Best Ultra Luxury Hotels in Greece

Located in the picturesque village of Oia, this five-star resort is made up of individual dug-out cave houses all oozing minimalist elegance. Room décor really speaks for itself here where Scandinavian cool combines with classic Aegean white and blue. Calming tones of steel grey, brown and white are in abundance and beds are decked in natural fibre soft furnishings. The 11 suites date from pre-1956 and have outdoor spaces boasting lovely views of the bay. Some even benefit from private spa tubs for soaking up the sweeping panoramas. Breakfast is served on your terrace in an hour of your choosing before guests can make use of the fair sized communal plunge-pool on the lowest terrace. Whilst the hotel doesn’t have its own restaurant, it’s just a 15-minute walk to the centre of Oia where there are plenty of options and staff are happy to make recommendations.

Katikies, Santorini is much more than a luxury stay on the stunning whitewashed island and boasts multiple awards. Located in Oia, its exceptional design, unforgettable views, and first-class service have given this hotel a reputation of sheer excellence. The hotel is built into the steep hillside of Caldera and is known for picture-perfect sunsets and sea views. There is a range of chich guestrooms and suites on offer – some with jetted tubs and plunge pools for an extra element of elegance. Michelin-starred dining is available at Botrini’s Santorini while Katikies Lower and Upper Deck Lounges spoil guests with cliffside opulence overlooking the expansive infinity pool and Aegean Sea. Lavish experiences are also there for the taking at Champagne Bar by Fleur de Miraval. Complete serenity is on offer at the on-site cave spa while Luisa World Boutique Katikies Santorini affords guests a high-end shopping experience.