Aria Hotels Expands in the Cyclades with New ‘Ventus’ Hotel on Milos

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Aria Hotels, a Greek hospitality subsidiary of Libra Group, expands its presence in the Cyclades with the opening of its new hotel on the island of Milos Island, Ventus di Milo.

Nestled on one of the island’s most picturesque beach, Kaminia-Dyo Spilies, the hotel is the newest addition to the group’s portfolio. This collection spans Athens, Crete, the Cyclades, Sporades, Epirus, Evia, the Peloponnese, the Dodecanese, and the Ionian Islands, each reflecting the unique essence of its destination.

Blending minimalism with Cycladic architecture, the Ventus di Milo hotel offers an authentic Greek hospitality experience, located just steps from the iconic Sarakiniko Beach on Milos.

Luxury meets relaxation

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The Ventus di Milo hotel embodies the simplicity and charm of Cycladic life. With six elegant suites, it offers guests a relaxing retreat that combines the island’s natural beauty with exceptional, luxurious hospitality.

“The Ventus di Milo is the newest member of the Aria Hotels family, reinforcing its dedication to providing unique experiences that blend local essence, natural beauty, and exceptional hospitality,” the group said in a statement.

Milos is renowned for its breathtaking beaches and landscapes, and rich gastronomy traditions, offering visitors countless opportunities for exploration. Guests at Ventus di Milo can indulge in activities such as exploring the island’s volcanic fields, embarking on boat trips to secluded Aegean shores, or tasting local delicacies that showcase Milos’ rich culinary heritage.

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Committed to sustainable hospitality and development, the group earlier this year announced plans to construct and operate four vertiports in Greece, paving the way for the adoption of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

The group recently inaugurated its new Casa del Torno hotel in Cartagena, Colombia, marking its entry into the Latin American market.