Hotels for Yoga in Europe where Dogs Are Allowed On Beds and Dogs Stay Free

In the heart of Paleochora of Chania lies the Aris Boutique Hotel, a year-round retreat renowned for its exceptional hospitality. Situated beside the historic Fortezza Venetian castle and bordering the old town, it strikes a perfect balance between easy access to town center activities and a serene escape from the summer nightlife. The hotel, characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and nature-inspired art installations, embodies an Art hotel persona deeply integrated with nature. Through its holistic philosophy, Aris Boutique Hotel creates a harmonious environment focused on detoxifying and rejuvenating wellness services, where a love for nature is cultivated, nourishing the soul to its core.
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\nThe hotel’s interior design, inspired by the splendor of southern Crete, forms a bridge between the outdoors and the indoors. Vibrant colors influenced by the Greek sea and nature, coupled with bespoke wooden headboards adorn the hotel’s walls. A notable feature of the hotel is its vinyl records corner, demonstrating a shared love for music across different genres and styles. The crowning glory of the establishment is the creatively designed roof garden terrace, a unique space for relaxation and socializing. With hammocks, a lounge area, and a massage spot, the terrace offers views of the Libyan Sea and the Cretan mountains, providing opportunities for yoga sessions or massage treatments.

Located in Drafaki, a secluded spot just 400m from Mykonos town, the 4-star Ostraco Suites is the undisputed winner among hotels when it comes to relaxation.

Situated on the seafront of Mykonos town, the hotel features elegant accommodation in a quiet location with beautiful views over the harbours.