Hotel Simeon is located in Metamorphosis in Sithonia, just 70m from the sandy beach, and features a restaurant, swimming pool and snack bar. All accommodation units at Hotel Simeon were completely renovated in 2014. The bright and bright rooms have a balcony, satellite TV, air conditioning, refrigerator, hair dryer, safe and wireless internet. Guests can enjoy the sun by the pool, surrounded by palm trees, with refreshing drinks, freshly squeezed juices or light meals served at the bar. The Simeon’s restaurant serves a buffet breakfast as well as other meals. A wide selection of Greek cuisine and local wines await you to try. Hotel Simeon is located 80 km from Macedonia International Airport, and 100 km from the center of Thessaloniki. Nikiti is 6km away and Neos Marmaras is 30km away. Special conditions: Prices include half board or full board with local drinks. In our hotel we will welcome you and cordially offer you 90 comfortable rooms with terraces and views of small green streets or a luxurious pool with a section for children in the courtyard of the hotel. Your comfortable room with air conditioning and refrigerator is suitable for a comfortable holiday. Here you can take a shower, enjoy watching satellite TV, call anywhere in the world or browse the internet. Hotel Simeon’s restaurant will offer a buffet with a variety of delicious ingredients, and the hotel’s pool bar will taste local wines and ouzo, as well as a variety of beverages from around the world. Don't forget to try Greece's favorite drink - frappe, iced coffee with added milk and sour cream. Location: Hotel Simeon is located about 80 steps from the sparkling waters of the Aegean Sea in the picturesque village of Metamorfosi, in the heart of the Halkidiki peninsula, which looks like the mythical creature Poseidon. A corner of the Earth like a paradise bathed in clear sea waters and high mountains, muddy pine parks and golden beaches with centuries-old history and the breath of a modern way of life. Aristotle and Alexander the Great were born here and had a special feeling for this place. According to mythology, the opponents of the Olympian gods, the Titans, lived here. One of the peninsulas, Agion Oros (Athos) was named after one of the Titans. Sithonia, the middle arm of the trident, was named after one of the sons of Poseidon, the God of the sea. Cassandra, the westernmost branch of Halkidiki, was named after King Cassandros, the successor of Alexander the Great. The Holy Mountain is one of the holy places, not only for Greece but for the whole world, and a living monument of Byzantine culture. Athos is the only monastic state on the eastern branch of the trident. Sithonia: Sithonia is known not only for its virgin forests and incredibly clean azure shores, but also for its pleasant refuges, fishing bays and olive groves, where, according to myth, Hephaestus Persephone was taken by Hephaestus in Zeus' golden chariots. Sithonia is like a symphony of blue and green that gives peace to those who like to dream in silence. It is difficult to choose words to describe all the shades of sea, sky and flora that you will see here. Amidst the charming nature of Sithonia, there are many small villages attractive to many visitors due to the large number of taverns, cafes, bars and dance floors.
