 Avramiotou, Monastiraki
sixdogs.gr
GREECE IS FOR LOVERS
MYRTO
LUK U ( LUK UMADES )
Chef/owner Argiro Barbarigou is praised
for her cookbooks and TV appearances,
but she can still be found here finessing the
fresh, full Greek flavours in the kitchen of this
contemporary taverna in upscale Kolonaki.
Grouper with a lemon-egg sauce? This
dame knows how to make seafood sing.
47 Voukourestiou & 15 Fokilidou
SHOPPING
& FASHION
LUK U
LUK U
DIMITRIS
PE TROU
ACROPOLIS MUSEUM
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LOCAL
TASTEMAKER
COSTAS VOYATZIS, ART AND DESIGN
BLOGGER (YATZER.COM)
When Costas went off to do military
service in 2006 he was worried the
momentum he’d gathered working on
design magazines would disappear,
so he started Yatzer, a blog to keep up
with everything while he was a soldier.
Yatzer is now a full-time job and one of
the world’s leading design websites.
“I look back at the opening ceremony
of the 2004 Olympic Games and it was a
celebration of Greek history and identity,
a panorama of our past and present.
Before the Olympic Games, it was a time
of prosperity, but I believe we have found
ourselves again as we had forgotten
our values, our history, our roots. The
Greeks are hospitable by nature, and
any visitor can experience our hospitality
whether in Athens or on a remote island.
Every day I pass the New Acropolis
Museum – it’s a stunning building – and
I’m happy to see that it has so many
visitors every day, even in winter.”
Yes! Hotels group owner Dakis Joannou flaunts
his cred as a world-class art collector at this
TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice 2014 Winner.
The air is scented with a sultry spicy fragrance,
the eccentric lobby walls are clad in recycled
wooden furniture, and each bedroom is tricked
out in hi-tech everything and write-home-about-it
mattresses. Meanwhile the stylish bakery-cumrestaurant New Taste is as popular with styleseeking business travellers as local movers and
shakers after a watermelon martini in the evening.
Rooms from $218 a night.
16 Filellinon; yeshotels.gr
HOTEL GR ANDE BRETAGNE
Built in 1874, this neoclassical stunner opposite
parliament has offered calm and class to
celebrities and shipping magnates alike, whatever
the political climate. As glam now as when it
emerged from its multi-million dollar facelift over
a decade ago, gleaming marble, flamboyant
floral arrangements and valuable antiques
promise a setting as grand as luxury five-star
hotels can provide. The panoramic views from
its rooftop restaurant and pool are as dazzling
as the entries in its guestbook. Soul uplifted,
have a whirl in the subterranean spa, with its vast
pool and gamut of therapy and steam rooms,
and mind and body will soon be soothed too.
Syntagma Square; grandebretagne.gr
“From Manhattan to Miami to Milan,
quite simply Athens doesn’t compare to
another city. You can’t escape the ancient
energy that haunts you here.”
ALICE INN
Those with Bohemian tastes more along the
lines of Airbnb will appreciate this new Plaka
townhouse converted by Greek-Scot (and
architect) John Consolas and named after his
grandmother. As a host, he couldn’t be more
helpful, whether lending you a book to read or
helping with planning a tour of this edifyingly
history-steeped neighbourhood. A true home
from home, guests are invited to make use
of the kitchen, dining and reading rooms too.
He has big plans for the courtyard garden.
9 Tsatsou; aliceinnathens.com
Costas loves…
ATHENS FESTIVAL
“It takes place early in summer with
high-quality and international events and
an extensive ancient drama programme
at the venerable Theatre of Epidaurus.”
HOTEL GR ANDE BRE TAGNE
A BOULEVARDIER AT 42 BAR
“Like a Negroni, but instead of gin it’s
bourbon.” 3 Kolokotroni, Athens
THE BREEDER GALLERY
“Aris Zambikos was commissioned by
George Vamvakidis and Stathis
Panagoulis to renovate this characterless
’70s building and the architect created
this award-winning space.” 45 Iasonos
A LICE INN
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