THE LOST UNICORN HOTEL TO RE-OPEN FOR SUMMER IN JUNE

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We are very excited to announce that The Lost Unicorn Hotel will re-open for bed and breakfast in June.
Our usual opening in April was delayed this year by the Covid-19 situation, but now we expect a good, fresh start and a busy summer season.
All the necessary health and hygiene measures are in place so that we can operate as safely as possible. We look forward to welcoming you for your summer holiday in stunning Pelion.
The Lost Unicorn Restaurant will open in July, every evening from Friday 16 July until the end of August.

With kind regards
Christos & Clare

The Lost Unicorn hotel is a charming and intimate hotel off the beaten tourist track in one of Greece's most beautiful mountainous regions in the eastern part of central Greece in Tsagarada, Pelion.

According to Greek mythology, Pelion is the region Greek gods chose to holiday and celebrate and it's easy to see why they would - it is famous for its rich heritage and historical architecture. Tsagarada boasts the oldest and largest plane tree in Europe, the deepest gorge in Pelion, (Mylopotamos Gorge) as well as the amazing beaches of Milopotamos, Fakistra and Karavostasia Bay.

Tsagarda has four districts marked by a square, each named after the church of the region - Agios Taxiarchis, Agia Paraskevi, Agios Stefanos and Agia Kiriaki. Each region is connected by a network of stone paths offering you countless walking opportunities around the region.

The Lost Unicorn Hotel offers eight rooms and occupies an 19th century mansion on the edge of Agia Paraskevi square - it features a magical flower-filled terrace from where guests can enjoy fine quality European and modern Greek cuisine with a selection of the best Greek wines while overlooking the oldest Plane Tree in Europe.

All rooms have private bathrooms and most have balconies and high ceilings with colonial fans or air conditioning. The hotel features a well-stocked library where guests can relax and enjoy a book or listen to vinyl records. and an aristocratic Salon filled with antiques where guests can have a drink from the bar.