This 150-year-old building, which used to be the French consulate, has been converted into a charming bed and breakfast. Owner Lila Papaionannou opted for an attractive old-meets-modern style. The furniture is a successful mix of the old and the new, and with pretty colour schemes (soft hues that add warmth but at the same time create a light and sunny atmosphere) and nice arty touches, Lila created a fresh, charming environment. There are three spacious suites on the first floor – one has a sea view. Three more bedrooms are on the street level and have their own entrance. All rooms have wonderfully high ceilings (painted wood), and most have a mezzanine with extra beds. While the bedrooms are large enough to ‘hang out’ (especially the suites), there is also a homely café/sitting room, where breakfast is served.