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Hotel map Aspa Villas, Santorini (Greece)
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Aspa Villas (Santorini, Greece) 
Aspa Villas Santorini Cave Houses located in the picturesque village of Oia in Santorini Island.It is a complex of traditional cycladic style build studios and private cave houses.With respect towards Oia and Santorini s tradition, we have created Aspa Villas Cave Houses Santorini. It is a dreamy place with breathtaking view to the magical Oia sunset and offers all modern facilities for a pleasant stay. A small outdoor swimming pool ASPA VILLAS is a family running hotel and is constitute from two building.The first ( main building) is located at Perivolas area (at the begging of oia) with East (Baxedes and Aegean sea) and Northwest (Caldera) sea view. The second building, traditional in cave s studios (small in cave village homes)is located 30m from the main building on the cliff with West (caldera and volcano) sea view. The small outdoor pool will refresh and relax (located at the main building).This will make your stay special is its location. Just outside there is a bus to Fira (island capital). From the nearby trails you can walk in Imerovigli, Firostefani and Fira. A second path will lead you to Baxedes and Sigalas winemaker. Also adjacent to the hotel is situated, a car and moto rental office, a mini market, a wine store, restaurants and a fruit shop.Upon arrival we will give you information about the island and Oia ( also a map of the island and bus routes). In reception there is available a computer for free internet access. The rooms offer wireless high-speed internet connection (free of charge).
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Oia remains one of the foremost tourist attractions of the Aegean Sea. The famous Oia sunset,considered by many as one of the most beautiful in the world, keeps tourists flocking down to thecastle, waiting for the moment when the sun slips down on the calm sea of the caldera. Along the cliff of Oia, houses have been delved into the porous volcanic rock. Parts of these houses are visible and the scenery that that results from it is generally perceived as being typically Greek. The fishing docks at Oia are the oldest continually used docks in the world, supposedly being in service for 3000 years. |
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2 floor(s), 9 rooms |
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The parameters: One single room from 2/18/2012 to 2/23/2012 - €
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