Welcome to Asteri Living, found in the quietest corner of Alonissos Old Town, where the view opens to endless blue and the rhythm of each day becomes softer, more natural. Beyond its place in the sky, the “star” also lives here—at the top of the village hill—enjoying panoramic views of both seas, north and south of the island. It invites you to share its gifts: the shimmering blue waters, the playful dance of the surrounding islets and boats, and the lush green landscape that soothes and revitalizes.
Here, traditional Old Town architecture meets subtle modern touches, creating spaces filled with peace, warmth, and understated elegance. Our hospitality is personal and genuine—a connection built with simplicity, care, and authentic kindness.
A stay at Asteri Living becomes an experience of renewal. The views, the calm, and the natural setting of the village create the ideal environment for relaxation or for discovering the true character of Alonissos. Here, you’ll feel as though you’ve found your own small mountain hideaway.
Luxurious double rooms with modern comforts and a traditional aura!
We offer four independent accommodations, each designed to provide comfort, gentle brightness, and a sense of familiar tranquility. Every space has its own identity—always shaped by authentic hospitality and personal care.
At Asteri Living you will find:
- • Two Double Rooms of 17.5 m², ideal for couples seeking a thoughtfully designed space with a view.
- • One 35 m² Open Plan Apartment with an almost circular 360° panorama of the Old Town and the sea.
- • One 65 m² Two-Storey Traditional House with two bedrooms and generous indoor space, perfect for families or small groups of up to four guests.
Wander through the different room types, discover their unique character, and find the retreat that suits you best in the sweetest and most serene spot of Old Alonissos.
Alonissos Old Town is a preserved mountain settlement with stone alleys, traditional houses, and a rich, earthy palette. Peaceful and green, with soul and warmth, it is surrounded by the sea and open horizons that shift with the light. Each stroll becomes a small encounter with the authentic side of island life.
Discover beaches with crystal-clear waters, calm surroundings, and small natural surprises. From Megalos and Mikros Mourtias near the Old Town to the more remote shores of the island, the atmosphere may change—but beauty remains constant.
Alonissos is rich in history and unique places worth exploring: Patitiri with the Folklore & Pirate Museum of M. & A. Mavrikis, the National Marine Park—home to the rare Mediterranean monk seal—the underwater museum of the Peristera shipwreck, and the Old Town with its chapels, stone passages, and timeless architecture. Every corner of the island carries its own story.
Connect with nature through walking trails, mountain exploration, swimming in pristine waters, and visits to the Marine Park. Alonissos offers gentle, grounded experiences that nourish the spirit and rejuvenate the visitor.
Milos is undoubtedly one of the most famous Cycladic islands for holidays and is distinguished internationally as a top holiday tourist destination. The favorite island of Cyclades is connected to Attica by boat and by plane. Departing by ferry from Piraeus, depending on whether you choose a conventional or speedboat, the Piraeus-Milos route between 2 hours 45 minutes to 6 hours 15 minutes, while by plane it is only 25 minutes away from Athens.
The island of Aphrodite will win you over at first sight. Small, sheltered harbors, such as Areti, Fourkovouni, Mandrakia, Firopotamos, Klima, Empourios, seem to have come out of postcards as they are decorated with cave houses with balconies above the water and colorful windows. The beaches of Milos, sometimes rocky and sometimes with golden sand or colorful pebbles, hidden in caves or embraced by very high cliffs, offer the ideal environment for swimming and exploring the pristine seabed. In addition to incredible dives, you will enjoy beautiful walks in the traditional capital Plaka with the Venetian Castle and exciting tours of the museums of Adamas, the island's main port, which occupies a prominent position in one of the largest natural bays in the Mediterranean.