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Qeparo · The seaward side

Pool, pebbles, colonnade.

Three strips lie between the rooms and the water, and you cross all of them on foot without leaving the property: the pool terrace, the garden, and then the beach itself with the parasols standing on it.

The colonnade runs the whole length

01

The saltwater pool

Sea water rather than chlorinated fresh, seasonal, open to all ages, and included in the rate along with a lounger beside it. It sits above the beach so the bay reads over the far edge.
Loungers and folded parasols around the pool with the Ionian bay and the far headland beyond
The pool and its rows of loungers seen from a room balcony, a palm in the middle of it
02

A parasol with your name on it

The beach furniture is part of the room rather than a rental. A double or a triple carries one round thatched parasol and two loungers; the Family Room and the Grand Suite carry two and four. Three types state no count, so this site publishes none for them.
The hotel lawn running down to the shore, a line of round thatched parasols on the beach and the bay beyond
Flat thatched canopies hung with white curtains standing over loungers on the timber deck at the water's edge
A wide stone-framed opening in the hotel wall looking straight out over a row of white sunbeds to the sea
03

The garden between them

Lawn, olives, palms and planted beds fill the strip between the building and the water, and the walk down to the beach runs through it.
The hotel lawn from above with a multi-stemmed yucca and circular planted beds edged in stone
Young trees along the hotel's shore frontage with the flat water of the bay behind them