Project types · Hospitality
In Oitylo, Mani, we are building a 4-star stone hotel with 20 rooms and 49 beds, and we have built a traditional guesthouse in the same area. We know first-hand what a tourist property needs to get from a plot of land to its first booking.
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In Oitylo, Laconia, we are building a 4-star stone hotel with 20 rooms and 49 beds on a plot of about 10,500 sqm. The complex consists of several buildings in local stone, with extensive landscaping. The project is part of a development-incentive programme, and its permitting evolved as construction progressed.
In the same area we built a five-room traditional guesthouse inside a traditional settlement, with stone masonry walls and difficult site access.
1. Suitability check of the plot: land use, building terms, minimum requirements for tourist use and protected zones.
2. Environmental permitting, depending on the category and size of the property.
3. Architectural design to the technical standards of the target star category, plus the other engineering studies.
4. Building permit and, where required, approval by the Architecture Council or the archaeological service.
5. Construction, with parallel documentation if the project is part of a development programme.
6. Fire safety, star classification, notice of operation and Electronic Building Identity.
We handle the technical side; on legal and financing matters we work alongside the advisers you have chosen.
On a complex with several buildings, the order in which they are built decides whether the site flows or stalls. We organise the site in levels with temporary access roads, engineer the retaining works and schedule material deliveries in batches so construction never stops.
Interiors — reception, restaurant, rooms — are worked out early with the architect, so services and concealed elements are in place before the walls are closed.
Send us the basics about the property and the project and we will come back with a proposal and a cost estimate.
