Authentic Boutique
Cottages in Pelion

Authentic Boutique
Cottages in Pelion
Our Pelion Traditional
Accommodation

The Old Bakery

Oliver Cottage

Lamon House
Experience the Magic of Ano Gatzea
Hike the "Mule Motorways"
The Pagasitic Gulf
Wildlife Spotting
Landscaped Gardens
Designed for Your Comfort
All-Inclusive Pricing
Fully-Equipped Kitchens
Thoughtful Access

Surrounding Amenities
Nearby places
- De Chirico Bridge
- Epsa Museum
- Folklore Museum Milies
- Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum of Volos
Restaurants and cafes
- Cafe/BarCoco Baroco
- RestaurantGlaros
- Cafe/BarPleiades Hotel
Natural
- MountainPilion
Beach
- Sikia Beach
- Kato Gatzea Beach
- Glyphá Beach
- Kala Nera Beach
- Platanofylla Beach
Public transit
- TrainAno Gatzea
- TrainAno Lechonia
Airports
- Nea Anchialos National Airport
The Dawson’s Cottage Feeling
Frequently Asked
Where exactly is Dawson's Cottage located?
Dawson’s Cottage is nestled in the hills of Ano Gatzea, a traditional Greek village on the Pelion peninsula. We are perfectly situated where the mountain slopes gently to the sea, offering a tranquil escape away from the crowds, yet easily accessible for your Greek holiday.
How far is the sea from the cottages?
We are just a short, scenic walk through our ancient olive groves to the stunning Pagasitic Gulf. The sea here is almost entirely enclosed by land, making the waters warm, calm, and perfect for swimming most of the year.
Which boutique cottage is right for my group?
We have three unique homes on our estate to suit different needs: The Old Bakery is perfect for larger families or groups, sleeping up to 8 people comfortably. Oliver Cottage is a charming family holiday home that sleeps up to 4 people. Lamon House is a romantic, treehouse-feel getaway ideal for couples.
Are there any hidden charges or extra fees?
Not at all. We believe in simple, honest hospitality. All our prices are completely all-inclusive with absolutely no hidden fees. The price you see is the price you pay for your authentic Greek village experience.
Do I need a car to get around the village?
While a car is helpful for reaching the Pelion region, life in Ano Gatzea is wonderfully slow-paced. In fact, half of our neighbors still rely on mules as their main transport. You can explore the village and hike the traditional cobbled paths (known locally as “mule motorways”) all day without encountering a single car.













