Anasa Villas

ANASA Villas are conveniently located 1,2 Km from Molivos (Mithymna) on the island of Lesvos, Greece and only 500 m from the nearest beach.They’re surrounded by a landscape of unique beauty and tranquility, where a magnificent mount range reflecting the lavender colours of the Greek twilight cascades down to meet the crystal clear waters of the Aegean Sea.Hotel InformationEach villa consists of two luxury bedrooms, the master bedroom with a double bed and the second one with two single ones, (cot supplied on request free of charge).The spacious living room has a fireplace and a comfortable sofa that converts into a bed. In addition, there is air-conditioning & central heating system. For your entertainment there is a DVD & CD player, Wireless ADSL Internet connection, Satellite TVs (second TV in second bedroom). There sat receiver can accept most TV card (Irtendo, Viaccess) so that you can watch your favorite channels by bringing your own satellite card.The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances. There is a fridge, an electric stove (4 ceramic elements) and an oven, a microwave oven, a boiler, a toaster, a dishwasher, espresso and filter coffee machines, cooking utensils and cutleries, a vacuum cleaner, an iron and iron board.Each bathroom has a Jacuzzi, a washing machine, a dryer, and a hair dryer. Finally there is indoor parking and outdoors one as well.Molivos (or Mithymna) at the northern tip of Lesvos is arguably the most beautiful village of the island with its picturesque harbour dominated by the castle and tiers of red-tiled stone houses climbing up the slopes away from the blue sea. At night, the flood lit castle turns the harbour into one of the most romantic places on earth, perfect for a special dinner-for-two.Molivos, the capital of the Province, and the contiguous villages of Skala Sykamnia, Sykamnia, Lepetymnos, Argenos, Vafios and rural area of Eftalou comprise the present Municipality of Mithymna. According to mythology, Mithymna was one of the five daughters of the mythical King Makara. During the middle ages Mithymna takes on the name Molivos or Molyvos. The writing of Molivos with an iota (i) could be considered the proper way to spell the name, if we were to accept the assumption that the stem of the word is the West European periphrastic denomination Mont d' olives (mountain of olives).