Amanzoe
Hotel · Peloponnese ·
Ultra-luxury resort with ancient Greek-inspired architecture
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Agios Panteleimonas,Kranidi,213 00, Kranidi 213 00, Greece Get directions
Ultra-luxury resort with ancient Greek-inspired architecture
Agios Panteleimonas,Kranidi,213 00, Kranidi 213 00, Greece Get directions
"I describe Amanzoe as peaceful countryside charm located close to ancient ruins, offering families a tranquil, luxurious base for exploring the Peloponnese." - Jenn Sinrich
"I noticed Amanzoe in Greece has integrated custom-built padel courts into its leisure offerings, positioning the sport as part of the resort's high-end guest experience." - Jessica Chapel
"The only hotel in Greece by the renowned Aman brand, offering a luxurious stay with a focus on service and atmosphere." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Amanzoe is an ultra-luxury resort with monumental architecture inspired by Greece’s ancient heritage. The resort features a beach club with multiple pools, a Japanese restaurant, and a seaside spa. Accommodations include pavilion rooms and larger villas, with Villa 20 offering extensive amenities." - Nicola Chilton
"With views over the glitzy fray of Porto Heli Bay, this hotel is a series of set pieces: a composition of black amphorae in a soaring portico, a skylit spa framed by graceful colonnades, a yoga shala seemingly balancing on a Peloponnesian panorama. Marble-clad villas look like miniature Parthenons, only with planted roofs and plunge pools. The recurring nods to the Acropolis veer toward pastiche, yet it all hangs together because the landscape refuses to be upstaged by the monumental architecture. Other guests are barely noticeable (even the terribly famous ones). The main pool is miraculously empty, the library is all yours, and there’s always a front-row daybed at the beach club. At dusk everyone gravitates toward the circular terrace, which floats on a reflective pool, to stare as the sunset streaks the horizon fuchsia and tangerine. The beauty of Amanzoe lies in its isolation—in the stillness of the landscape and the complete absence of distraction."
