Seven suites · A small Cycladic island · Open Apr–Oct
Whitewashed walls, linen the colour of dunes, a terrace that ends where the water begins. Seven suites, no more — a quiet stretch of coast kept deliberately small.
See the suitesA sense of place
You arrive by a single ferry, down a lane too narrow for cars, to a house that has watched this bay for a hundred summers. There is nothing to do here — which is, of course, the entire point.
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1924
The house, built
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The suites
No two are alike. Pick the one that suits the kind of quiet you came for — then let us forget your name until breakfast.
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The senses
Small pleasures, done properly. We don't have a spa menu the length of a book — we have a few things, and we do them very well.
A small saltwater infinity pool cut into the rock, warm by ten, lit by candle after dark. Towels and cold water always within reach.
Olive-oil and sea-salt rituals, taken in a shaded cabana with the waves a few metres off. Booked the night before, never rushed.
Dinner is whatever the boats brought in, cooked by Maria and eaten under the vines. Guests sit together, or apart — as the evening prefers.
The experience
There is no programme. No 8am yoga you'll feel guilty for skipping. A wooden boat waits at the jetty if you want a hidden cove; a stack of books waits in the library if you don't.
Most guests find they do far less than they planned, and leave saying it was the most they've rested in years. We take that as the highest compliment.
Plan your stayThe house, in fragments
From the guest book
"We came for four nights and rebooked for seven. You stop checking your phone by the second morning — the sea does something to the clock."
Hélène & Marc · Paris
★★★★★ · Stayed in Pélagos, June
Open April – October · Seven suites
Folégandros, Cyclades · stay@thalassasuites.gr · +30 22860 00000