This 19th century mansion was burnt to the ground when in 1943 the occupation forces discovered that members of the Greek liberation army operated from it. 50 years later, Arhondiko Hatzigaki was rebuilt and brought back to its full glory with elaborately timbered ceilings, dark wood and antique tiled floors, impressive staircases and lots of fireplaces. Furnished with a mix of antiques and country-style pieces, everything in this luxury guesthouse looks elegant, comfortable and inviting. There are several cosy sitting rooms and stylish bedrooms in the mansion itself; a converted barn houses more bedrooms; and in another stone building you will find a restaurant and a magnificent sitting room. The only thing that you may miss is the personal touch in the service, but everything else is close to perfect.