Atrium Hotel

As lots of other people have commented, the hotel decor was quite amazing and well thought out. Staff were very friendly and courteous. However, I do think that the hotel really misses that extra touch, particularly as it’s rated 4*. I’d forgotten to take a shower cap, for instance, so my husband went to ask (as there wasn’t one in the bathroom). He was told, sorry we don’t supply them. However, a knock on the door half an hour later and they had found one. Also, you only got complimentary water on the first day. For the rest of the week we had to find a supermarket. Breakfast wasn’t brilliant. Very little choice and wasn’t hot. The major issue for us was the bathroom. It was part of the bedroom. No separate bathroom with a door. The glass to shower and door was supposed to be frosted. It really wasn’t and both had gaps either side. We’ve been married 51 years, but I still like my privacy when I step out of the shower to get dried/dressed. It certainly did not prevent ablutions from filling the bedroom!! We made friends with two ladies who were friends and had the same room set up as us and they asked to be moved. It was quite a ridiculous design.

We stayed for 1 week in September in a junior suite with sea view. Our suite was not the biggest one in this category but the view was fantastic. Bed was nice, breakfast was really good with lots of choices. This is one of the cleanest hotel that I have ever stayed in. Being in southern Europe and not even seeing any ants is remarkable. The staff was all wonderful but I would specially like to mention Anastasia in reception, which was always smiling and so very helpful. We had the hotel pick us up from the airport and when we left we had them order us a taxi. Both these options I can recommend. This hotel has lot of stairs so not for those that do not like to clime the stairs. You could of course also take the elevator but then you might have to take 2 different ones. There is a lot of really nice taverns within 5 minutes walking and everyone that we tried had excellent food. We spent our days at the beach but the pool area also looked nice.

We stayed in private pool room 301 and the pool/garden areas where very good with amazing views, pool was checked on every morning and room cleaned very well. Lovely hotel with stunning pool area, amazing views, stunning seating areas, very clean, all staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast wasn’t for us, we prefer live cooking stations and more of an English type breakfast. Beech was only a few minutes walk down a tricky pathway or 10 minutes if using the road. There are hardly any pathways leading to the hotel from nearby bars/restaurants which is something we struggled with- however there are bus stops directly outside the hotel.

Third time to the Atrium and as usual was an amazing holiday. All three of us had a wonderful time ....the room was lovely and the surroundings and hotel are beautiful. The thing that makes the Atrium so special though is the staff...they are all amazing from the reception staff to the waiting staff and bar staff. The cleaners do a wonderful job as well as it's always spotless. We will be back next year.

We stayed with our kids aged 7 and 11, it was their first holiday involving a plane. We all loved Skiathos and the hotel location near a fab selection of restaurants. The room was modern and clean, not huge for 4 but all good and comfy beds and a nice sized balcony (we paid for sea view which is worth it). The pool area is lovely and the view amazing. Breakfast was good, nothing that exciting, but nice and it slovely to eat out on by the pool in the sun. Put it this way........ last week I booked somewhere else in Skiathos for May 2026 because it was cheaper and yesterday after 2 sleepless nights I have paid a lot extra to change back to Atrium for 2026!!! I am much happier now and can't wait to go back! My only small 'fault' is that the hotel is very quiet in the evening.... not really people sat in the bar until late, but that was May so maybe later in the season it gets going. That was ok - because there are so many restaurants very close by.

I have been visiting the Atrium Hotel for almost a decade now, nearly every summer except for the Covid year. This is a place that truly evolves year after year, constantly improving while remaining faithful to its authentic spirit. The rooms are beautifully renovated with elegant design and attention to detail, combining comfort with a sense of place and respect for the island’s architecture. The linens, pillows and mattresses are of excellent quality and always renewed, ensuring a truly comfortable stay. Everything is spotless, from the rooms and pool to the common areas, all maintained with an impressive level of care. And if you happen to be there on a night of full moon, the view alone is worth the journey. Breakfast is a real pleasure, rich, varied and full of fresh local ingredients. Every morning there is something new to try, from fresh juices and proper coffee to homemade jams, warm pastries and beautifully ripe seasonal fruits, often sourced from local gardens. The staff and management are the true heart of this hotel, unfailingly polite, attentive and genuinely caring, always ready to go the extra mile. From the waiter to the management, it is evident that people come first here, not wallets. I still remember one morning when I felt unwell; their response was immediate, thoughtful and genuinely kind. That kind of empathy and hospitality is rare the very essence of philoxenia. Over the years I have collected countless memories from this place: the unforgettable BBQ nights, the classical music concerts with visiting ensembles from across Europe, the evenings with live Greek music and that breathtaking view, the calm atmosphere around the pool bar with its perfectly chilled beer, the delicious lunch options at the taverna and the carefully curated dinner buffet filled with Mediterranean flavours and generous variety. The moussaka still remains one of the best I have ever had anywhere in Greece. I would wholeheartedly recommend the Atrium Hotel to anyone visiting Skiathos. It represents warmth, professionalism and true elegance. Real hospitality does not need to announce itself it simply speaks for itself. P.S. It is rather disappointing to see a few individuals using review platforms as leverage for discounts or refunds. A review should be written to help a place grow, not to harm those who work tirelessly to make your stay exceptional.