“A small urban hotel with small rooms, much like Paris. No long term parking on site, just check-in and leaving luggage; parking garage a short walk away was 20 euros for two nights. The seaside promenade is steps away, with restaurants. There are high end shops three blocks away, near the church. Volos is the gateway to the Pelion Peninsula and a handy place to stay before boarding the historic train at Año Lechovia. There are also charter sailboats docked at the promenade.”
“A small urban hotel with small rooms, much like Paris. No long term parking on site, just check-in and leaving luggage; parking garage a short walk away was 20 euros for two nights. The seaside promenade is steps away, with restaurants. There are high end shops three blocks away, near the church. Volos is the gateway to the Pelion Peninsula and a handy place to stay before boarding the historic train at Año Lechovia. There are also charter sailboats docked at the promenade.”
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