Villa Rodanthos is a neo classic style villa with ten studios offering beautiful and comfortable accommodation. It is situated in the heart of the traditional, picturesque fishing village of Perdika, on the island of Aegina. It is just four or five minutes walk to the little harbor of Perdika, which is lined with traditional fishing tavernas and coffee shops overlooking the sea and the isle of Moni. Nearby the hotel there is bakery, supermarket and petrol station. Villa Rodanthos has a three star G.N.T.O. rating and is known throughout the island for its style and great reputation. Each studio has bathroom, equipped kitchenette, balcony, air-conditioning, TV and WiFi internet.

Piraeus Islands – Trizonia. These small havens, located in close proximity to Athens are true gems to explore because of their absolute natural beauty, their historical treasures and unique architecture, and their glamorous, yet romantic atmosphere. Aegina, Poros, Hydra and Spetses, each having a different special character, have developed a lot in tourism over the last years, while Agistri and Methana are not that famous but remain unexploited little gems. Given their proximity to Athens and their beauty, the Piraeus Islands and Trizonia are hugely popular destinations, with Aegina almost becoming a city suburb at weekends. Poros, Ydhra (Hydra) and Spetses are similar in the summer, though their visitors include a higher proportion of foreign tourists. More than any other group, these islands are best out of season and midweek, when visitors (and prices) fall dramatically and the port towns return to a quieter, more provincial pace. Located at Perdika, Aigina, 18010, Greece, Villa Rodanthos is the ideal choice for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Athens without having to venture too far. Piraeus Islands – Trizonia feature picturesque harbors, museums and Neoclassical mansions, narrow, winding streets, charming beaches and unspoiled, natural beauty. Book a room with Villa Rodanthos and discover the distinctive character of the Argo-Saronic Gulf.