Salvia

The stone-built Salvia is nestled amidst the pine and fir trees, at an altitude of 1260 metres, in the picturesque Amarantos Village of Konitsa. This charming establishment offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, surrounded by nature's beauty. The hotel’s location provides breathtaking views over Grammos and Smolikas Mountains, which are often shrouded in mist, adding to the mystical atmosphere. The thermal springs at Salvia are a highlight for guests seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. These natural hot springs have been known for centuries for their therapeutic properties, providing relief from muscle tension and promoting overall well-being. The traditional restaurant within the hotel offers a delightful culinary experience, serving authentic Greek dishes that reflect the local flavors and ingredients. The menu is carefully crafted to include seasonal produce, ensuring each meal is both satisfying and healthful. Each room at Salvia is designed with comfort in mind, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The accommodations are tastefully decorated in a traditional style, blending modern amenities with rustic charm. Guests can enjoy the tranquility of their surroundings from the privacy of their rooms or venture out to explore the village and its rich cultural heritage. The hotel’s setting at 1260 metres above sea level ensures cooler temperatures compared to lower elevations, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a refreshing retreat. The natural beauty of the area is complemented by the hotel's commitment to preserving the local environment, creating a harmonious balance between nature and hospitality. In summary, Salvia offers more than just a place to stay; it provides a unique experience that combines the benefits of thermal springs with the charm of traditional Greek architecture and cuisine. Whether you are seeking relaxation or adventure, this stone-built haven in Amarantos Village promises an unforgettable stay amidst the stunning natural scenery of Grammos and Smolikas Mountains.