“The hotel is named after Arion, the famous poet and composer who lived in Samos from 625 to 585 BC. Mythology relates that once while he was travelling by sea, pirates stormed the boat and threatened to kill him. Arion requested that he be allowed to sing one last song.The wish granted, he sang with such feeling that a flock of dolphins gathered round the boat and when he was thrown overboard, one of them carried him on its back safely to the shore. The hotel consists of 108 rooms, divided between the main building and a bungalow complex. Their large verandas overlook the deep blue Aegean Sea and the lush green surroundings.The rooms, all fully air-conditioned, are equipped with the latest amenities, including a TV set and refrigerator.

• Air conditioning
• Balcony
• Bathroom
• Daily cleaning service
• Direct dial telephone
• Garden
• Hairdryer
• Music
• Refrigerator
• Satellite television
• Shower & WC
  Facilities

– Open from 01/05 to 31/10

– Air conditioning throughout

– Bar-po…”