Milia offers 13 guest-houses/rooms. Each “room” is uniquely and originally furnished, and offers a distinct atmosphere from what one is normally accustomed to. The guest-houses have been built from the foundations of the old village houses with local materials – chestnut wood and stone, keeping to the architecture characteristic of the area, and are furnished with old restored furniture collected from the surrounding villages. Huge rocks comprise the walls of some of the houses, which the villagers had used as parts of the buildings when they were initially built. The houses blend so harmoniously with the environment that one can actually imagine them just sprouting up from the earth.

The comforts at Milia are basic. Rooms either have :

• Double or single beds
• Their own WC with shower and hot water
• Either fireplaces or woodstoves for heat during the winter
• Most rooms have some sort of sitting space
• They all have either a balcony, small terrace or garden
• And as the light of the day recedes from Milia, they light candles. Solar energy  provide  electric power at Milia