This junior suite sits within one of the buildings of the resort and offers a proper separation between bedroom and living space, with a bathroom fitted with a bathtub and a balcony or terrace that opens to a direct or side sea view. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors let in plenty of light and open the room to that outlook, while air conditioning, a mini bar, and satellite TV cover the practical side of a longer stay. The marble bathroom and daily maid service add a touch of polish without tipping into excess.

The suite sleeps up to three adults with a child or infant, or two adults with two children, making it a workable base for a small family. A welcome drink on arrival and beach towels supplied for the day are small but useful touches for guests heading down to Nikiti Beach, a Blue Flag stretch of sand with sunbeds and umbrellas a short distance away.

Nikiti itself keeps a foothold in its older character, with a waterfront promenade lined by tavernas and shops and an old town of stone houses and narrow lanes above it. The Church of Agios Nikitas, dating to 1867, sits at the highest point of the village and looks out over the Toroneos Gulf, giving a sense of place beyond the resort grounds.