All year

• Prices in Euro per unit per night   (taxes included).
• Prices are for 2 persons. Each additional person is charged 15 Euro per night. Children up to three years old are charged 10 Euro per night.
• Single use: 10% reduction.
• Check-out is at 12h00. Late checkout (until 18h00), if available: 25 Euro
• 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 hotel may ask for an additional 20% deposit 3 months prior to arrival. The outstanding balance is to be paid directly to the hotel upon checkout.   

Sto Roloi Residence: 
Terrace Apartment: master bedroom with a double bed, study with a queen-size double bed, living room with a sofa bed, separate kitchen, bathroom with steam shower, hydro massage, balcony, courtyard, rooftop terrace. Sleeps up to five (sixth person possible).
Garden Apartment: master bedroom with a double bed, central dining area open kitchen, living room can be turned in second bedroom with two single beds, small bathroom with hydro massage shower, veranda shared with Studio, sleeps up to four persons.
Studio: detached little house (23 sq m) for two persons, with a double bed, a kitchenette, a bathroom with shower, veranda shared with Garden Apartment.

Anemone Residence:
Anemone House: lower floor – master bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom with bathtub, hydro massage; upper floor – open plan living with junior-sized sofa bed, dining corner, open kitchen, separate WC, balcony, small private garden with sitting/dining area and plunge pool, sleeps up to 3 or 4 persons 
Little Tower: upper floor with a double bed, sitting area, kitchenette, balcony; lower floor small living space with a sofa bed (single), bathroom and veranda, sleeps up to three persons.

Limeri Residence:
Limeri House: upper floor – open plan living with junior-sized sofa bed, dining, kitchen, separate WC, 2 small balconies; lower floor – master bedroom, bathroom with hydro massage shower and hydro massage bath tub, large veranda, secluded pool shared with Limeri Studio, garden. For up to 4 persons.
Limeri Studio: large one room apartment with double bed, dining area, kitchenette, bath room with hydro massage shower, 2 verandas, secluded pool shared with Limeri House, garden. For 2 persons.

All houses except Sto Roloi Studio have their own central heating.
Kitchens/kitchenettes are fully equipped; breakfast basics are supplied.
Telephone
Satellite television
Radio and CD player
Air conditioning

Sto Roloï is situated in a cobbled alley in the village of Poros, just below the old bell tower. The waterfront is close by, and there are plenty of places to eat, drink or shop. 

The Anemone Residence is in a quiet corner of the village of the island of Poros. There’s a small bakery and an even smaller mini-market less than two minutes on foot, and the centre of the village is just over five minutes’ walk.

The Limeri House and Studio are situated up on the hill, on the outskirts of the village. I found it a great spot: it is relatively quiet, but you don't feel isolated at all. Sitting out on one of the terraces looking out over the sea and the waterfront which is always bustling with life, is a great holiday activity.

The ferries for Poros leave from Piraeus and take one or two hours to get to the island. You can also go by car via the Peloponnese (about 2,5 hours from Athens) and cross at Galatas (the ferry leaves every half hour and the crossing takes a few minutes). You will be met upon arrival at the port. Sto Roloï is just one minute away on foot from where you get off the ferry (up a flight of stairs), the other properties are a bit further.

Separated by a narrow channel from the shores of the Peloponnese, Poros is only a one-hour trip by hydrofoil from the port of Piraeus, but offers a complete change of scenery and a real away-from-it-all feeling. Maybe not as eye-catching as its neighbour Hydra, where during the summer season boatloads of tourists disembark on a daily basis, Poros does have plenty of charm. It is blessed with dense pine tree forests, sheltered beaches (most are pebble beaches with trees for shade and incredibly clear waters) and a picturesque little town, but does not get a lot of tourism.

Poros gives you the rare chance to enjoy island life, while, at the same time, you can also go sightseeing. The ferry puts you across to the Peloponnese in just a few minutes, so if you rent a car, the ancient theatre of Epidavros, the famous Mycenae and the historic town of Nafplio make easy day excursions. Other wonderful daytrips can be made to Hydra, Spetses and Egina, all just short boat rides away.