Amanzoe, Porto Heli
Amanzoe, Porto Heli

Comprising a 38-suite resort, an Aman Spa and a number of Aman Villas, Amanzoe is Amanresorts’ third Mediterranean retreat – the Greek complement to Montenegro’s Aman Sveti Stefan and Turkey’s Amanruya. Amanzoe is situated on a hilltop close to the quaint town of Porto Heli on the east coast of the Peloponnese. Designed by renowned architect Ed Tuttle, the resort offers almost 3600 panoramic sea views as well as a private Beach Club in a picturesque bay.

Resort accommodation is in the form of 38 guest pavilions arranged on different levels to maximise privacy and the breathtaking views over the Aegean. Each free-standing pavilion is accessed through a stone-wall courtyard that leads to spacious living and sleeping areas with high ceilings. Beds are positioned in a marble-walled alcove which, together with the living area and bathroom, opens up onto the terrace, shaded by a pergola. Each Pool Pavilion offers a six-metre pool and each Deluxe Pool Pavilion features a 12-metre pool. Rooms are also available to accommodate guests with disabilities.

 

The Restaurant is a shaded structure defined by floor-to-ceiling windows that maximise the sea views. It is fronted by an expansive outdoor terrace designed for alfresco dining. The Lounge Bar is the ideal venue for a quiet aperitif or light bite to eat, while the Pool Restaurant offers a casual spot for all-day dining. The Beach Club also offers an informal restaurant. The Library provides a broad range of reading materials in several languages including material on Greek history. A variety of unique Greek handicrafts, jewellery and artwork is on display and available for purchase in the Art Gallery and Boutique.




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