Olea All Suite Hotel

July 10, 2021

Block722 architects, an Athens based architectural practice, designed Olea All Suite Hotel with its 93 rooms,situated on the island of Zakynthos.


Perched organically on an evergreen hill in Tsilivi, sheltered from the winds and merging with the emerald colors of the lush natural landscape, the Olea All Suite Hotel is a contemporary, peaceful retreat; a design-led sanctuary that taps into the ever-present element of water.



At the center of it all, functioning as the tranquil heart of the hotel is a 4000 sq.m man-made lake with suites and hotel facilities developing naturally around it. Α calming, transforming power of water flows freely through the veins of the Olea All Suite Hotel. The complete absence of boundaries between the resort's suites and the communal spaces cultivates a unique sense of freedom and mindfulness resembling the deep state of relaxation one feels when floating.



Block722architects+ worked closely with the existing vegetation — like the venerable olive trees that have been gracing this plot of land for centuries. Using natural materials (like rustic oak wood, bamboo, and rattan) and techniques, they redefined the physical environment while emphasizing the autonomy of each suite unit, with the result resembling more of a luxurious, tropical island settlement. “The most important thing to us was how the guests would experience their surroundings,” says Katja Margaritoglou, co-founder and interior designer for the firm. “The design aims to bring guests in sync with nature and its elements, connecting the indoors with the outdoors in a seamless way that helps them unwind and explore the resort in its entirety.



Keeping up with the mindfulness, nature and relaxation aspects, Olea All Suite Hotel puts a big emphasis on wellness. Guests can rejuvenate at the Wellness Spa & Relaxation area (with special aromatic and essential oils therapies using Mediterranean herbs), train at the fully equipped gym, pamper themselves at the beauty salon and unwind at the yoga pavilion. Of course, they can also swim or float in the all- encompassing lake-like pool.



Around this “lake”, natural meeting points are formed. Lounges are protected from the sun by the cooling shadows of pergolas and trees, where guests can enjoy a variety of snacks and drinks all day long, or have their taste buds regaled by the culinary options that tap into Greek and Mediterranean flavours with a creative spin. Furthermore, at the Sunset Bar which is strategically positioned so that the rays of the setting sun envelop every inch of the premises, one can find an exclusive menu of signature cocktails.




The 93 suites at Olea span between 36 and 105 square meters, and all feature outdoor living spaces with impressive views of the hotel’s surroundings. The 36-square-meter “Superior Suite Swim Up” and 40-square-meter Superior Water Suite offer a shared pool, while the Executive Suite, the Honeymoon Suite, and the Presidential Suite — at 40, 53, and 105 square meters, respectively — all boast a private pool.



Address  Tsilivi, Zakynthos island, 29100, Greece  www.oleaallsuitehotel.com
Photography  Claus Brechenmacher-Reiner Baumann  www.brechenmacher-baumann.com
Architecture & Interior Design  BLOCK722 architects+  www.block722.com

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