Trinasus Hotel, formerly known as Hotel Milton, has been a popular hospitality beacon in East Mani since the 1980s. For over 40 years, it has remained a family-run business that has hosted guests from all over the world, offering a unique combination of traditional Greek hospitality and modern comfort.
In 2024, our hotel was completely renovated, and its new identity as Trinasus Hotel emerged. With a commitment to providing unparalleled luxury and comfort to every guest, every aspect of the hotel was redesigned to meet the highest standards of modern hospitality, while preserving its rich heritage.
At Trinasus Hotel, we are dedicated to providing our guests with an unforgettable experience. From the elegant decor of our rooms to the exceptional quality of our services, every detail is designed to ensure your perfect stay. Our team is committed to making you feel at home, offering personalized services and a warm welcome to every guest.
Comfortable spaces with high aesthetic decoration, guaranteeing you a pleasant stay with panoramic views. Enjoy the sea from your balcony and relax in a space designed to offer you the ultimate feeling of the countryside.
Located in the settlement of Mavrovouni, south of Gytheio, Trinasus Hotel offers stunning views of the Laconian Gulf as well as the Taygetos mountain range. Our hotel’s unique location provides guests with the perfect combination of natural beauty and easy access to the rich historical and cultural treasures of the area. The new name of the hotel came from the three islands (trinisa) located northeast of the hotel.
Gytheio is located in the southern Peloponnese in the prefecture of Laconia and is the largest city in Mani. It is amphitheatrically built with neoclassical houses on Mount Akoumaros and is washed by the sea of the Laconian Gulf. The atmosphere and aesthetics of the city are reminiscent of strong elements of the Greek islands. The city’s port was of prominent importance from prehistoric times as a naval base and then as a commercial port. Notable and noteworthy buildings in Gytheio are the Town Hall and the old Girls’ School built in 1891 and 1896 respectively by the Bavarian architect and engineer Ernst Ziller. The attractions that one can visit are the ancient theater which is chronologically placed in the early