01
The space
The guesthouse is split into a bedroom and a living room, with the bathroom nestled between them. The bedroom has a queen-sized Cocomat bed — one of those rare holiday beds that actually feels better than home — and a selection of pillows, from firm to soft.
The living room couch is also a Cocomat mattress, which comfortably sleeps one adult as a single bed — no folding mechanism, the cushion simply is the mattress. We provide bedding for it on request, and we have a crib and a kids' mattress for small children.
Two patios
The front patio faces the mountains and valley — morning coffee territory. The side patio has a secluded outdoor shower that's especially nice on warm evenings.
Kitchen & coffee
The kitchen is compact but properly equipped — you won't be missing anything. The sink has a second tap for reverse-osmosis filtered drinking water. And coffee is covered: an espresso machine, a moka pot, a cold brew bottle, a grinder, and beans from Stratos at Caffeine in Timbaki.
Year-round comfort
The earth-covered roof keeps the house naturally cool in summer and cozy in winter, helped by in-floor heating for chilly mornings. Whether you're here to do nothing at all or to work with a valley view, the space is designed for comfort.
