Hello! I’m Eleni and I welcome you to our family’s historic Maniot tower house. Its spaces exude the aura of a bygone era that enchants you—and one you won’t want to leave behind. We will be delighted to offer you our warmest Greek hospitality in our beloved homeland, in our village, Koita the "village of many towers." We are at your disposal for anything you may need, and we wish you a pleasant stay.

Experience the magic of Mani in a historic 18th-century stone tower house. This traditional two-level accommodation blends authentic architecture with comfort, featuring arched bedrooms on the ground floor and a unique internal iron staircase called the “katarrachi.” Enjoy the sunny “liakó,” the attic serving as a third bedroom, a cozy living room, and two bathrooms. Relax in the walled courtyard with bougainvillea, garden, marble dining area, BBQ, and sun loungers. From our veranda, admire the unique golden-orange sunset framed by the towers of Koita, and feel the stars descend closer as night falls. From the rooftop, enjoy views of towers, olive groves, Mount Taygetus, and the deep blue sea of Gerolimenas and Mezapos. This peaceful retreat is close to beautiful beaches and attractions such as the Diros Caves, Areopoli, Faneromeni Monastery, Vatheia, and more. The village offers a supermarket, an outdoor basketball court, and public parking on the road next to the Koita Folklore Museum.

Kitta, the “village of many towers”—our Koita—is a traditional settlement with 11 towers and 28 tower houses. It is a peaceful destination and an ideal base for daily excursions, with easy access to nearby beaches and tourist attractions. Highlights include the Monastery of Faneromeni, the Caves of Diros and Alepotrypa, and picturesque towns such as Areopoli (20 km), Limeni, Oitylo, Gythio, Mezapos, and Gerolimenas (4 km). Also within reach are Alika, Almyros, Vatheia, Kiparissos, Marmari, Porto Kagio, Cape Tainaron, Flomochori, Kotronas, Kokkala, Alypa, and many other places shaped by stone and olive trees—hallmarks of Laconian Mani.