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From fresh seafood and mountain herbs to local dairy produce and wines, there's plenty to make your mouth water. Head to any taverna on the island to enjoy handpicked capers, artichokes, mushrooms and oregano, best day trips athens and you'll never want to leave.
Throw in a circular bar, a couple of hot tubs and the option to order light bites, and the rooftop can stake a claim - alongside the price - to being one of the major lures of this hip 220-room property, the fourth hotel by Tel Aviv-born hospitality group Brown Hotels to open in the Greek capital.
Local claimed he arrived to the region by private car after documenting his controversial journey from the UK on social media, sharing a video taken from a plane and a selfie where his face was covered with a white mask.
During that terrifying 3am head-to-head confrontation, Clarke broke down the front door of Westwood's home and lunged at her with the broken bottle cost of taxi in athens greece vodka only for her to fight back and stab him twice in the chest.
Westwood and her children moved to a secret address in the hope Clark would not find her but following his release he discovered where she lived and in April 2021 attacked her in the kitchen of her home.
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Clark recovered from his injuries but declined to give a statement to officers.
Westwood was arrested after she admitted to stabbing him in self-defence. Police were called to the scene by Westwood's father and found Clark lying on the pavement outside with blood pouring from his wounds.
We parents, meanwhile, are taking the window this unannounced babysitting shift has afforded us to soak in the view, which is stupendous - an almost-360-degree panorama of Athens, including the famed Acropolis, which lies a couple of miles away.
The Small Cyclades are one of Greece's best kept secrets.
Comprised of four charming inhabited islands with a tiny permanent population of residents, Iraklia, Schinoussa, Koufonisia and Donousa have a distinct character unlike any other in the Cyclades.
The other contented-looking guests, taxi prices athens greece lounging on loungers and lolling in cabanas, are busying themselves with selfies and soaking up the August rays, which are pushing the mercury to the late-30s Celsius.
According to legend, the famous sculptor of the Acropolis, Fidias, shared the secrets of his art with the Tinian locals, and you can spot this unique craft all over the island's houses, chapels, fountains and dovecotes, cost of taxi in athens greece as well as in the Marble Arts Museum, in the village of Pýrgos.
We opt for cooked-to-order pancakes with chocolate sauce, watermelon, good coffee from a high-end Douwe Egberts machine and croissants, before taking advantage of the hotel's handy location in Omonia Square, which has a metro station just three stops from Akropoli - the station for the Acropolis.
But the mother-of-two wept as she was given a 16-month jail term suspended for private day tours in Thessaloniki greece two years after prosecutors accepted her plea to the lesser charge of unlawful wounding due to Clark's abusive behaviour. Last December at Minshull Street Crown Court Westwood faced jail after being charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
Emma Westwood, 37, was given a suspended sentence for causing grievous bodily harm after she snapped and twice knifed Christopher Clark in the stomach and left him for dead when he came at her with a broken bottle last year.
We vow to rise early and reach the ancient site before the midday sun and the crowds and fail miserably, instead hoping on a subway train at around 11.30am and ascending the slopes to the pillared Parthenon and the other glorious monuments and sanctuaries in the former city - built in the 5th century BC - amid heaving crowds and in blowtorch heat.
Still, we sleep well on the sumptuous king-sized bed and in the fresh light of day appreciate the hotel's efforts to inject some stylish avian-related quirk into the interior design, typified by the bare lightbulb by the bed held in the beak of a wall-mounted bird sculpture, the golden egg chairs in the foyer and the banquettes housed in birdcage-style frames in the dining room.
Those who love their own reflection will no doubt be bewitched by the dark reflective surfaces that abound - the walls behind and in front of the bed are mirrored, along with the black door and dividing wall for the ensuite.
A pouter's paradise, but ironically given the hotel's name, I find it a bit dark and dingy - the only natural light comes from a small window in one corner (and the view is of a crumbling building next door) and creating a relaxing glow artificially is tricky.
