Hotel Lameriana Luxury Village (Panormo, Greece)

About Lameriana Luxury Village

Lameriana is a small village at 60m altitude that is estimated to have been created in the 12th century. According to literature sources, the settlement is considered as “metoxi”, meaning that its location on a hill and the immense visibility up to the sea were served as an observatory for the pirates in the venetian times (1204-1669). During the Turkish occupation (1669-1890), it is possible that some buildings were officers' houses. The first name of the village was Lemeriana and only in 1928 do we find the current name Lameriana. In 1900 the village had 102 inhabitants, while the followings years the population started to decline. In 1920 the population census shows 43 persons living in the village, while in 1940 and 1951 Lameriana does not exist in the list of census settlements of Greece. In 1961, 27 people were living in the village. Some years ago, Lameriana was an abandoned stone village. Today, some of the ex-abandoned houses are totally restored with care and respect. They are innovative in tourist accommodation and consist a paradise in the middle of Cretan nature. The suites combine the tradition and the modernity, while the location offers many occasions to spend your time.