
Best Luxury Hotels in Greece
From the white-washed walls of the Greek Islands to the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, Greece is a breathtaking destination that promises an unforgettable getaway. Discover the best luxury hotels in Greece, from 5-star resorts to boutique hideaways, so that you can experience the ultimate in comfort and luxury. Whether you are looking for an exquisite spa, a Michelin-star restaurant, or an exclusive beachfront property, you will find it here. So come explore the wonders of Greece and find the perfect luxury hotel for your dream holiday.
Crete, Marathi
JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa
(5 stars)Set along the serene shores of Marathi, close to the atmospheric harbour town of Chania, JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa presents 160 guest rooms, suites, and villas, many with private pools and all gazing across the Aegean. Spread over more than 100 acres, the property’s architecture by Athens-based studio Block722 draws on marble, warm-toned woods, and planted rooftops threaded with olive and carob trees, creating a dialogue between contemporary design and Crete’s natural and cultural heritage. Interiors carry a quiet elegance, shaped by organic forms, sculptural lighting, and a palette of sun-baked terracotta, olive, and sand.
Dining is a journey in itself, from ANOEE’s open-fire Cretan cooking to Õnalos’ fresh sea-to-table creations, rustic Italian at Cuccagna, convivial Mediterranean plates at Fayi, and the relaxed settings of Suncti and Eēxis, where a mixology partnership with Line Athens infuses cocktails with Cretan botanicals. Wellness takes centre stage at the ANOSEAS Spa, complemented by a yoga deck, fitness facilities, and four shimmering pools. Families discover imaginative spaces at the Phestos Den kids club, while curated cultural and sea-based excursions offer an authentic connection to the island’s stories and landscapes.
Santorini, Oia
Santo Pure
(5 stars)Santo Pure is nestled in the outskirts of Oia village and is tastefully decorated in the iconic Santorini style. The essence of this oasis is tranquillity and pure luxury. There are 83 serene suites and 2 villas with private pools, jacuzzis and outdoor living spaces. Each of the accommodation options offers shimmering Aegean Sea views and a secluded escape. Guests can enjoy farm-to-table Mediterranean dining at the award-winning Alios Ilios Restaurant by night with expert wine pairings and live musical accompaniments. There is also a dedicated breakfast area and the indulgent Akratos Pool Bar serving cocktails and snacks all day long. In keeping with the hotels goal to provide relaxation and a connection to nature, there are wonderful wellness and fitness facilities including Anassa Spa with its indoor pool as well as lush gardens. The hotel offers gastronomy, wellness and outdoor experiences on site and around the island.
Mykonos, Ornos
Myconian O
(5 stars)Family-owned by the Daktylides, this beachside adult-only hotel is part of a collection of 10 boutique resorts on Mykonos. This one is a love letter to the island, a stylish and restful place of sanctuary. Here you’ll find uber cool features, such as vinyl record players and mustard yellow retro phones in bedrooms, rattan lights suspended over swimming pools, pops of monochrome and plush black daybeds. Menus forgo the standard holiday fare, in favour of bao buns, sashimi, vegan canapes and Old Fashioneds. O epitomises boho-chic and everything here is a true work of art.
Attica, Athens, Glyfada
Dusit Suites Athens
(5 stars)Holiday on the Athenian Riviera, specifically Glyfada, but in contemporary Thai style. Dusit is an Asian group, here bringing its signature look and feel to the Greek capital. Its five-star suites are complemented by a rooftop Mediterranean restaurant and bar (O Live), a pan-Asian restaurant (DAO), a heated Vitality Pool with a sauna and steam room and the brand’s signature Namm Spa (all adult guests are treated to one complimentary massage treatment per stay). The low-rise property offers views of the sea on one side and the mountains on the other.
Paros, Naousa
Avant Mar Hotel & Suites
(5 stars)Avant Mar, a 5-star beach resort that blends modern design with the tranquil essence of Greek culture, has opened its doors on Paros, an island known for its exclusive allure in Greece. Located merely a five-minute stroll from the quaint village of Naoussa and a short walk from Piperi Beach, where guests can enjoy complimentary sunbeds. This elegant Cycladic hotel features 38 rooms designed with minimalist elegance, including seven suites equipped with private plunge pools. At the heart of the resort lies a serene 180-foot swimming pool with views across the Aegean Sea, crafted cocktails on hand and a relaxed vibe. Dining options include the island’s premiere restaurant inspired by Nobu, an all-day dining venue with a laid-back atmosphere, and a pastry shop that showcases the richness of Greek culinary traditions. The resort’s wellness space, combines indoor comfort with outdoor tranquillity, offering spa and beauty treatments in partnership with the prestigious Cinq Mondes brand. Guests can also enjoy outdoor Yoga and Pilates sessions.
Santorini, Fira
Erosantorini
(4 stars)For the ultimate privacy and luxury this private estate perched 1000 feet above the sea is ideal. The two-acre plot boasts total privacy away from the other crowded Santorini resorts. The capital of Fira is just over a mile away whilst Oia is a nine-mile drive, but when you have this complex to yourself, who needs to leave? The unrivalled views take centre stage here and again, with no other properties nearby, the vistas are pure un-spoilt drama. Accommodation is made up of four standalone bungalows, housing up to 14 guests. The outside and inside blend seamlessly through large day beds, outdoor showers and plunge pools. Luxe design elements run throughout including heated floors, floating fireplaces and marbles and concrete bathrooms. Design lovers will appreciate the cubist architecture of the building and this striking simplicity continues inside through the black, white and grey colour palette. Whilst guests will have the resort to themselves, the property is fully staffed including a chef who has honed his skills at Michelin-starred restaurants.
Attica, Athens, Psirri
18 Micon Street
This unusually named hotel takes its inspiration from its Greek industrial past and was nominated at the 2018 World Boutique Hotel Awards. The designers have a thoughtful and ethical approach to preserving the history of the building and telling its story. All rooms have been designed using the 3 elements of construction – namely wood, cement and brick – to create a lovely effect of modern and traditional. Many rooms have amazing views of the Acropolis and city skyline.
Rhodes, Kolimbia
Cook’s Club Kolymbia
(5 stars)This international resort concept creates hotels that blend local textiles with fashionable and tropical vibes. With 271 rooms, it caters for couples, groups of friends and singles, with a boho grown-up feel. There’s always a party to be had at Cook’s Club, with live DJs by the pool, themed nights and exclusive events providing an upmarket take on a fun Grecian getaway. The resort is 350 metres from Kolymbia Beach. It has indoor-outdoor drinking and dining venues, hammocks and hanging chairs for those who wish to do nothing but feel the warmth and the breeze.
Kos, Kos Town
Diamond Deluxe Hotel Kos
(5 stars)Guests who truly want to unwind in style and feel good from head to toe are sure to enjoy making use of the luxury spa at the Diamond Deluxe Hotel Kos. The huge lagoon-style water complex is a great place to splash around for a while and there is also an indoor pool that has been designed especially for guests who want to swim laps. Many of the guestrooms here open direction onto the main outdoor pool and guests can walk down a short flight of steps from their veranda into the waiting water. The decadent suites also come complete with private pools for guests to enjoy.
Mykonos, Ornos
Kove Mykonos – A Myconian Collection Hotel
(5 stars)This impressive boutique hotel overlooks the pristine sands of Ornos beach and is the perfect retreat for those who appreciate subtle Asian influenced elegance. Guests are treated to views of two pretty coves as they dine in style on one of the large terraces or lounge in their room. Guests can take their pick from sea or mountain views from their spacious private balcony, while the bathrooms offer a real treat with both bathtubs and rainfall showers. People who want the chance to sample the finest classic Greek cuisine are sure to love the dishes that are available at the on site restaurant, while the air-conditioned gym is the perfect place to work up an appetite before indulging.
Halkidiki, Thessaloniki
ONOMA Hotel
(5 stars)Understanding and relating to guests on an individual and personalised basis is at the heart of this hotel’s ethos. Onoma means “name” in Greek and nods to its value of identity, displayed through a unique combo of smart technology, custom-made experiences and commitment to genuine interaction. Completed in 2021, the building rises eight stories and includes an outdoor pool, a restaurant, a kids’ play area, meeting rooms, a gym and a sports court, as well as a bar and restaurant on its open-air roof terrace. Situated downtown, Onoma is handy for the station and a stroll away from the port.
Corfu, Glyfada
Domes of Corfu, Autograph Collection
(5 stars)Located beneath pine and cypress-covered cliffs, this is the only luxury resort found on the sought-after blue flag awarded Glyfada beach. It’s an already magical setting augmented by fragrant gardens and Corfiot-style architecture. A creche and kids’ club takes their cue from the Montessori approach and two-bedroom suites cater ably for family groups. But couples too will love the sense of retreat here, with a fine dining restaurant and a romantic seafront taverna adding to the appeal. There are more restaurants besides and three bars, all following the gentle theme of Odysseus’ journey and time on Corfu.
