Loriet Hotel

Just a few minutes from the sea, the iconic Loriet Hotel feels less like a hotel and more like a private estate from another era. At the heart of the estate stands an imposing 1880 mansion, nestled among lush palm trees and gardens. Striking and majestic, it was originally built as a summer residence by the architect Argyris Adalis—a student of Ziller—in an architectural style and aesthetic inspired by Ziller’s neoclassicism. Adalis added his own personal touch, characterized as eclecticism, giving the property an almost regal feel.

The interiors reveal a world of detail from another time and place, featuring handcrafted ceilings, antique furniture, and tall windows in serene, intimate spaces. The impressive estate that surrounds it is filled with spacious, manicured gardens, shaded paths, and open areas ideal for wedding receptions. The saltwater pool and open sea views further enhance the estate’s sense of comfort and luxury. Loriet hosts ceremonies and receptions both in its indoor lounges and its gardens, with each wedding organized and designed with its own distinct style. With tailor-made planning, every event becomes a truly personal affair.

Loriet is a paradise for romantics, especially for brides who love the fairytale dream. Located near Mytilene and the airport, it welcomes every couple and their guests for a comfortable stay and generous Greek hospitality.