Breathtaking Santorini Villa | Villa Boromir | Suite with Sea Views

Villa Boromir offers an exquisite suite experience, highlighted by the indulgence of a private hot tub. This air-conditioned retreat provides a seamless blend of comfort and elegance with its dedicated private entrance. Inside, the suite comprises a welcoming living room, a separate, serene bedroom, and a well-appointed bathroom featuring a rejuvenating shower, hairdryer, and a selection of premium toiletries.



Guests can unwind on the spacious terrace, where they are treated to panoramic sea views, while enjoying the privacy afforded by soundproof walls. Entertainment and relaxation are further enhanced by a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The suite comfortably accommodates up to two guests with its two beds, designed for a restful stay.



The private bathroom is thoughtfully equipped with free toiletries, a shower, plush bathrobes, a toilet, slippers, a spa bath, a hairdryer, and an ample supply of toilet paper. Guests can enjoy a range of views from their suite, including options such as a balcony, terrace, sea, garden, mountain, landmark, city, inner courtyard, and patio.



Among the suite's facilities are a desk, safety deposit box, flat-screen TV, outdoor furniture, and a comfortable seating area. The suite also features hypoallergenic linens, tile or marble flooring, a private entrance, kitchenware, a sofa bed, and comprehensive heating. Entertainment is provided through cable channels and a radio, while practical amenities include cleaning products, air conditioning, a hot tub, coffee machine, dining table, extra-long beds, a sofa, towels, and a private apartment setting. The suite is equipped with a bedside socket, tea/coffee maker, refrigerator, ground-floor location, single-room air conditioning for guest comfort, a dressing room, wardrobe, and outdoor dining area. Additional features include soundproofing, satellite channels, a dining area, and hand sanitizer.



The villa’s rich history is a testament to its past. Originally the home of Eleytheria and Maria, it suffered significant damage in the 1956 earthquake, which led to its partial collapse. In the late 1990s, the original house was meticulously rebuilt and remained a family home until the early 2000s. In 2017, the grandchildren of Eleytheria and Maria undertook a restoration project, preserving the original charm of the 1960s interior, including vintage floor tiles and furnishings. Today, the complex hosts five unique suites, each reflecting a harmonious blend of historical allure and modern luxury.