Perfectly set in the capital of Kythira island and in the heart of the island's night life, this one - bedroom apartment feels like home the minute you pull up. The living room is warm and inviting, with 2 sofa beds that can accommodate 4 more persons. A spacious dining area in the veranda looks out to the sea and Hytra islet. The fully equipped kitchen with a large fridge and a dishwasher will let you cook tasty meals for the family. The master bedroom is comfortable with no lack of cupboard storage, and amazing views. High standard amenities service including complimentary products is offered by Kythoikies holiday houses. Become and explorer in Hora's stunning hiking paths to the sea and enjoy island night life just a step away. Please be aware that although double glass windows are offered, the property might be noisy from the bars and the crowd around.

Kythoikies holiday houses helps you with all the hassle of managing your property. From bookings and guest services, we take care of your short-term rentals. For every type of host and tailored to your needs, we at Kythoikies do what it takes for you to make the most of your home.

The traditional layout of Kythira consists of elegant Venetian mansions and old buildings lining its narrow streets. Whitewashed houses and old castle buildings built under the British rule and during the Venetian period co-exist peacefully and compose a striking image that attract many visitors. In the central square of Chora there is a bank, telephone center, post office, police station. Well-hidden souvenir shops are found along the quaint alleys. A stroll around the town can be a fascinating experience. It is really worth seeing the old stone built churches, the magnificent buildings and the delightful gardens that adorn the entire settlement of Chora. Along the waterfront of Kapsali bay you will find a nice choice of fish taverns and excellent restaurants facing the yacht port of Kythira. For those interested in the history of the island you shall visit the Archaeological Museum located at the entrance of Chora and the Historical Archives of Kythira which is found right at the castle.