Hotels With spa in South Aegean, Greece

This is, without a doubt, the worst five-star hotel I've ever stayed in. First off, the volcano view room was absolutely not worth it. It was incredibly difficult to see the volcano, and the window faced a main road. Motorbikes constantly whizzed by, keeping me awake until the early hours. After discussing it with the hotel, they moved me to a cheaper room, which I hoped would be quieter. However, the soundproofing was terrible; I could clearly hear people talking and laughing outside. Then there's the hygiene. There were flies everywhere, the windows had mysterious liquid stains, the menu was sticky, and there were two dead flies on the bathroom window. I seriously wonder if a five-star hotel can't even manage basic cleanliness. The service attitude was good, but I wouldn't recommend this hotel to Chinese travelers. The Trip.com customer service was excellent and helped a lot with communication, but the fact that I didn't get good sleep for two nights and the hotel was dirty is undeniable.

I stayed at May Seven Suites Hostel during my trip to Santorini, and it was the perfect base for exploring the island. The place was clean, stylish, and modern, with a peaceful vibe that made it easy to relax after a day of sightseeing. Located in Megalochori but you can take a bus to Fira (where it is so convenient to walk to restaurants, shops, and the famous caldera viewpoints). The staff were friendly, and the overall atmosphere felt safe and welcoming — great for solo travelers or anyone looking for an affordable yet boutique-style stay. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a budget-friendly but quality place in a great location!

The hotel is very good! Good location and good scenery. The room is facing the sunset! The swimming pool is also great. It is relatively large, where you can bathe in water or swim, or you can sit next to it and have some drinking and chatting!

I used it on my honeymoon. The staff who can speak Japanese is very good, and thank you for your help! !! Basically it was nice to be beautiful, but I was a little worried because the cleaning was not done properly in the details (such as the edges) and there was a place where dust was accumulated. After that, the flight time on the last day was early and I couldn't make it in time for breakfast, so I was asked to respond with room service, but it was too terrible. The breakfast buffet was perfectly nice, but in room service, I was surprised with 3 thin breads that were not warm, small jam, and cold small coffee. ..

In general happy with our stay at Amoh, and there’s plenty of things to be positive of moving forwards for the hotel. That being said there are a few things to improve on, and some of them are a necessity considering the price paid and the standard they are looking to achieve. Positives: - Location is stunning with the typical crystal clear seas and good beaches. - Hotel is well equipped with good restaurants. - The rooms were modern and comfortable, with all necessary amenities provided. - Pool was excellent, and the loungers very comfortable. - Breakfast was superb. - Some of the service was very good, some awful (see below). Shout outs to the good ones - the entire staff at the seafood restaurant, Matvey at the beach bar and Thanos. Things to work on: - Service definitely needs some improvement considering the price paid. Upon check in no one thought to show us around to where the beaches are or the different restaurants etc. - No information was given regarding services offered by the hotel outside of the spa. For instance boat rides or services to the centre etc. There’s a tennis court but I was not told when or how to request usage. - In fact no one really told us anything. We had to constantly ask for information and even then it was often vague. At the start of our stay we asked about the WiFi and a member of staff replied that they “weren’t trained for that” (what does that even mean). - No help was offered with luggage from check-in. We only had small bags but the help is usually offered at other hotels. - Towels really should just be put rolled up on each sunbed in the morning, to prevent guests having to manually search for them. - The restaurants whilst delicious are shockingly expensive. Over €25 for a Greek salad is ridiculous, and the cheapest sushi I believe was around €20 for 8 pieces. I’ve genuinely paid less at michelin restaurants in London. - There need to be taps and showers near the beaches to guests can wash the sand off themselves before entering the hotel again.

Staying at this hotel was part of our trip to Greece, my gift to my wife on our wedding anniversary - 3 days in Athens, then 3 days in Santorini. Next time I would cancel any stay at Athens and spend more time here, at this wonderful island of peace and beauty. The hotel is located in the village of Imerovigli, sitting in between of Oia and the island capital, Fira, both within walking distance (hiking routes) or via shuttle bus (Eur 2 per person). The hotel is only 20-30 min from airport, the hotel admins were very helpful in obtaining visas for us, contacting us before our trip and offering a private airport shuttle at the same price as you could contract from airport (euro 70 round). Views from hotel are just spectacular, you see the same beauty of white houses camped vertically, on top of each other on black rocks, famous Santorini caldera. From hotel you get perfect sunset views, sitting at the restaurant. We stayed at room delta, a nice cave room with private heating pool with whirlpool (jacoozi). No complaints on amenities, everything was just wonderful and perfect. Breakfast is served with what would you select a day before from a nice menu. We also had over dinner at the restaurant, which was great. Nearby you can find also great restaurants, for steak or fish or anything else. We booked on the last week before the closure of the hotel at the end of season, October. Evenings and morning were a bit chilly, but days were just great, exact temperature, not hot , not cold. Only once briefly there was a rain for about 30 min or so while we were walking at Oia. So October is great, less crowdy, you can take sunset photos without elbowing other people. Definitely will book it for our next trip to this fabulous island of Santorini (perhaps together with some other island, Mykonos for instance).

We have stayed here for 14 days and we had an amazing experience from the begin to the end. Location is superb, close to most beautiful beaches and close to great restaurants and port of Parikia, yet gives you a privacy feeling. You don t hear any noise but the relaxing sound of birds . The pool is very beautiful, with nice fancy sun beds and a hammock you can lay in while delicious cocktails are brought to you with a big smile. People working there are really friendly and makes you feel welcome! Feels like a big family. Elefteria made our stay perfect, being there for us with great advices, meeting any request we had and always greeting us with her beautiful cheerful smile. The guys from bar , also were soo joyful and always made us smile. There is also a gym w sea view, that made my works out so enjoyable:) The landscape if the resort makes you feel like you are in paradise. Breakfast was delicious, costumed to our needs and preferences! Yes we told them what we would like for breakfast and they made it for us! We always felt protected , tables being distanced and never been close to other tourists. Tables were cleaned carefully by personnel, we felt very safe . This is the resort you should go to if you want to have a perfect holiday! We will be back for sure every time we are in Paros. Not at last, don t miss the spectacular sunsets while you have a drink by the pool!

I booked Acroterra Rosa Luxury Suites less than 24 hours before checking in, and from the moment I arrived, the hospitality was exceptional. Every single member of staff from the managers to the team went above and beyond to make my stay unforgettable. As I was celebrating my 30th birthday and travelling solo, I mentioned it during my stay. To my surprise, they upgraded me to a beautiful suite with a private hot tub overlooking the pool and the breathtaking caldera. They also welcomed me with large bottles of water and a bottle of white wine, which was such a thoughtful touch. I had dinner at the hotel on my first night, and the food was absolutely delicious fresh, flavourful, and perfectly seasoned. The following day, the team even arranged a complimentary massage using high-quality products, which was incredibly relaxing and made me feel truly pampered. I also needed a late check-out, and they kindly allowed me to stay in my room until 1:00 pm at no extra charge, something I really appreciated. Although the hotel isn’t located in Oia or Fira, it’s perfectly positioned with stunning views towards both, offering a peaceful retreat away from the crowds while still being just a short drive from the island’s main attractions. The breakfast each morning was delightful, with a great selection including fresh fruit and yogurt and beautiful views to start the day. This was my first time in Santorini, and thanks in no small part to Acroterra Rosa Luxury Suites, it certainly won’t be my last. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough and will definitely be returning. Thank you for making my milestone birthday so special!

An excellent stay at Ammades All Suites. Clean, modern, and with excellent service. Pros: - The suites themselves are modern and well equipped, with everything that we could need. Bed super comfy. - The housekeeping was very good, arriving twice a day without fail and making sure we had everything including beach towels. - The pool loungers and service was superb. The button to order works well, and the loungers are very comfortable. - The beach access is very good. We would advise going into the water a bit to the right of the property for a more sandy experience though - the sea directly in front of the property is fairly rocky. - The prices are very fair, we paid double for almost everything at our previous stay at Amoh, and here it was much more reasonable. Things to work on: - The beach loungers available to hotel guests are not nearly as comfortable as the ones by the pool. We found ourselves sitting by the pool and just walking to the beach instead. - Breakfast, whilst solid, is nothing special really. The a la carte options are reasonable but nothing really blew me out of the water in terms of taste, and the buffet was relatively limited. - Similarly, the food at the Ammades Seaside Restaurant is fine but not superb. The fish clearly wasn't fresh, and there's a distinct lack of local dishes that we would've loved. - There is a lack of things to do in the evening sadly. The restaurant/beach bar closes at 18:00, and it means that options for a sunset drink are very limited which is a shame. Would definitely return but be prepared to head to the old town if you want to experience any sort of nightlife.

The location is amazing, in a quiet corner of Vlycha beach, where it feels calmer and relaxing. It's also conveniently located at 10-min drive to Lindos town. The beach is just 3 mins away on foot. The hotel is very modern, has a new feel, very minimalistic which we like very much. This is an adult-only hotel which we prefer, so we really had more serene mood. Breakfast is fantastic, a lot of variety so we didn't get bored within the 5 days we were there. Dinner at one of the restaurants (Agistri) was great, the service was nice. The hotel also allowed us to check out late at 1pm (standard is 11am), which was nice because we booked a facial treatment at the spa at 1030am on day of check out because it was the only available one that morning. The shower was working perfectly, with a view of the pool and the sea. Our private pool was always clean and looks new. Housekeeping staff was also very friendly and did proper clean up. Opportunities to improve on: 1. The butler was not friendly at all, which is disappointing as he was the first person to greet guests at the lobby. We arrived at the front with our rental car, and he didn't even greet. He was quite aggressive when we asked where to park the car, and he simply pointed wherever vacant spot on the street we see. He was also responsible to walking us to our room with the luggage upon check in, and that was a few minutes of awkwardness too. 2. The check-in was a bit clumsy. Although the reception lady was really nice, he assisted us to check in via the hotel app (which we first had to download). That took some time when it was possible to simply check us in the normal way. I understand that the hotel wants to push the app to guests, but perhaps best to check in the normal way first THEN ask us to download the app afterwards. This way, it doesn't feel like: if we don't download the app, we cannot check in. Because in the end, we find the app helpful. We were in Lindos town one afternoon, and reserved our massage and dinner at the hotel via the app while there. 3. The room phone line did not function the whole time we were there. We reported it on day one, nothing happened. We had some questions that the app couldn't answer, and we always have to go to the reception to ask little questions, like how much the bottle of wine in the room costs, or if it's possible to do late check out. 4. One one night, we hang out at the pool bar and there was only one service staff. We had to wait for about half an hour to get our drinks, and he only passed by once to say it's coming though we can see the bar and no one is preparing anything. Overall, we enjoyed our stay very much and the value for money is worth it. We will come back again and recommend.