Villa Pnoi – Modern aesthetics in traditional stone, overlooking the north coast of Rethymno. Villa Pnoi is a unique accommodation in the traditional settlement of Maroulas in Rethymno, which uniquely combines modern design with traditional Cretan stone. Its exterior, built of authentic stone, respects the architectural identity of the area and blends harmoniously into the natural environment. Inside, however, the villa unfolds a modern, elegant and functional space, with simple lines, natural materials and every modern comfort, creating a highly aesthetic accommodation experience. The villa took its name, “Pnoi”, from the purity of the air that you breathe as soon as you arrive at its location. From its terrace, the unobstructed view of the sea and the open landscape fills you with a sense of freedom, peace and true connection with nature. Ideal for those seeking tranquility, modern comfort and authenticity in a truly breathtaking environment — for all of us who need, every now and then, a deep “breath”. Location & Distances: Rethymno (Old Town & Port): 10 km – 12 minutes drive Platanias Beach: 4 km – 7 minutes Chania Airport (CHQ): 72 km – approximately 1 hour Heraklion Airport (HER): 80 km – 12 minutes 60 km – 55 minutes Archaeological Museum of Rethymno: 11 km Fortetsa (Venetian Fortress): 11 km Arkadi Monastery: 14 km Anogeiana caves and gorges: 35–40 km Kourtaliotis Gorge & Preveli Beach: 40–45 km. Moni:
The host of Villa Pnoi is always willing to help and offer an authentic hospitality experience. He created the villa with the intention that the visitor can experience it as he sees it through his own eyes – with respect for the landscape, love for tradition and a deep appreciation for the tranquility and beauty of the place.
Villa Pnoi is located in a quiet and harmonious neighborhood in Maroulas, a traditional settlement with authentic character and hospitable permanent residents. It is surrounded by natural scenery, old mansions and narrow cobblestone streets, offering peace and authenticity, away from the tourist crowds.