Een klein stukje rijden van de iconische oude sites en moderne attracties van Athene, in het hart van de Atheense Rivièra, het Arion Resort & amp; Spa biedt een dennenboom-bezaaid zee paradijs met prive zandstranden, op steenworp afstand van de azuurblauwe Saronische Golf.

Onze eindeloze attenties variërend van signature spa-behandelingen, een privé-strand, en uitzicht op zee zwembad om premier restaurants, bars, en fitness faciliteiten, waaronder tennis en watersport-zorgen voor de perfecte balans tussen recreatie en ontspanning.

Het mengen van warm moderniteit met de legendarische Astir Palace elegantie, onze 123 kamers en suites hebben een adembenemend uitzicht op zee en tuin, terwijl 58 afgezonderde bungalows bieden dezelfde aantrekkelijke inrichting plus volledige privacy en, in bepaalde gevallen, een eigen zwembad.

Located on the private Astir Palace Resort peninsula in Vouliagmeni, the Arion Resort & Spa is nestled in the heart of the Athenian Riviera, surrounded by the crystal-clear blue waters of the Saronic Gulf, which is lined with sandy beaches and palm trees. A natural seaside oasis at the foot of the Hymettus mountain range, it is just a half-hour drive or 25 km from the cosmopolitan city center of Athens and 24 km from the airport.
Guests interested in Athens rich culture can explore numerous landmarks and archeological sites while contemporary-minded guests head to nearby Glyfadas prestigious shopping district, where high-end boutiques meet outdoor cafés. Known as the Hellenic Hamptons, it is just ten minutes from the resort and—along with Vouliagmeni and Varkiza—offers some of the areas most beautiful beaches.
The Acropolis, also known as the “Sacred Rock” of Athens, is the citys most important historical site and dates back to the Middle Neolithic Era. While in the area, dont miss the Theater of Dionysus—the oldest theater in the world—situated at the base of the Acropolis. Another notable monument is the Temple of Poseidon. Built in the 5th century B.C., it is located in the Cape Sounion area and honors Poseidon, the god of the sea.
Absorb all of Athens from Lycabetus Hill and dont miss Syntagma, Constitution Square, or Piraeus Port, which has been the port of Athens for more than 2,500 years.Take a break in the National Garden. Designed in 1938 by Amalia, the first Queen of Greece, the park includes a duck pond, small zoo, Botanical Museum, and more. Meanwhile, the Megaron, or Athens Concert Hall, offers the perfect conclusion to an inspiring day.
Just minutes from the resort, Vouliagmeni Lake, with mineral rich waters, is one of the most impressive natural wonders in the area.

As in all of Greece, the local currency is the Euro and the national language is Greek, although English is widely spoken in tourist a