# Eréma > Perched on a cliff surrounded by nature, Eréma presents open horizons and sweeping views over the Aegean Sea. The outdoor areas unfold gradually, with terraces and planted zones conceived as a continuation of the island’s terraced topography. Drawing inspiration from the island’s mineral-rich landscape, the design uses stone, marble, and softened earth tones to create spaces that feel grounded, calm, and contemporary. ## Key facts - **Location:** Milos, Greece - **Rooms:** 41 ## Highlights - Private pool suites - LEED-focused design - Aegean sea views - Wellness-led retreat - Two signature restaurants - Cycladic landscape integration ## Design and architecture Architecture Aristides Dallas Architects & Micromega Architecture & Strategies Architecture Aristides Dallas Architects & Micromega Architecture & Strategies Eréma is conceived as a retreat of openness and restraint. The architecture responds to the island’s volcanic terrain rather than competing with it. Monolithic volumes, earthy tones, and sculpted openings reference the island’s mineral character without imitating vernacular Cycladic forms. Here, stone, marble, and softened earth tones create spaces that feel grounded, calm, and contemporary. Throughout the property, generous openings and fluid transitions encourage a continuous relationship between interior spaces and the horizon beyond. Interior design Interior Design Laboratorium Materiality, texture, and spatial composition command attention at Eréma, where natural stone and tactile surfaces echo the island’s volcanic origins. An earth-tone palette defines the atmosphere, with color and texture serving as the protagonists—layered, raw, and refined—creating spaces that feel both elemental and serene. The guestrooms draw inspiration from minerals found on the island: Perlite, quartz, bentonite, kaolin, and sulfur inform the tonal direction, expressed through soft whites, muted greys, warm earth tones, and subtle green hues. In the communal spaces, references to manganese, tuff, pumice, and obsidian introduce deeper, more textured accents. ## Rooms and suites - **Element Suite** (35sqm (376sqft); King bed): Conceived as a private sanctuary attuned to the island’s pace, the Element Suite invites slow, restorative stays. A king-size bed and rainfall shower form the interiors, while wide openings lead to a secluded terrace with loungers, an outdoor dining area, and a private pool overlooking the Aegean. Its design draws from Mediterranean and Cycladic traditions, rooted in warmth and craft. Bespoke furnishings and natural textures bring character to the space, while Milos stone and fine terrazzo finishes reflect the island’s raw, mineral beauty. Natural light, open horizons, and shaded outdoor living create an atmosphere of quiet comfort. Sleeps 2. - **Drift Suite** (45sqm (484sqft); King bed): Designed to blur the line between indoors and out, the Drift Suite opens onto a sun-drenched terrace where a private pool and open-air dining frame views of the Aegean’s endless blue. Defined by a quiet sense of ease and gentle movement, it unfolds across a generous open layout with a separate living area and refined, tactile interiors. Contemporary and minimal yet unmistakably Mediterranean, the suite channels a warm Cycladic sensibility—handcrafted textures, custom joinery, and bespoke lighting and furnishings are tailored to each space. Local stone and mineral-inspired finishes reflect the island’s geological palette, grounding the space in the landscape from which it emerges. Sleeps 3. - **Horizon Suite** (45sqm (484sqft); King bed): Bathed in natural light, the Horizon Suite is crafted for quiet living, where effortless interiors open to uninterrupted sea views fading into the quiet meeting of land, sky, and water. A king-size bedroom with rainfall shower and a distinct living area extend fluidly onto a private terrace, where sun loungers, an al fresco dining setting, and a private pool invite long, sun-soaked days. Each space is furnished with a considered blend of bespoke pieces and carefully selected contemporary design. Local stone from Milos anchors architectural elements in the island’s mineral terrain, while soft natural finishes and subtle terrazzo details add texture and warmth. Thoughtfully oriented to welcome natural light and sea breezes, the suite follows a bioclimatic approach that allows comfort to unfold naturally throughout the day. Sleeps 3. - **Unity Suite** (75sqm (807sqft); 2 king beds): Designed for shared moments and effortless living, the Unity Suite features two king-size bedrooms with rainfall showers and a separate living area that balances privacy with connection. The expansive terrace, complete with sunbeds, al fresco dining, and a private pool, extends the suite into the open landscape. Contemporary yet unmistakably Mediterranean, the suite channels a warm Cycladic sensibility. Natural materials, handcrafted textures and bespoke furnishings create spaces that feel calm, tactile and quietly refined. Guided by bioclimatic principles, the suite is oriented to the island’s openness, allowing natural ventilation and gentle shading to support comfort throughout the day. Local stone and mineral-toned finishes, inspired by Milos’ geological landscape, create an elemental setting for unhurried moments. Sleeps 5. ## Dining Akiton Restaurant Suspended between sea, sky, and land As day transitions into evening, Akiton becomes a space of quiet transformation. Panoramic sunset views shape the atmosphere, moving everything into a slower, more contemplative rhythm. Here, Chef Yiannis Kioroglou draws on his experience at celebrated destinations to express the Medite-Grecian philosophy. Halaka Restaurant Authentic, elemental, and enduring Halaka is rooted in simplicity. Seasonal ingredients from the Cycladic region and a sense of place create the ideal dining spot from breakfast to lunch. Familiar flavors are thoughtfully elevated, creating a dining experience that feels both grounded and quietly sophisticated. Framed by the natural landscape, Circe invites moments of calm. It is a gathering place where water, sky, and sea merge into one. ## Wellness Shaped by the island’s mineral character and its restorative natural elements, Elios features three treatment rooms and an outdoor heated pool. Eréma’s fitness center, meanwhile, faces the sea, allowing physical activity to unfold against an expansive horizon. Extending outward, a platform hosts yoga sessions, reinforcing the dialogue between body and landscape. A linear swimming pool acts as the spatial anchor of the wellness complex. ## Frequently asked questions ### Where is Eréma located? Eréma is in Milos, Greece. ### How many rooms does Eréma have? Eréma has 41 rooms. ### What dining does Eréma offer? Akiton Restaurant Suspended between sea, sky, and land As day transitions into evening, Akiton becomes a space of quiet transformation. Panoramic sunset views shape the atmosphere, moving everything into a slower, more contemplative rhythm. ### What wellness experiences does Eréma offer? Shaped by the island’s mineral character and its restorative natural elements, Elios features three treatment rooms and an outdoor heated pool. Eréma’s fitness center, meanwhile, faces the sea, allowing physical activity to unfold against an expansive horizon. ### What makes Eréma distinctive? Highlights of Eréma include Private pool suites, LEED-focused design, Aegean sea views and Wellness-led retreat. ## Source - Page: https://www.newluxuryguide.com/hotels/erema - Last updated: 2026-10-17 - Published by New Luxury Guide from its hotel database.