Myrtales Restaurant
Myrtales Restaurant is a restaurant located at the Pomegranate Wellness Spa Hotel, on the 4th km of the provincial road in Nea Potidea. It operates daily from 1…
Find your place to gather
This page is for planners organising small private gatherings in Nea Potidhaia, where the options are hospitality venues rather than dedicated event halls. Event venues in Nea Potidhaia means a restaurant inside a spa hotel, hotels and a resort along the Moudania road, private villas, and the open Archaeological Site of Potidaia. Each suits a different kind of host, and each needs a different question asked before you commit.
Myrtales Restaurant is a restaurant located at the Pomegranate Wellness Spa Hotel, on the 4th km of the provincial road in Nea Potidea. It operates daily from 1…
8 Boutique Suites is a hotel in Nea Potidea, on the 4th km of the Moudania road. Its rooms come with air conditioning, central heating, a fan, a kitchen and a b…
Medite Kassandra Resort is a hotel-resort in Nea Potidea, Halkidiki, located 4km from Nea Moudania. Its rooms include air conditioning, central heating and a ba…
The Archaeological Site of Potidaia is a historic attraction in Nea Potidaia, in the regional unit of Chalkidiki. It is an open archaeological site that visitor…
Elia Luxury Villas by EliaMare is a villa accommodation in Nea Potidea, at the 4th km of the provincial road toward N. Moudania. The business operates as a vill…
Myrtales Restaurant sits at the Pomegranate Wellness Spa Hotel on the 4th km of the provincial road, and the restaurant itself says it takes private bookings and group events. Medite Kassandra Resort and 8 Boutique Suites are both on the Moudania road, four kilometres from Nea Moudania; the resort's rooms each open onto a balcony or veranda. Elia Luxury Villas by EliaMare, on the same provincial road, offers private villa stays and a holiday apartment.
The Archaeological Site of Potidaia is an open historic monument in Nea Potidaia, listed as a historic attraction rather than a bookable venue. Treat it as a setting to build an itinerary around, not as a space you can reserve.
For a seated meal with catering handled in-house, the restaurant inside the spa hotel is the closest thing here to a conventional reception space, and it is the only listing that states it hosts group events. Hotels and the resort are better suited to guests who need to stay overnight, but their own descriptions cover rooms, not event spaces, so ask what a private gathering would actually use.
Villas give privacy and a residential feel, which suits small ceremonies, but catering, seating and sound arrangements are yours to bring. Confirm with each venue what it will host, what furniture or equipment exists, and who supplies food and drink; the answers differ sharply between a staffed restaurant and a self-contained villa.
The restaurant states that it accepts private bookings and group events, so it is the clearest starting point. Contact it directly to confirm what a specific gathering would involve.
The listings describe rooms and accommodation, including air conditioning, heating, kitchens or balconies, and do not state event hosting. Ask each hotel what private gatherings it can accommodate.
The site is listed as an open historic monument and attraction, not as a bookable venue. Treat it as a setting for an itinerary and check with the relevant authorities before relying on it.