Village Mare Hotel

About Village Mare Hotel

The tasteful 3 star Village Mare Hotel offers a typical atmosphere. A lobby with a reception bar safe internet access swimming pool -outdoor- and some additional services are available to all guests. The hotel is very well maintained and has a total of 90 rooms with different types of equipment and meals. Our hotel is located just 50 m from the beach and offers direct access to a wide variety of water sports or simply relax on. The city center is 1.8 km far away and should not be missed because of its interesting shops Bars and restaurants. Dining- Depending on the service booked -Room with breakfast half board full board all inclusive- the Village Mare Hotel offers a rich breakfast buffet lunch and dinner buffets with a variety of cold and warm food or menus. With an All Inclusive service Snakes coffee tea and local alcoholic and alcoholic drinks are included. Recreation- The Village Mare Hotel offers its guests a beautiful swimming pool. The guests can use sun lounger umbrellas towels and mattresses - partly for a fee or deposit. Various sporting activities are partly for free or against a fee and are seasonally offered from local suppliers as well.

Chalkidiki or Halkidiki as some know it is a three-pronged peninsula located in Northern Greece roughly in the center of Macedonia. To the North it shares borders with the prefecture of Thessaloniki the countrys second largest city. To the South East and West Chalkidiki juts into the Aegean Sea. The main peninsula terminates in three smaller ones namely Kassandra Sithonia and Mount Athos well known as the Holy Mountain -an independent administrative district-. Its winding coastline is marked by four sizeable gulfs - the Thermaic Gulf to the west the Gulf of Orfanou to the east as well as the Gulf of Toroni and the Mt Athos Gulf in the south. According to latest statistical data of the National Statistical Services Chalkidiki has a population of about 80000 inhabitants. The capital city is Polygyros. The vast majority of the locals are Christian Orthodox and the currency is Euro since 1 January 2001.