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Polismata Polismata POLISMATA POLISMATA In the times of Homer, Polismata was the name for the small kingdoms. Four of them were Zarnata, Lefktro, Oria and Passava after which the stone maisonettes-villas of the complex were named. These beautiful, spacious apartments, operating all year round, offer privacy and isolation, along with magnificent sea views, the mountain, the olive groves and the breathtaking sunsets. Our desire was to create a beautiful and comfortable place, where tradition, nature and modern comfort are harmoniously embraced. A place that makes your accommodation in Kardamyli a wonderful experience. A place where you can enjoy your holidays on a magical landscape. You will spend a relaxing and quiet vacation during your stay in Kardamyli. THE LOCATION Kardamyli is a coastal village located in Mani of Messinia 35km south of Kalamata. There GREECE are two routes to reach Kardamyli, either by the Prefecture of Laconia following the PELOPONNESE coastal road that passes from Gythio and Areopolis, or by the Prefecture of Messinia crossing the capital of the Prefecture of Kalamata Kalamata, and continuing the coastal road. Kardamyli The route from Kalamata is the shortest, about 40 minutes. Once you reach Kardamyli, on the main road you can locate the town hall, following the uphill road on your left at 350m you will locate Polismata. ACCOMMODATION Polismata is located in Kardamyli, 350 meters from the main road. The location of Polismata is char- acterized by stunning views of the Messinian Bay, enchanting sunsets and rich aroma of the olive groves. Each maisonette can accommodate up to five people. LEFKTRO & ZARNATA MAISONETTES Perfect for a family or a romantic getaway. Lefktro & Zarnata are 72 sq.m. maisonettes, built entirely of stone. They are ideal for couples or families and can accommodate up to 5 people. Both maisonettes are fully furnished and equipped with the highest standards a self-catered residence can offer. GROUND FLOOR The ground floor of the maisonettes features a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, dining room and lounge. The three-seater sofa available can be converted into a king size bed or twin beds depending on the needs of the guests. There is also an option to accommodate one more person by adding a single bed. The ground floor terrace features a lounge area with unlimited views of the olive groves and the sea. FIRST FLOOR The bedroom is located on the first floor featuring a double bed and a small settee which can be converted into a single bed. The linens are 100% cotton (COCO-MAT) and their care rests entirely with us. On the terrace of the first floor, there is a Jacuzzi tub for four people with chromotherapy feature. The temperature of the water is up to 40 degrees (ideal for winter too). VILL A OrIA VILLA PASSAVA Oria is an independent maisonette-villa of 80 sq.m. and is built entirely of Passava is an independent maisonette-villa of 80 sq.m. and is built entirely of stone. Oria is ideal for couples or families and can accommodate up to 5 stone. Passava is ideal for couples or families and can accommodate up to 5 people. It is fully furnished and equipped with the highest standards a self- people. It is fully furnished and equipped with the highest standards a self- catered villa can offer. catered villa can offer. GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR The ground floor has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, dining room and The ground floor has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, dining room and lounge. The two sofas can be converted into a king size bed or twin beds lounge. The two sofas can be converted into a king size bed or twin beds depending on the needs of the guests. There is also the option to accommodate depending on the needs of the guests. There is also the option to accommodate one more person by adding a single bed. On the ground floor, there are two one more person, by adding an extra bed. The sliding door secures the terraces featuring a dining area. autonomy of the area. On the ground floor, there are two terraces featuring a dining area. FIRST FLOOR On the first floor you will find the master bedroom and the bathroom. All FIRST FLOOR mattresses and linens are from COCO-MAT, made from natural fibers and On the first floor you will find the master bedroom and the bathroom. All cotton and their care rests entirely with us. On the terrace of the first floor, mattresses and linens are from COCO-MAT, made from natural fibers and there is a Jacuzzi for four people with chromotherapy feature. The temperature cotton and their care rests entirely with us. On the terrace of the first floor, of the water is up to 40 degrees (ideal for winter too). there is a Jacuzzi for four people with chromotherapy feature. The temperature of the water is up to 40 degrees (ideal for winter too). Kardamyli, Southwest Peloponnese, Greece Email: [email protected] Tel: +30 210 2207686 ariahotels.gr.
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