Where tradition stands tall

Nestled in the mountains of Lesvos, Asomatos carries centuries of history and legends. From the first farming communities in "Chorafelia" to the present-day settlement named after the Holy Temple of Pamegiston Taxiarchon, every stone and cobbled street tells a unique story. Here, you will discover the soul of a place that has stood the test of time, through its architecture, its people, and its living traditions.

In the heart of Asomatos, the Holy Temple of Pamegiston Taxiarchon stands tall, guarding the faith and traditions of the village. Built in 1795, it has been the spiritual center, meeting place, and point of reference for residents and visitors for centuries. Its history is inextricably linked to the course of Asomatos, a living piece of heritage that continues to inspire.

Around Asomatos, there is a landscape of unspoiled beauty, ideal for hiking and exploring. From the cool Nychanta, full of walnut, cherry, and apple trees, to Agioi Anargyroi with its towering plane trees and cool waters, discover trails that lead you to the heart of Lesvos' nature. Each step reveals a new image, offering tranquility and rejuvenation to those who choose to walk in the footsteps of tradition.

In memory of Manolis Kontellis, who shared plates and stories with his beloved friends here.

The heart of Asomatos beats at Kafeneio O Kyr Manolis—the lively meeting place where the village's stories, flavors, and people converge. Where the elders once shared legends and memories, today the tradition continues through the hospitality and mezedes (appetizers) of Mrs. Anthi.

Relax in a calm and elegant space, designed to offer comfort and serenity. From the traditional stone house of the village of Asomatos, enjoy the panoramic view over the lush green olive groves of Lesvos and feel the tranquility of the landscape envelop you.

The two-story house (72 sq.m.) combines the simple beauty of tradition with the comforts of today. The upper floor features a comfortable bedroom and bathroom, while the ground floor offers a living room, dining area, small kitchen, and a second bathroom—all lovingly configured for a hospitable and authentic stay in Asomatos.