Arhondiko tou Dilofou consists of two adjacent houses that open onto a lovely little courtyard: a very small one, dating from 1633 and a larger one that was built in 1864. Converted into a sweet, unpretentious guesthouse, they truly feel part of the village. The owners took care to preserve their original character and didn’t try to turn them into something too fancy, but they are cosy and inviting. The old winery has been converted into a snug common room. Bedrooms are furnished and decorated with a lot of care (soft colours, hand-painted fireplaces, some antique beds). Each one has its own character, but the most appealing ones are those on the first floor, on the “summer side” of the house, overlooking the village.