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Our four suites in Metsovo

From 24 to 60 m², for 2 to 5 guests, or the whole house for 15. The names are Vlach for one, two, three and four.

  1. Úna “one” A whole apartment, under wooden coffers and a brass chandelier. Up to 4 · 1 bedroom · kitchen · terrace Step into Úna
  2. Duáo “two” A wooden balcony above Metsovo’s rooftops. Up to 5 · 2 bedrooms · kitchen · balcony Step into Duáo
  3. Tréi “three” For two, with the lamp lit and the Pindus across the valley. 2 guests · 1 double · kitchenette · balcony Step into Tréi
  4. Pátru “four” In the afternoon the sun comes through the lace and leaves flowers on the pillows. 2 + 2 · 2 singles · kitchenette · balcony Step into Pátru

Every photograph of the suites is real; most also carry the date they were taken.

02 — THE FOUR SUITES 40 PHOTOGRAPHS

Step into every suite, one photograph at a time

Every photograph of the suites, in the order you live them: living room, bed, details, bathroom, view. Each click of the wheel brings the next photograph. Scroll faster and they run like film; after the last one, the next suite. Swipe for the next photograph; after the last one, the next suite.

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  1. Suite 01 of 04

    Úna

    Úna means “one” in Vlach

    A whole apartment with its own kitchen and terrace, under a carved wooden ceiling.

    • 60 m²
    • up to 4 guests
    • 1 double + a sofa bed
    • Full kitchen
    • Terrace

    ASK FOR ÚNA See Úna

    1. Úna suite living room in Metsovo: sofa bed, armchair, coffee table, chandelier and a sliding door to the bedroom
      The living room and sofa bed
    2. Úna suite living room: ceramic-and-brass chandelier, carved damask armchair, wooden coffee table and sheer curtains
      The living room, chandelier and carved armchair
    3. Úna suite bedroom in Metsovo: coffered wooden ceiling, brass chandelier and a double bed with a red velvet throw
      The bedroom beneath the wooden ceiling
    4. Úna suite bedroom under a wooden ceiling: carved headboard, lit bedside lamp and daylight through sheer curtains
      Daylight in the bedroom
    5. Úna suite in the evening: a hand holds a glass of rosé in front of the double bed with its carved wooden headboard
      A glass of rosé by the bed
    6. Úna suite: a pierced brass oil-lamp-style chandelier with a white opaline shade beneath a coffered wooden ceiling
      The brass chandelier and coffered ceiling
    7. Úna suite: the carved wooden scroll arm of an armchair upholstered in red-and-gold floral damask
      Carved wood and damask
    8. Úna suite: a carved wooden bowl holding a pine cone on a solid-wood table, the red-and-gold armchair behind
      A carved wooden bowl on the living-room table
    9. Úna suite: a gilded ceramic vase painted with flowers, holding dried blooms, in front of a wooden bookcase
      Ceramic vase and dried flowers
    10. Úna suite in Metsovo: a sheer curtain, a bronze crushed-velvet drape and a lit glass-shaded lamp on the bedside table
    11. Úna suite bathroom: round LED-lit mirror, marble-look wall tiles and a chrome tap over the basin
      The backlit bathroom mirror
    12. Úna suite bathroom: white vessel basin on a wooden vanity, round LED mirror, marble-look tiles and a heated towel rail
      The marble-look bathroom

  2. Suite 02 of 04

    Duáo

    Duáo means “two” in Vlach

    Two bedrooms and a wooden balcony above the rooftops.

    • 60 m²
    • up to 5 guests
    • 2 bedrooms + a sofa bed
    • Full kitchen
    • Balcony

    ASK FOR DUÁO See Duáo

    1. Duáo suite living and dining room: coffered wooden ceiling, five-light chandelier, sofa, carved armchair and dining table
      Living and dining room under the coffered ceiling
    2. Duáo suite bedroom in Metsovo: timber-plank ceiling, oil-lamp pendant, green velvet throw and curtains
      Bedroom with timber ceiling and green velvet
    3. Duáo suite: double bed with a green velvet throw, a lit oil-lamp pendant overhead and green velvet curtains
      The bedroom by lamplight
    4. Duáo suite: double bed with a green velvet throw, timber-plank ceiling, white sheers and green velvet curtains
      The bedroom towards the window
    5. Duáo suite: double bed with a taupe waffle-weave cover, timber-plank ceiling, warm cove light and green velvet curtains
      The bedroom with a waffle-weave cover
    6. Duáo suite second bedroom: diamond-pattern wooden ceiling, red velvet throw and a window with an iron grille
      Second bedroom with red velvet
    7. Duáo suite second bedroom: diamond-pattern wooden ceiling, double bed, carved armchair and two landscape prints
      Second bedroom under the diamond-pattern ceiling
    8. Duáo suite: in a wood-framed mirror, a woman holding a wine glass walks through the bedroom beneath the timber ceiling
      The bedroom seen in the mirror
    9. Duáo suite: carved wooden armchair upholstered in red-and-gold striped floral damask against a textured plaster wall
      Carved armchair in red-and-gold damask
    10. Duáo suite bathroom: round backlit mirror, oval vessel basin on a wooden vanity and a panelled door with an amber glass pane
      Bathroom with round mirror and panelled door
    11. View from Duáo's carved wooden balcony over Metsovo's stone houses, red-tiled roofs, a walnut tree and forested slopes

  3. Suite 03 of 04

    Tréi

    Tréi means “three” in Vlach

    Our smallest and cosiest: honey-coloured wood, lamplight, a balcony facing the Pindus.

    • 24 m²
    • 2 guests
    • 1 double
    • Kitchenette
    • Balcony

    ASK FOR TRÉI See Tréi

    1. Tréi suite: double bed, honey-toned timber ceiling, oil-lamp pendant, carved nightstand, wine-red sheer and gilt mirror
      The room under the timber ceiling
    2. Tréi suite in Metsovo: double bed, an autumn landscape print and a wine-red sheer tied back at the window
      The bed by the window
    3. Tréi suite: timber ceiling, wine-red sheers, gilt mirror, wardrobe, balcony door and a wooded slope in the window
      The room towards the balcony door
    4. Tréi suite: oil-lamp-style pendant with white glass in a dark scrolled metal frame, hanging from the timber-plank ceiling
      The oil-lamp pendant under the timber ceiling
    5. Tréi suite in Metsovo: a wine-red sheer curtain tied back beside the window in the afternoon light
    6. Tréi suite bathroom: chrome mixer tap on a white basin, onyx-look tiles and a cut-glass soap dispenser with a gold pump
      Chrome tap and onyx-look tiles
    7. Tréi suite bathroom: floating fluted-wood vanity with black bar handles, white basin top, chrome tap and a backlit mirror
      The fluted wooden vanity
    8. View from the Tréi suite: a hand holding a monocular over Metsovo's tiled roofs and a green slope under low cloud
      Clouds over the rooftops

  4. Suite 04 of 04

    Pátru

    Pátru means “four” in Vlach

    Two single beds and a sofa bed, behind lace that lights up in the afternoon sun.

    • 28 m²
    • 2 adults + 2 children
    • 2 singles + a sofa bed
    • Kitchenette
    • Balcony

    ASK FOR PÁTRU See Pátru

    1. Pátru suite in Metsovo: two single beds, two lace-curtained windows, a copper plate and a coffered wooden ceiling
      The two single beds from the corner
    2. Pátru suite: kitchenette and sitting corner under a coffered wooden ceiling, with an ornate brass-and-opaline hanging lamp
      The kitchenette and sitting corner
    3. Pátru suite in Metsovo: two single beds beneath sunlit lace curtains, with a hammered copper plate between the windows
    4. Pátru suite: single bed beside a lace-curtained window, a lit bedside lamp and carved wooden niche shelves above the wainscot
      Single bed, lace and carved shelves
    5. Pátru suite: two lace-curtained windows with a hammered copper plate between them and an ornate hanging lamp in silhouette
      Two windows, lace and copper
    6. Pátru suite: carved wooden nesting tables with a rustic wooden bowl, a wine-red sheer curtain and a brass plate on the wall
      Carved nesting tables by the window
    7. Pátru suite: lace curtain with a floral damask pattern in raking sunlight, white pillows below in soft shadow
      Lace in the sunlight
    8. Pátru suite: a white pillow dappled with sunlight through a lace curtain, beside carved wooden niche shelves
      Sunlight through the lace
    9. Pátru suite: stripes of sunlight on a pillow, with a softly blurred lace curtain at the window behind
      Stripes of light on the pillow

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03 THE WHOLE HOUSE

Four doors and one courtyard, just for your group.

  1. 4 Úna
  2. 5 Duáo
  3. 2 Tréi
  4. 4 Pátru
  5. 15 up to 13 adults and 2 children

All four suites and the courtyard, for families and groups of up to 15.

ASK FOR THE WHOLE HOUSEThe whole house
The MetsoVillas courtyard in Metsovo: stone paving, potted roses and hydrangeas, an outdoor table and an iron gate
The courtyard

04 COMPARE

The four, side by side

The four suites compared
01 Úna 02 Duáo 03 Tréi 04 Pátru
SIZE 60 m² 60 m² 24 m² 28 m²
GUESTS up to 4 up to 5 up to 2 2 adults + 2 children
BEDROOMS 1 2 one room one room
BEDS 1 double and a sofa bed 2 bedrooms and a sofa bed 1 double 2 singles and a sofa bed
KITCHEN Full kitchen Full kitchen Kitchenette Kitchenette
OUTDOOR SPACE Terrace Balcony Balcony Balcony
VIEW Garden and mountains Metsovo’s stone houses and red-tiled roofs · garden and mountains The Pindus mountains The Pindus slope
BEST FOR Four friends or a family; a couple who want room Up to 5; two bedrooms A couple 2 adults + 2 children
See Úna See Duáo See Tréi See Pátru

6 to 15 of you? The whole house

05 IN EVERY SUITE

In every suite

  • Its own bathroom
  • A kitchen or kitchenette
  • A wooden ceiling, different in each
  • Heating
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bed linen
  • The stone courtyard, shared by the four
  • The municipal car park next door

The terms, in one line

Check-in 15:00–21:00 · check-out by 12:00 · children welcome, infants aged 0–2 free · no pets

All booking terms

06 THE NAMES

Why Vlach names

  1. Úna1 · “one”
  2. Duáo2 · “two”
  3. Tréi3 · “three”
  4. Pátru4 · “four”

The suites are named after the Aromanian (Vlach) numbers one to four, still heard in Metsovo. Their story, and why we spell it Duáo, is on the house page.

The house