
Slow mornings
Fresh bread, fruit from the market and coffee on the terrace.
Design showcase · Boutique hotel
A sunlit, unhurried site for a twelve-room courtyard hotel.
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Stone walls, long lunches and a pool that’s never crowded.
NIGHTS
GUESTS
ROOM
THE HOUSE
A merchant’s house from 1820, restored slowly and kept small on purpose.


Thick walls keep the rooms cool in August. The arcade catches the light from seven until noon.



Courtyard Room
24 m² · Sleeps 2
£210 / night
VIEW ROOM
Breakfast until noon. Always.

Fresh bread, fruit from the market and coffee on the terrace.

Deep tubs, local soap and windows that open to the garden.

Shutters open onto olive groves and the hills beyond.
A small hotel built around a stone courtyard. Most guests find it through social media, so the site has to sell the feeling of the place, then make booking direct easier than going through a third party.
A slow drone film over the pool and olive grove opens the site. After that: spacious layouts, classical Roman capitals, Aegean blue with terracotta, and architectural photography given room to breathe. A booking bar follows you down the page, and each room has its own gallery with the details guests actually ask about.
Dates, guests and room type with live nightly totals — built to compete with booking platforms.
Switch between rooms to compare photos, sizes and features side by side.
Real drone footage plays behind the headline: muted, looping, light enough for phones and paused with one tap.
Palette
Type
Marcellus & Mulish
Built with
Background video, Bookings, Hospitality
Photography
Agnieszka Stankiewicz, Victoriano Izquierdo, Abizer Shihorwala, João Emanuel, Clay Banks, Johan Mouchet, Jared Rice, Caroline Badran, Tobias Tullius, Eve Ji — via Unsplash.
An original design showcase by Fremax Digital.

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