We believe that your stay should be part of the travel experience. Therefore, we offer properties with character, which we maintain in excellent condition. As local experts, we are at your disposal to provide you with personalized information about the best hiking trails, local products, and traditional restaurants in the area. Contact us for anything you may need to make your stay in Tzoumerka unforgettable.

Welcome to Myrtali's Guesthouse, an authentic stone-built retreat, nestled in the heart of the wild beauty of Tzoumerka. This traditional house is ideal for those seeking absolute tranquility, warmth, and a connection with nature. The aesthetics of the accommodation combine the nobility of stone with the warm atmosphere of wood. The rustic decor, traditional fabrics, and, of course, the energy fireplace create the perfect setting for winter (and year-round) getaways. The property offers: Warm Interiors: A comfortable living room, ideal for relaxing evenings. Fully Equipped Kitchen: With all the necessities for preparing your meals. Panoramic View: From the windows and the veranda, you can enjoy the stunning view of the forest and mountain peaks. Peace & Nature: The location within the forest guarantees quietness, fresh air, and direct access to hiking trails. It is the perfect base for exploring the stone bridges, rivers, and picturesque villages of Tzoumerka.

Myrtali's Guesthouse is located in a pristine and forested area of Tzoumerka, away from the central tourist noise, offering a sense of complete privacy and connection with nature. What You Will Love: Seclusion & Tranquility: The house is in a quiet location, dominated by the sounds of the forest and the scent of pine. Mountain Activities: The area is a paradise for adventure lovers. Nearby, you have access to: Hiking: Famous trails and routes to the mountain peaks. Rafting/Kayaking: On the Arachthos and Acheloos rivers. Village Exploration: Picturesque, stone villages such as Syrrako and Kalarrytes (nearby) or Pramanta (a nearby center). Traditional Gastronomy: In the neighboring villages, you will find traditional tavernas serving Epirus pies, local meat, and tsipouro. The use of a car is essential for exploring the wider area.