Argentikon is a restored 16th-century Genoese mansion set within Chios's famous Kampos citrus estate region, 3 km south of Chios Town. The property has 9 suites housed in the original stone mansion, each furnished with antique pieces from the Genoese and Ottoman periods. Orange and lemon orchards surround the property, and breakfast is served with homemade preserves from the estate fruit. The mansion's original water wheel (manganos) has been restored in the courtyard.
Room types
- Mansion Suite
- Garden Suite
- Tower Room
Amenities
- pool
- wifi
- restaurant
- garden
- antique furnishings
- breakfast included
Location
Kampos, 82100 Chios
38.3514, 26.1301 View on map
Highlights
- 16th-century Genoese mansion in citrus estate setting
- 9 antique-furnished suites of exceptional character
- Restored historic manganos water wheel in courtyard
- Peaceful Kampos citrus grove surroundings
- Breakfast with estate-grown citrus preserves
Tips for visiting
- Request a garden-level suite for direct access to the orange grove
- Rent a car — Kampos is 3 km from Chios Town and public transport is limited
- The Kampos area has several similar historic mansions to walk through
When to visit
April to October; orange blossom season (March–April) is magical
Accessibility
Historic building with steps; ground floor suite available on request
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Frequently asked questions
What is Kampos and how far is it from Chios Town?
Kampos is a historic district of Genoese and Ottoman-era citrus estates, about 3 km south of Chios Town. A car or taxi (around €6) is the easiest way to travel between the two.
How many suites does Argentikon have?
The property has 9 suites arranged across the 16th-century Genoese mansion and its grounds. Each suite is individually furnished with antique pieces from the Genoese and Ottoman periods.
Is breakfast included at Argentikon?
Yes, breakfast is included and served with homemade preserves made from the estate's own citrus fruit, alongside local cheeses, cold meats, and fresh-baked breads.
What is the restored manganos in the courtyard?
The manganos is a traditional water wheel used historically to irrigate the citrus estate. Argentikon has carefully restored the original mechanism as a courtyard feature — one of the few surviving examples in the Kampos region.