Tsitouras Collection - House of Sea consists of a double bedroom, a sitting area with sofa bed, a Greek marble bathroom. (can accommodated up to 3 persons)
The House of the Sea has a characteristic atmosphere of romance, with hints of distant destinations and evidence of the lure of the sea. The Greco-Roman bathroom has been lined with pristine white marble, accented with black detail. There is a collection of 19th century charcoal sketches of male nudes by an anonymous Greek artist, an 18th century Russian icon depicting the stern figure of St Nicholas, patron saint of the sea, and there is one of the great Picasso rare ceramic pieces bearing three incised relief fish, which even the most demanding of visitors would not expect to find in a hotel.

Tsitouras Collection - House of Portraits consists 2 double bedrooms with 2 Greek marble bathrooms, a dressing are and a large sitting room with dinning are (can accommodate up to 4 persons).
The name derives from the collection of beautifully framed portraits gracing its walls, alongside oil paintings and engravings of philhellenic subjects. The specially designed furniture, although modern, blends in beautifully with the various Tsitouras Collection pieces. The decorative objects have been selected with great care and superb taste: two elaborate 19th century candelabra, antique mirrors in gilt frames, Russian icons, ancient oil lamps, carved wooden cherubs and other gilt pieces from an icon screen, bust of Sappho by an Italian sculptor.

House of Porcelain consists of one and one double bedroom, a Greek marble bathroom, a sitting and a dinning area (can accommodate up to 3 persons).
A collection of valuable white and blue 19th century Minton and Royal Copenhagen porcelain plates worked and painted by hand is the characteristic feature of this house; they are displayed in an authentic china cabinet from the same era. Among these are: elaborate Venetian mirrors, an 18th century icon in an old marble frame, a French engraving from the last century, a traditional gate-leg dining room table; Through the arched windows in the dining room one can see the breath-taking landscape, the meeting of sea and sky in a vast blue world with the volcano of Santorini somewhere in between.