Armeni Village is a boutique complex of traditional studios & suites, located in Oia, Santorini, Greece. All units are built with respect to the traditional “cave” architecture of Santorini & furnished in local Cycladic style. Armeni is merely a five-minute “white washed” stroll from the center of Oia. Armeni is located high on the edge of the Caldera, with panoramic views of the volcano, the neighboring Cycladic islands, and the famous Lovers Sunset. Oia is acknowledged as the prettiest and most up market of Santorini’s cliff top settlements. 

 The Studios at Armeni Village have a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, air conditioning, safe box, TV and private bathroom. The Suites for 2 to 4 persons have 2 rooms, a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, air conditioning, safe box, TV and private bathroom.
 
The Superior Suites for 2 to 5 persons have a parlor, master bedroom, attic with 2 single beds or two sofa beds, a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, air conditioning, safe box, TV and private bathroom.
 
The Honeymoon suite welcomes you with champagne, Havana cigars, fruits and confectionary for that just married atmosphere, plus a free cruise to the volcano hot springs and Thairasia. The honeymoon suite is equipped with a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, air conditioning, safe box, TV and private bathroom and offers distinctive privacy.
 
Added features of Armeni Village traditional studios and suites include a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, snack bar, pool bar, and 24-hour reception. 

About Oia. Oia, pronounced ‘Ia’, is the most famous of all villages of Santorini. It is known throughout the world for its quiet life and fantastic sunset, and is certainly the most beautiful and picturesque village of Santorini.

The village is also situated on top of an impressive cliff and offers a spectacular view over the volcano of Palia and Nea Kameni and the island of Thirassia. Oia is situated on the north of the island, 11 km away from Fira. It is a traditional village with charming houses in narrow streets, blue domed churches, and sun-bathed verandas. Its streets have plenty of tourist shops, taverns, cafés, and other shops.

Oia has several cultural attractions like the Maritime Museum which houses a small library, items from the maritime life of the area, and the vestiges of a Venetian fortress.

Many artists fell in love with the area and settled there. For that reason, the village of Oia has many art galleries.

Oia also has a small port, Ammoudi, which can be reached by a set of 300 steps leading down. There, small boats can take you opposite, to the island of Thirassia. The beach of Armenis is also located there. Taverns in Oia offer visitors tasty meals of fresh fish.