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Joanna Hotel on Patmos is Open and Welcoming Guests
Posted On 29 Jun 2020
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Joanna Hotel, Patmos
The Joanna Hotel, located in the village of Grikos on the Greek island of Paτmos, has opened its doors and is welcoming its guests for the summer season.
The hotel is operating under the health and safety protocols implemented by the Greek government to ensure the safety of its visitors and staff against COVID-19.
“The safety, health and wellbeing of our guests and colleagues is our top priority,” said Theologos Bournis, the manager of Joanna Hotel.
Located less than 200 meters from the beach of Grikos, Joanna Hotel is considered ideal for families with small children that wish to spend carefree holidays.
Grikos also features wonderful family-owned taverns offering visitors the chance to taste local cuisine.
Patmos is among the northernmost islands of the Dodecanese complex. It is accessible by ferry from Piraeus. It has no airport, thus remains unaffected by mass tourism, but attracts people from all over the world due to its tranquility.
Furthermore, tourists also arrive to the island to visit pilgrimage sites including the Monastery of St John and the Cave of the Apocalypse.
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