The full menu
Two hours, or four.
Never thirty minutes.
Every booking includes thirty minutes of quiet before and after — a robe, a tea, and a daybed in the pine garden. The treatment is the middle of the visit, not the whole of it.
Heat and water
Hammam rituals.
The marble is at its warmest at nine in the morning. Yusuf builds the cold-plunge ice by hand before the doors open.
- The Hammam Ritual Marble heat, black-soap foam wash, kese salt scrub, cold plunge, tea in the garden.
- The Couples Hammam The second hammam, privately. Swimwear required. Two therapists.
- The Temple Hour Private hammam, no therapist. Heat, marble, and the boiler in the next room.
- Salt & Steam Express A shorter sequence for a first visit. Scrub, steam, plunge, rest.
- The Four-Hour Hammam The full sequence twice over, with lunch and a long sleep between.
- Pre-Wedding Hammam Booked as a group of up to six. The property closes to other guests.
Hands
Massage.
Table or floor, two hands or four. Pressure is confirmed before we begin and again at the halfway mark.
- Aegean Stone Massage Basalt warmed in pine water, deep pressure through the back and shoulders.
- Olive & Rose Lymphatic Slow drainage with cold-pressed olive oil and rose otto from Edessa.
- Deep Pressure Sport Firm, specific, and quiet. For bodies that train.
- Pregnancy Massage Side-lying, second and third trimester. Tell us in advance so we can prepare.
- Four-Hand Two therapists working in mirror. The most disorienting hour on the menu.
- The Long Sunday Private hire only. Massage, bath, lunch, and a daybed until you leave.
Skin and face
Facials.
Every product on the shelf is made within fifty kilometres. Lila writes the seasonal protocols.
- The Halkidiki Honey Facial Resurfacing, hot-cloth cleanse, manuka mask warmed in a copper pot.
- Resurfacing Ritual Enzyme work and slow extraction. Book it two weeks before an event, not two days.
- Eye & Décolleté A short, precise add-on. Often booked alongside the hammam.
- The Quiet Facial No conversation, no diagnosis, no product recommendation at the end.
Stillness
Sound, breath,
and the pine garden.
Andreas leads the sound bath outdoors at sunset on Wednesdays and Saturdays, six guests at a time, on the flat stones above the olive terrace. Breath work is one-to-one and booked separately.
- Pine Garden Sound Bath — 60 min · €70 · six guests
- One-on-One Breath Work — 60 min · €90
- The Stillness Hour — 60 min · €65 · no therapist
Before you book
The things guests ask.
Do I need to bring anything?
Nothing. Robes, slippers, towels, and a paper kimono for the hammam are all provided. Lockers are key-coded — we recommend leaving valuables at home.
What do I wear in the hammam?
A paper kimono is provided. Swimwear is welcome but not required for single bookings. For couples and groups, swimwear is required.
How early should I arrive?
Thirty minutes before your treatment. We will greet you with cold mountain tea and a short health questionnaire, and your therapist will walk you through the room.
Can I take my phone in?
No. Phones stay in a key-coded locker at reception. You are welcome to step outside to take a call at any time.
I am pregnant, or recovering from surgery.
Tell us in advance and we will tailor the treatment. Pregnancy, recent surgery, cardiovascular conditions, allergies, and current medication all matter to us.
Booking
Two hours,
booked sixty days out.
Summer weekends fill within a day. Tell us the treatment and the week, and we will find the nearest slot that is not a compromise.