GAMILA ROCKS · ARISTI

Rooms & suites

Choose your own corner of Zagori. A clear look at the space and comforts of each room.

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RoomApprox. sizeBedsGuests
Junior Suite with Mountain View≈ 35 m²1 queen bed and sofa bed2 adults
Superior Double Room≈ 25 m²1 queen bed2 adults
Small Double Room≈ 13 m²1 double bed2 adults
Standard Double Room≈ 16 m²1 double bed2 adults

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A bright suite with a sitting area, blue upholstery and wooden floors

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Junior Suite with Mountain View

A sitting area, warm wood and more room to settle in. The mountain-view suite offers a little extra space for unhurried days.

Space
≈ 35 m²
Guests
2 adults
Bed
1 queen bed and sofa bed
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A double room with a wooden feature wall, desk and blue cushions

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Superior Double Room

A comfortable double room with a sitting area and inviting natural textures. A welcoming place to return to after exploring Zagori.

Space
≈ 25 m²
Guests
2 adults
Bed
1 queen bed
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A compact double room with white bed linen and traditional furnishings

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Small Double Room

A compact, light-filled double for guests who prefer a simple base in the village. Thoughtful comforts in a smaller footprint.

Space
≈ 13 m²
Guests
2 adults
Bed
1 double bed
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A double room with wood panelling, a desk and warm textiles

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Standard Double Room

A restful double room with warm furnishings and the everyday comforts of a mountain stay.

Space
≈ 16 m²
Guests
2 adults
Bed
1 double bed
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The everyday comforts

Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, heating, television and minibar. Non-smoking rooms.

Photographs show the hotel’s room categories; exact layout and outlook may vary. Check your selected room and rate before confirming. For a particular view or access requirement, ask us first.

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The stone facade and entrance of Gamila Rocks Mountain Hotel