Our stay in the historic home in Armenoi was the best part of our journey to Greece.
We had to delay our arrival time and they insisted it was no problem. Both Kostas's mother, Shoula, and brother, Adonis, greeted us with a basket of fresh oranges, lemons, pastries, and homemade olive oil, wine and liquor.
They made a list and maps of attractions especially tailored to our interests.
The town of Armenoi was unexpectedly appealing. There is a bakery across the road and within a block there is an excellent butcher and cheese shop, a taverna and bakery and two restaurants.
Since we stayed through holy week, we were allowed in services at the beautiful Greek Orthodox church, including the midnight Easter Sunday celebration.
Kostas and his family considerately provide full kitchen utensils, good quality linens and excellent Greek toiletries. The flat screen television and wifi worked so well, we streamed hdmi from our Android smartphones to get news and Netflix movies on the large screen. There are three separate outdoor dining areas offered. Since the orange trees and calla lilies were blooming, the air is heavenly scented.
The home is right on the main road through Armenoi so it was easy to find and just a few kilometers from the National 90 Highway and a beach. Even so, the road is not noisy and we slept peacefully each night.