Seaview Hotels in Santorini

"A piscina estava partida não deu para usufruir dela, cobram 10€ se deixarem toalhas no chão e nem avisao, cobraram-me 50€ a mim pelas toalhas e por ter sujo sem querer a coberta da cama, simplesmente deixaram um papel debaixo da porta para ir à receção que tinha de pagar 50€ exigiam em dinheiro físico e eu impõs-me e só pagaria por cartão e fatura. Fora isso correu tudo bem"

"The receptionist was very kind. The pool water was cold, but since the sun is strong, I think it was just right during the day. If you walk hard enough, you can get to town. They will also call a taxi for you if you ask the reception. On the way back, it was up a slope, so it felt like we arrived quickly. It's best to have someone pick you up from the airport or take a taxi. It's a great place to relax. Breakfast was delicious."

"Very good house! Very good boss! He helped us rent a car with only a mainland driver's license. And the house has very good earthquake resistance because of the recent Athens earthquake. The boss is a very tasteful person, and his aesthetic taste can be felt in the decoration of the house. The room is quiet, clean, and has many details. You can cook, open the curtains to see the sea, and the kitchen paper is also very generous. It is within the delivery distance of the Chinese restaurant Yixiangju. It is very comfortable to live in, and there are too many advantages Friends who drive themselves should go to this house, which is very cost-effective. If you rely on public transportation, you may have to rely on taxis to live here."

"Very well kept property, good size rooms and amenities. Excellent staff always up on their feet, manager doesn’t sleep. We always saw him walking around and supervising no matter what time of day. Little pricey but worth it. Would definitely recommend."

"Our stay at Nano Suites, Exo Gonia was exceptional from start to finish. The Junior Cave Suite was especially memorable with its cozy ambiance and relaxing private hot tub — perfect after a day of exploring. The staff were incredibly kind and attentive, always going the extra mile to ensure we were comfortable. Check-in was smooth, and breakfast was lovely — thoughtfully prepared with fresh local ingredients and served with a gorgeous view of the island. There’s a free parking lot conveniently available nearby, though do note it requires a short walk uphill or downhill along a gentle slope to reach the property depending on where you parking — worth it for the peaceful views that await. Overall, Nano Suites exceeded our expectations — elegant, serene, and full of Santorini magic. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone seeking a boutique, relaxing getaway on the island. 🌅"

"The hotel is clean, tidy, and beautiful. The price is quite reasonable, and it's not too far from attractions. The service attitude is excellent; they even gave us a detailed introduction to tourist spots and transportation methods upon check-in. Very thoughtful service!"

"As a landmark tourist destination in Greece, Santorini boasts a plethora of hotels of all kinds, enough to make any choice difficult! The hotel we stayed at wasn't the most luxurious or the most beautiful, but it was definitely the most unique! Located on a hillside overlooking the Fira town, it offered stunning sea views of the volcanic island. Every morning, we could see two or three large cruise ships quietly anchored in the azure Aegean Sea, and at night, they twinkled silently with their lights, creating breathtaking seascapes at every turn! The hotel's white walls, red doors, green plants, and blue pool were also scenes we couldn't get enough of photographing. Both room types we stayed in were quite spacious and well-equipped, with bathrooms reminiscent of Turkish baths. The hotel service was also meticulous and attentive. A handsome young man at the front desk waited until late at night to check us in, and room service staff waited outside our doors until we left before starting to clean. The room was always impeccably tidy. The only downside was the limited fresh water supply on the island; each room only received one large bottle of water free of charge, and any additional water would incur a charge. Breakfast wasn't booked the night before, so there were bound to be translation and comprehension issues. The breakfast portions were a bit small on the first two days, and too much on the last day, which was a little awkward. Fortunately, it was all included in the room rate."

"Excellent hotel with a great view, all this staff from the manager the all other staff are helpful. Well detailed and making sure your enjoy your stay with them. Giving you informations on how you will enjoy your stay with them, things to do and the likes. I love the hotel and the staff member and I enjoy my stay with them"

"The moment we got there, we were blown away by the view! The hotel was literally at the edge of a cliff! Windy with occasional fog but the view was 100%! The hotel added me on WhatsApp in case I needed help or questions of anything! That’s extremely useful and efficient I feel. Free parking available on site right outside of the hotel with NO STAIRS at all! For most accommodations on Santorini, especially those on cliff edges, stairs are common and dreaded. Will recommend this hotel to couples who wants to get away from the crowd of Fira and Oia."

"First off, the entrance to the property is a bit confusing, and it's not clear where you're supposed to go in. Once inside, we had to wait 20 minutes to get our key and access our room. The guy working there was very nice, though; he's the only one doing everything, so I understand he can't always be available. He recommended several things and gave us some tips for the island. We also booked an excursion through the hotel, which was cheaper, so that was great. The location is a 10-minute walk from Fira town, and parking around the hotel is very easy. The room is small but very comfortable and extremely clean. The mattress is large and quite comfortable. Regarding breakfast, I have mixed feelings. The concept is that you choose two items from a list the day before, and they deliver it to your room within a specified time slot. Personally, I find eating in the room uncomfortable; it restricts you to a schedule and doesn't allow for flexibility. It's plentiful, yes, but often I don't like it that much because I feel bad throwing food away. I prefer to choose what I'm actually going to eat. So, if I had to choose next time, I wouldn't opt for the breakfast option. It so happened that the pool wasn't operational during our stay, so we couldn't use it."