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Historic Stone Building in Crete Reopens as New Hotel Unit

Tuesday, 23 June 2026/Source: Tornos News/1 min read

A traditional stone building in the village of Agia Paraskevi, in the Minoa Pediadas municipality east of Heraklion, has been renovated and opened as a new hotel unit. The project involved an investment of 422,292 euros to restore and convert the historic structure into tourist accommodation. Minoa Pediadas is an inland area of central Crete, known for its agricultural landscapes and traditional Cretan villages, and sits roughly 30 kilometers southeast of Heraklion city. The conversion adds authentic, heritage-style lodging to a region that sees fewer visitors than coastal destinations, offering travelers an alternative base for exploring the Cretan countryside. Tourists looking for a quieter, more rural experience away from busy resort areas may find this type of accommodation appealing. The property is now operational and accepting guests.

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