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In Yayaki each room has been designed as an oasis of calm and tranquility.

The building was completely renovated by French designers MAISON HAND, Lyon. The design masters created 15 original compositions, 15 bedrooms, with exclusive character and atmosphere

The house is divided into two buildings, the swimming pool and the surrounding wooden terrace are set in its center.

The main building houses most of the bedrooms and the studio. The smaller house hosts the Yayaki Suite and its private terrace.

The rooms’ interiors are mostly inspired by the sea energies of the island and its nature, offering a modern, simple and authentic atmosphere. With large double-glazed windows overlooking the pool, guests can enjoy the view of the colorful bougainvillea. All apartments have comfortable seating, special lighting and modern technology equipment.

And they can easily be reconfigured according to the guests' requirements.

– 2 Experience Suites, Yayaki & Panorama (max 2 people)

– 1 Myrtoan Suite (max 4 people)

– 6 luxury rooms (max 2 people)

– 3 luxury family rooms (max 3 people)

– 3 luxury rooms with balcony (2 connecting rooms)

– Garden

– Swimming pool (1m.40 deep) with perimeter wooden terrace and sun

– Bar

– Restaurant under the pergola

Simple everyday gestures with an ecological mark Yayaki’s philosophical attitude.

In each bedroom and bathroom, there is a small note: towels and sheets are changed every 2 days.

In the small garden, lavender, basil, thyme among other aromatic herbs and seasonal vegetables are cultivated as essential ingredients for the kitchen’s delicious dishes and as essential for the chance of experiencing olfactory pleasures, as in the essence of fresh mint, a wonderful sensation on warm summer evening.

Yayaki is the only hotel on the island that usrs solely glass bottles or "TetraPack" and straws are of bamboo or aluminum.

In its rooms, COCOMAT mattresses cover the beds made solely of natural fibers and combined with extremely comfortable, and fully recyclable bed linens in collaboration with THIS WAS A SHEET, an Athens-based company which creates uniforms and hotel products of recycled sheets and towels.