
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.
Peloponnese, Romanós
The Westin Resort, Costa Navarino
(5 stars)The low-rise villas housing 445 bedrooms are made from sand-coloured stone blending beautifully with the surrounding environment here at The Westin. Like The Romanos, it has a splash park, a private beach and two golf courses. You can try watersports and climbing, play tennis, basketball and badminton; take the kids bowling, to a movie night or a magic show. And the food options range from Japanese and Lebanese to Italian and American. Deluxe double bedrooms all come with sofabeds, slippers, the brand’s own Heavenly Beds and minibars, some have private infinity pools, and there are interconnecting rooms for families.
Crete, Adelianos Kampos
Grecotel LUXME White Palace
(5 stars)Built around a large and lovely saltwater swimming pool, this elegant hotel is set right next to the sea and boasts a fresh and breezy look and feel. The rooms and suites are spread across five buildings to provide plenty of privacy and bright white is the main colour that is used throughout the hotel complex. Each of the 263 rooms boasts plenty of luxurious touches from the huge beds and large picture windows to the range of first class amenities that guests are treated to. Couples will never need to venture far from the luxury and privacy of their room as Nespresso machines and around the clock room service are provided, while the Sea View bungalows offer VIPS the chance to stroll straight down to the sand without ever having to meet any of the other guests.
Kos, Kardamaina
Atlantica Belvedere Resort
(5 stars)The Belvedere Hotel is located just on the edge of Mykonos Town; close enough for guests to soak up the cosmopolitan vibes yet removed enough to offer plenty of privacy and secluded luxury. Stunning views across the Aegean sea combined with a level of service, comfort and hospitality that is second to none it is clear to see why The Belvedere Hotel has established a reputation for being one of the most luxury hotels on the beautiful Greek island of Mykonos.
Kefalonia, Argostoli
Kefalonia Grand Hotel
(4 stars)Beside Argostoli harbour, this 42 bedroom boutique residence takes the form of a whitewashed townhouse. The decor is airy and coastal with lots of white and some blues, oversized floor standing mirrors, rope lights, wicker and lots of natural wood incorporated into the furnishings. Request a front-facing room with a balcony to take full advantage of the setting and dine out on the terrace to watch the world go by. The Grand Hotel has four stars, spa treatments, the KG restaurant and bar and Grand Café, with waterfront terrace seating.
Paros, Agia Irini Paros
MYTHIC PAROS
(5 stars)MYTHIC PAROS is a luxurious island experience full of charm and serenity. This hotel is designed to combine elements of nature with a lavish twist to provide guests with a unique haven overlooking crystal clear waters. The hotel is nestled in the hillside of the islands and is comprised of 10 minimalist, luxury suites built into caves. Muzzein restaurant serves local and authentic Greek delicacies with a panoramic view of the sparkling sea and clear skies. Wellness is at the forefront of MYTHIC PAROS’ mission to allow guests to embrace nature and tranquillity – Cavo Senso Spa, Somana Flo Studio, and the stone-clad fitness studio are on hand to rejuvenate guests. The hotel boasts shimmering, tiered infinity pools and an all-day poolside bar where guests can enjoy signature cocktails and rich gastronomy. Guests can opt to relax in this unbeatable sanctuary or explore all that Paros has to offer.
Rhodes, Ixia
Sheraton Rhodes Resort
(5 stars)Sun worshippers are treated to direct access to a private beach when they check into the Sheraton Rhodes Resort. This sleek and modern hotel is set with a number of spacious and stylish guest rooms and suites that have been created in a minimalistic style and boast floor-to-ceiling windows and smart parquet floors. The suites also come complete with living areas and impressive amenities like VIP check-in. by far the pick of the bunch is the exclusive Aegean Suite Sea View, which is set on the top three floors of the hotel.
Halkidiki, Thessaloniki
The Modernist Thessaloniki
(4 stars)This uber-cool hotel accentuates the building’s 1920’s heritage via art deco touches that are blended with mid-century and contemporary Danish decor. Bedrooms are simply categorized as small, medium, large extra large and family (the latter an interconnecting combination of a small and a large); some come with private balconies, all have a Marshall speaker and toiletries by Physis Laboratory. You’ll find interior details such as custom furniture (much of which is The Modernist’s own design) and parquet flooring, with in-house services including babysitting, transfers and massage treatments (for those staying in XL rooms). An organic breakfast is served daily on the roof terrace.
Mykonos, Agios Ioannis Mykonos
Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort
(5 stars)Providing guests with private access to the secluded stretch of sand that comprises Agios Ioánnis beach, Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort has been recently renovated and is a very stylish spot at which to unwind. This is the perfect place to indulge in a little pampering and relaxation and guests are invited to take part in regular yoga and pilates classes in the amphitheatre that overlooks the ocean or work up a sweat on the tennis or squash court. While there are around a dozen different styles of rooms to choose from, luxury seekers will love the huge suites, which come with their own private infinity pools and steam cabins, while private banquets are offered by the personal chef that is supplied with these suites.
Sifnos, Artemon
Verina Astra
(4 stars)Verina Astra captivates its guests with its panoramic vistas of the Aegean sea and hillside sky-sweeping location, the hotel is named after the Greek word for stars. Each of its 16 rooms offers equally breathtaking views, and the infinity pool stretches into endless azure. While you might be tempted to spend your day relaxing in this serene sanctuary, which is also home to a relaxing spa with treatments inspired by local flora, the quaint cobblestone streets of the nearby Cycladic village of Artemonas are just as inviting. If adventure calls, you can follow the hiking trails that meander through the nearby area and lead either to a secluded beach or up to a chapel where local festivals are celebrated. For those interested in cultural immersion, cooking classes, photo safaris, and visits to pottery workshops are readily available and can be organised by the hotel team. Dining at Verina Astra is a culinary delight, any time of day, with menus that perfectly showcase the tastes and flavours of the Aegean which can be enjoyed in the restaurant, by the pool or from the comfort of your own veranda. This is a true gem of a boutique hotel.
Epirus, Parga
Racconto Boutique Design Hotel
(4 stars)Translating as “Fairytale”, Racconto is a magical escape, reserved exclusively for adults. There are eight bedrooms and three suites, with views of the Epirus Mountains. Stay here and you’ll be just 900 meters from the centre of Parga and steps from the sands. The public areas comprise a central swimming pool with a lounge cocktail bar/breakfast area and a meditation zone surrounded by olive trees, overlooking the swimming pool. iPads are available for guest use on request and bespoke excursions can be arranged. Breakfast here is a very special affair; each item tells a story from a nearby area or region. Racconto Boutique Design Hotel was recognised at the Luxury Travel Guide Awards, under the category of New Luxury Hotel of the Year.
Attica, Athens
Athens Capital Hotel – MGallery Collection
(5 stars)The luxurious Athens Capital Hotel – MGallery Collection is the first of its kind in Greece and is ideally located in the heart of the historical capital where guests can explore the wonders of Athens in the very heart of Kolonaki. The hotel is comprised of 177 deluxe rooms, including 18 lavish suites, featuring the exquisite Presidential Suite. Guests are welcome to dine on site at one the delightful restaurants and lounges which feature the unrivalled rooftop infinity pool bar, Mappemonde. There is a state-of-the-art fitness facility in the hotel for guest use as well as virtual training and wellness videos. The hotel’s location in the high-end Kolonaki area is perfect for the personalised shopping tour which takes you through the best shopping streets with a designated Fashion Expert and Stylist. The hotel showcases a beautiful and unique art collection which can be found all throughout the building.
Attica, Athens, Syntagma
MET34
(4 stars)A luxury hotel near to the lively Syntagma Square, the MET34 offers luxury suites with high-tech materials and a central position in the hub of the main shopping areas and historical attractions. Rooms have king-size beds and marble bathrooms and are very spacious and ideal for groups of friends or family. The hotel is near to Syntagma and Monistiraki train stations and the location makes it easily accessible for the airport and Piraeus Port. The hotel also has a cafe-style bar and 24-hour room service.
