Point of View Cassiopeia, Drymon

Point of View Cassiopeia is a private-style retreat in Drymon, Greece, set in the Δρυμωνας area where the landscape stays quiet and the pace slows down. The property sits at δρυμωνας, so plan on driving for most errands and dining, and use the grocery deliveries service when you want to minimize trips. Guests who have left reviews describe a calm, self-contained stay, though the overall guest rating is modest at 5.5/10 from two reviews, so it’s worth aligning expectations with a low-key, residential feel rather than a big hotel experience.

The standout feature is the infinity pool, which gives you a strong “lookout over the surroundings” mood from the outdoor terrace, especially in the late afternoon. Air conditioning helps with comfort when temperatures rise, and non-smoking rooms support a fresher indoor environment. For meals at home, you’ll have access to BBQ facilities and outdoor furniture, making it easy to turn a simple evening into something memorable.

If you’re planning days out, Myrtos Beach is about 28 km away for swimming and coastal scenery, while the Mycenaean Tholos Tomb is roughly 20 km from Drymon for a culture-focused detour. This setup suits couples and solo explorers who want privacy, plus families who prefer staying together with outdoor space and the option to cook and grill rather than relying on restaurants every night.