Location
Central Tzoumerka
Mountain resort
Olivestone Retreat in the mountains of Tzoumerka.
A small stone-built resort in Central Tzoumerka, designed around two private suites, outdoor terraces, warm interiors and a quiet connection to the mountain landscape. The experience brings the resort identity and the Living Lab layer into one focused place.
Under construction
Olivestone Retreat is preparing its final guest experience.
The resort is under construction. For more information about the accommodation, arrival details or Living Lab context, contact the team directly.
info@olivestoneretreat.euResort at a glance
A quiet stone retreat for private mountain stays.
Olivestone Retreat brings together intimate scale, stone architecture, private suite comfort and a strong relationship with the surrounding landscape.
Stay
2 private suites
Character
Stone and terraces
Architecture and arrival
Stone, terraces and mountain views define the first impression.
Stone walls, planted edges, outdoor thresholds and a restrained architectural language define the arrival experience.
Arrival and terraces
Stone walls, stairs, planted edges and outdoor sitting areas shape the first arrival and connect the resort to the Tzoumerka landscape.
Suite comfort
The ground and first-floor suites are shown with warm interiors, compact kitchens, fireplaces, bathroom details and simple guest routines.
Mountain rhythm
Nature-facing windows, quiet corners and restrained materials give the resort a calm rhythm for slow mountain stays.
Resort experience
A calm resort story, grounded in place.
The resort story focuses on intimate scale, stone architecture, private suite comfort and the quiet landscape around Olivestone Retreat.
Resort identity
Stone-built mountain resort
Olivestone Retreat is a small resort shaped by stone architecture, outdoor terraces and the quiet mountain landscape of Central Tzoumerka.
Stay concept
Two private suites
The stay is intentionally intimate: two premium suites with warm interiors, compact kitchens, private corners and a slower rhythm of mountain living.
Living Lab layer
A resort with a learning layer
The Living Lab adds a grounded project layer to the resort, connecting hospitality, landscape care and place-based collaboration.
Design visuals
Rooms and details.
Ground floor
Ground-floor kitchenette with soft neutral tones
A compact kitchen corner with light cabinetry, brass details and practical appliances for longer mountain stays.
Ground floor
Bathroom materials with dark stone tones
A cropped view of the bathroom palette: dark wall tiles, a timber vanity and a bright patterned shower detail.
First floor
First-floor bedroom with warm light
Warm finishes, soft bedding and a quiet window toward the landscape shape the bedroom atmosphere.
First floor
First-floor bedroom with stone wall
A second bedroom view with green tile, exposed stone, warm wall lights and a quiet window toward the landscape.
Resort essentials
Simple, concrete details define the stay.
Two private suites
A small-scale stay with privacy, calm interiors and a strong connection to the outdoors.
Outdoor terraces
Stone thresholds and sitting areas frame slow mornings, quiet afternoons and mountain evenings.
Compact kitchens
The suite visuals show practical kitchen corners for coffee, simple meals and longer stays.
Warm interiors
Stone accents, fireplaces, soft neutral finishes and nature-facing views shape the indoor mood.