Ikos Aria Unveils Ikos Kissamos in Crete, Expanding Luxury Offerings
Ikos Aria, a luxurious resort in Greece, is set to redefine its offerings with the upcoming Ikos Kissamos in Crete. The current resort, located in Kefalos, Kos, boasts an impressive 200,000 square meters of opulence.
Spanning a vast area, Ikos Aria offers a plethora of amenities. Guests can indulge in seven à la carte restaurants, including a Spanish eatery helmed by a two-Michelin-starred chef. Five heated pools, a sandy beach, and a comprehensive spa, fitness, and tennis facilities ensure there's never a dull moment. The resort's Dine-Out Dinner service, complete with shuttle transportation, allows guests to explore local cuisine, while a complimentary day with a Tesla adds to the allure.
The resort's unique selling point, however, might be its access to the uninhabited island of Kastri. Guests can swim to this idyllic spot, home to a blue-and-white chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas, said to bring good luck. Back on the mainland, the 'Ouzo' terrace on the beach serves up Greek specialties like souvlaki and sea bass at symbolic prices. The resort's wine list is equally impressive, with over 300 positions, some bearing the Ikos logo.
Ikos Aria, located on the southwest coast of Kos island near the beach of Agios Stefanos, offers unconditional luxury. Guests can expect digital check-in, spacious suites, daily minibar restocking, 24/7 room service, and a welcome bottle of Taittinger. With the upcoming Ikos Kissamos in Crete, the resort continues its commitment to reinvention, ensuring guests always have something new to look forward to.
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