Alkistis Exclusive

A boutique hotel in the old town of Naousa — a few quiet alleys from the Venetian port, with rooms that face inward to a stone courtyard and outward to the Aegean light.

Naousa was once a fishing village. Today, its narrow lanes still smell of grilled fish at dusk, and Alkistis was built to belong here — Cycladic geometry, hand-finished plaster, locally-sourced wood and marble.

The hotel's heart is its inner courtyard, shaded by an old fig tree. Suites open here for breakfast, then again at sunset for a glass of wine before guests slip out to the harbour for dinner.