He's taken several Greek classics and take them to a whole new level, adding contemporary twists without losing sight of Paros' love of good, honest traditional food.īreakfast is a tasty mix of salads, breads, eggs and yoghurt, all accompanied by a selection of juices, smoothies and tea infused with Greek herbs.įood is available throughout the entire day at Mr. E, named after co-owner Antonis Eliopoulos and whose cuisine offering is headed up by renowned Greek chef Alexandros Tsiotinis. But with the sun hanging over Parilio for what feels like eternity, we wouldn't knock you if you felt comfy soaking up the sun beside its heavenly pool. Parilio's northern location means you're only a 10-minute from the narrow whitewashed lanes of Naoussa, too. The earthy tones throughout the resort reflect the surrounding landscape, while its simple design is an homage to the traditional homes and monastries found on the island. The two rock formations built into its sides are echoes of nearby Kolymbithres, whose boulder-studded white sand is regarded as the best beach in Paros.Ībove all, Parilio is an authentic getaway whose roots are steadfastly planted in Paros.
In-between, Parilio's cross-shaped pool is its pretty focal point and, shaded by two giant araucaria pines, the best place to base yourself. Here, your days begin with throwing open your wooden shutters in the morning and end with a cocktail in hand while admiring a handsome sunset. Parilio provides the perfect setting from which to worship it, with the bright vitamin D-filled days lasting as long as you'd like them to. The name Parilio is a fusion of Paros and Ilios – the Greek word for sun. Time seems to almost slow to a stop, the unhurried metronome of Paros amplified in a cream-coloured cocoon where long, lazy afternoons are as dreamy as they sound. However, your stay here should be anything but. With its crisp lines, polished archways and palatial colonnades, Parilio's sleek design is a stunning architectural labour of love.
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