Hotels in Greece

If you are looking for hotels in Greece that offer you the chance to see some of the most famous cities in Greece, then you should consider staying at the Mare Nostrum Santo hotel in Oia. Oia and Fira are the cliff top towns in Santorini that are so famous for weddings and honeymoons due to their incredible white buildings beside the stunning blue water of the Mediterranean. Santorini is the perfect place to go sunbathing and swimming, especially at the volcanic black sand beaches. You could also visit the Akrotiri, a bronze age settlement that was destroyed in a volcanic eruption. There is a central bus station in Fira, the main city in Santorini that is both efficient and affordable. Another option is to stay in Athens, one of the world’s oldest cities, and the capital of Greece. There are plenty of cheap hotels in Greece, and a lot of them are in Athens, a well-connected city with the main airport, tram, metro, and buses run by one main company called OSY. We recommend that you stay in the Pinnacle hotel in Athens.

The Oracle at Delphi is very famous around the world and is now home to an archaeological museum that explains the history of the old theatre, stadium, and religious hub. If you are looking to book hotels in Greece near a famous landmark, then a stay in Delphi Town, in the Sibylla Hotel Delphi gives you immediate access to the area. Another popular attraction to consider is the Acropolis in Athens, where you will find the Parthenon. There are city tours available that take you to the acropolis in the afternoon, and a stay at the Stanley hotel places you perfectly within the city of Athens to enjoy this popular attraction.

A stay at the Siora Vittoria Boutique Hotel in Corfu gives you immediate access to the historic old town, where you can spend the night sipping cocktails by the beach before moving on to party at the beach club – Pazuzu, where famous DJs and artists regularly host concerts. Another place to consider if you want to find cheap hotels in Greece that are famous for their nightlife is Mykonos, and we recommend you stay at the Townhouse Mykonos as most of the partying takes place in Mykonos town, particularly at the Paradise Beach, Cavo Paradiso, and the Tropicana and Paradise Club Mykonos.

If you are looking for Greek hotels that are close to famous historic sights, then we recommend that you stay in the Heraklion Metropole Urban Hotel in Heraklion Town, which is only a few miles from the Minoan Palace of Knossos. It was built in the year 2000 BC, and you can get paid tours that take about 1 hour 30 minutes to visit the site. Another option for Greece hotels that offer you the chance to see the art and history of the country, is to stay at the Mediterranean Palace Hotel in Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece. It is full of UNESCO listed byzantine churches, as well as the Arch of Galerius, and the 15th Century White Tower.

Visiting Greece in February would make for the least expensive trip at just £112 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during August, as this is the most expensive month on average.

While the country has many desirable locations to visit, the most popular city in Greece to travel to is Athens.

Expect to pay about £85 per night when booking a luxury hotel room in Greece. Rates for luxury hotel rooms are typically 42% more than the average hotel room in Greece, which costs £60 each night.

Mykonos is the most expensive city in Greece to book a hotel room in. The nightly rate of £87 is 36% more than the average city in Greece.

Our users typically find that Athens has the lowest nightly rates in the country at just £12. Athens offers hotel rooms at an average rate that is 79% lower than the average city in Greece.

As of November 2024, there are 139,389 operators available to choose from for hotels in Greece.

Prices for hotels in Greece are refreshed on a daily basis.