All year

Ground-floor and first-floor rooms can interconnect - through an internal stairway - to accommodate families.

• Prices in Euro per unit per night (taxes included).
• During the summer months and holiday periods a minimum stay of three nights applies.
• Breakfast is included in the prices.
• The above prices are may be subject to change. Prices will be confirmed when you make a reservation enquiry.

 A deposit of 10% of the total price  of the stay is required at the time of booking. The outstanding balance is  to be paid directly to Eleonas upon checkout. 

• Cancellation between 21 to 7 days prior to your arrival  date: the advance deposit charged by Eleonas is not refunded or you will be  charged with the same amount. 
• Cancellation within less than 7 days,  no-show or early departure: you will be charged with the full amount for the  days of reservation.

• Cancellation up to 7 days prior to your arrival  date: full refund of the deposit charged by Eleonas or no further  charge.
• Cancellation in less than 7 days or no-show: you will be charged  with the full amount for the days of reservation.
• In case of early  departure you will be charged with 100% of the remaining  charges.

En-suite bathroom (shower or bath)
Telephone
Dial-up internet
Refrigerator (not in all rooms)
Air conditioning

Sitting room with a fireplace
Wireless Internet in common areas 
Playroom with television
Weaving loom
Telescope
Garden and terraces
Openair fitness
Observation tower for bird watching
 

Eleonas is set on the hillside in the middle of an olive grove on the island of Evia, 600 m from the sea and a pebbly beach. The village of Rovies is about 1 km from the house.

Rovies is less than 200 km away from Athens, and it is a beautiful drive. Cross the suspension bridge to Evia at Halkis and follow signs for northern Evia, Agios Ioannis Rossos, Kirinthos, Limni and Rovies. Alternatively, follow the national road up to Arkitsa and take the ferry to Edipsos (45 min), from where you take the coastal road towards Rovies (20 km). You should have a mobile phone at hand to call Eleonas when you reach the village, from where you will be picked up.

Greece’s second biggest island, Evia, is one of its most beautiful, and also one of the least discovered by tourists. There are some beach resorts and larger hotels – none particularly attractive (generally, appealing architecture is not what Evia is best known for), but most of this mountainous island has remained blissfully wild and unexploited.

Evia has a long and narrow shape, and runs parallel to the east coast of the mainland, and there are different places where you can cross. The capital, Halkida, lies roughly halfway through the island, and is connected to the mainland by a 700 metres long suspension bridge. Many Athenians have holiday homes in the area east of Halkida, which has become rather built-up. The southern part of the island is wild and undeveloped, and relatively dry. If you don’t mind driving on dirt roads, you can get to some amazing beaches.

The middle and northern part of Evia are green, lush and mountainous, with a beautiful coast. You can make wonderful walks through forests, hills and mountains, follow streams and discover waterfalls, or relax by the sea and have lunch in little seaside villages (Limni is particularly attractive). Don’t miss Edipsos in the north, a small, kind of old-fashioned town, famous for its hot mineral springs.