Being a cosmopolitan resort of eastern Pelion, Agios Ioannis is built on a unique sea shore full of white , pearly pebbles. It is located only 52 km away from the town of Volos and during the drive you will have the chance to enjoy most of the 24 Pelion villages.
The emerald waters and the red roofs, which are vanished into the dark green mountainside, complement the charming landscape. The sunrise which emerges from the sea in a wild accordance of rosy hues is magic, too. Rooms On the wave In Manthos Blue you will find two and three bed rooms with a balcony and a view to Aegean Sea, equipped with :
Bathroom, Hydromassage, Balcony, Direct Telephone Line, Hair Dryer, refrigerator, Satellite TV, LCD-TV , Safe Deposit Box , A/C and Heating, Connector for electrical shaving machine, WI-FI internet access, DVD player , Electronic locks . Restaurant-Veranda With a view to Aegean Sea
In the big veranda of the hotel under the wooden pergola, with the freshness of the vine arbor and the view to the deep-blue Aegean sea, we are preparing breakfast for the beginning of your day, using fresh ingredients and home grown products.
During your stay , you will also be able to enjoy a refreshing cocktail, a coffee or a dessert until late at night, in the cafeteria-bar of the hotel.
The unique landscape, our modern facilities combined with the boundless Aegean Sea and the dark green mountain of Pelion, offer you a beautiful, comfortable and in a family atmosphere stay.
Activities Pole of attraction for summer holidays The hotel is situated in the central beach of Agios Ioannis where there is the possibility of renting bikes and crafts, thus giving you the chance to meet our area. Encircled by the two beaches of unique beauty, Plaka  and Pappa Nero, Agios Ioannis constitutes a pole of attraction for thousands of visitors.
In addition , during the summer period, traditional celebrations(festivals), book fairs, flower exhibitions, children performances, fishing celebrations, the representation of the traditional local wedding and the wine/raki production takes place in the surrounding villages.
You can also visit “Krifo sholio” at Zagora and the old train station, at Melies village. Last but not least, Agios Ioannis is not deprived of night life and shops full of souvenirs of popular art.