This beautiful neo-classical Greek mansion, built circa 1890 by a family of wealthy merchants from Alexandria, became the first hotel in the area in 1952. After extensive renovation in the 1990s, it reopened as The Lost Unicorn Hotel. Furnished throughout with antiques, there are eight bedrooms, all with balcony, TV, telephone and modern en-suite facilities, shower & WC. The hotel has an elegant drawing room and dining room, a library and pretty terrace.

Overlooking the picturesque square of Agia Paraskevi in Tsagarada, famed for its charming church and ancient plane tree, The Lost Unicorn Hotel's romantic setting provides an idyllic base from which to explore the beautiful Pelion countryside, villages, beaches and ski-slopes.

British born Clare and her Greek husband Christos Martzos, own and run The Lost Unicorn. Both have extensive hotel experience and bring a unique Greek/British feel to this romantically named hotel located in the magnificent chestnut and walnut forests of Pelion.

The Lost Unicorn has eight bedrooms, all with balcony, TV, telephone and modern en-suite facilities, shower & WC. Each room has its own individual décor, using comfortable antique furnishings and most have double beds. The rooms are centrally heated in the cooler winter months. There is a large, peaceful drawing room with a fireplace and French windows opening onto the terrace, a library and a dining room, all tastefully furnished with antiques collected over the years making this a truly unique hotel.

Outside, on the flower filled terrace you may take breakfast and dinner, or simply enjoy a cool drink under the trees. Specialities of the hotel include a Champagne Brunch which is served on the terrace at noon, whilst in the cooler weather, traditional English Afternoon Tea can be taken in the drawing room.