Greece is always a good idea; however, the right hotel can really elevate a trip from good to great. We’ve curated a list of five hotels, including some new openings and established favorites, to put on your list for your next visit.
Opened in July, this property fully immerses guests in Paros character and culture with experiences designed to encourage discovery beyond the island’s beaches. Once you check-in to one of its 50 rooms and suites, you’ll never want to check out.
Looking for a slower pace and intimate hotel scene? Ovéa welcomes guests to explore its strong culinary identity on a quieter side of Paros, away from the increasingly buzzy beach-club scene.
Opening its doors earlier this year in April, this 38-room, adults-only retreat welcomes guests to a wellness-focused luxury getaway tucked away on the calmer side of Mykonos.
At this state-of-the-art retreat in Ambelas, guests are invited to discover the ultimate luxury escape with 40 sea-view suites, private pools and an 8,000-square-foot wellness spa.
JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa
JW Marriott’s first property in Greece sits along the coast near Chania. Heavily inspired by surrounding natural landscapes and local materials, the resort’s design offers a luxurious look into Cretan culture.
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