Archontariki Tsagarada

Archontariki Tsagarada is a traditional stone-built guesthouse in Tsagarada village on the eastern slopes of Mount Pelion, Magnesia, in Thessaly, Greece. The property reflects the archontariki (small manor) architectural tradition of Pelion, with stone masonry walls, wooden-framed windows, and a terrace framing views across the forested ravine toward the Aegean Sea. The guesthouse sits within one of the four neighborhoods that make up Tsagarada — a village celebrated for its extraordinary plane trees, including the ancient tree at Agia Paraskevi square considered one of the oldest in Greece at over a thousand years — at an elevation of around 550 m. The East Pelion Aegean shoreline below Tsagarada is a 10–15-minute drive via steep mountain road, with beaches at Mylopotamos, Fakistra, and Damouchari offering clear turquoise water characteristic of this part of the coast. Double rooms and a suite are offered at rates of €80–140 per night; the suite provides additional space and the best terrace outlook. A shaded garden with mature trees provides a cool outdoor retreat in summer. Breakfast is available on request rather than automatically included in all rates; guests should confirm breakfast arrangements at booking. Wi-Fi is standard throughout the property. The guesthouse is family-managed, and the owners can advise on trail routes through the Pelion forest network, local taverna recommendations in the village, and practical information for reaching the coastal beaches below. Archontariki Tsagarada suits couples and small groups seeking an authentic Pelion mountain village experience combined with easy access to East Pelion's celebrated Aegean coast.