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Milanese artist and collector Giuseppe Sala owns this beautifully converted 15th-century Ottoman town house. With its mix of Indian and Turkish furnishings and...more
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Tucked away up north in the posh suburb of Ekali, this pair of glass-walled, three-story, sixties-modern blocks would suit the sensibilities of a rich,...more
see the Athens guideZakynthos Town was destroyed in the 1953 earthquake, but it was rebuilt afterward as an appealing waterfront hub with pleasant piazzas and a few surviving...more
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This recently reinvented city hotel—gone from dark to dazzling—wows with its public spaces more than it does with its 50 rooms. The minimalist glass,...more
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This neoclassical mansion, atop Imerovigli village overlooking the caldera, has nine rooms (four can be combined and rented as a private villa). The rooms come...more
see the Mykonos + Santorini guideThe shortcoming—or saving grace—of this 40-room luxury hotel overlooking its own pebble beach on Ornos Bay is that it's not quite close enough to...more
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Similar in design-driven style and ambience to its better-known sister, the Katikies, which is a few steps along the caldera, this 19-suite hotel features a...more
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One of Greece's most romantic destinations, Monemvassia village is the site of a medieval castle marooned on a rocky outcrop, surrounded by a tangle of stone...more
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Named for the monarch who used to stay at this hotel during its heyday—along with Aristotle Onassis, Maria Callas, Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier, Marilyn...more
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The hotel itself is pleasant enough—stone walls, terra-cotta roof, simply furnished rooms, but the picturesque location is the real draw. The Kalamitsi...more
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