There
are hotels of every class and size and houses
and rooms to rent as well, on the island of
Lesvos. Prices are generally much cheaper then
on the more popular Cyclades islands, in fact many
are a bargain in comparison to more popular islands like Mykonos and Santorini. There is
booking information at the bottom of the
page. In most cases you are better off booking
with the agencies because besides giving you
the same rates as the hotel, they can also
handle your arrangements for flights, ferries,
car rentals and excursions and they can also
book your hotels in Athens. But I have included links to Booking.com and you can get rates and book instantly. The Hotels that are
Matt's Pick
are the
ones I have stayed at and loved and am pretty
sure you will too. You can also use my Create-an-itinerary form and get assistance with your hotels and transportation which I recommend if Lesvos is not the only island you are visiting. You can also contact me if you need assistance or advice. By the way I have a brand new Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page which
may make finding the best hotels on the islands a little easier since I have done the work of finding them. |
Note:
If you are planning to go to Lesvos in August
book your hotels in advance. Ask about special rates during the
birdwatching season in the spring.
Lesvos is the primary stop for
birds on the migration route
between Europe and Africa not to
mention the beautiful wildflowers
that are in bloom too. There are more hotels on Booking.com's Lesvos page which donates to keep my websites going. Also see Matt's Hotels of Greece Lesvos Page |
Hotels in Molyvos
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Molyvos is the tourist capital of Lesvos, though if you are used to the Greek tourism of other islands you might not consider it touristic at all. The town is full of shops, cafes, bars and great restaurants and there are several beaches within easy walking distance and more by bicycle and car. For more about Molyvos see my Molyvos page |
Matt's Pick!:
The Hotel Seahorse
The
Sea Horse Hotel
is right in the harbor of Molyvos,
overlooking the cafes and fishing
boats. All rooms have a balcony
overlooking the sea. It has a bar,
lounge with tv and the breakfast
room is actually one of the best
cafes in the harbor and serves
many styles of eggs, pastries and
has excellent coffees and espresso
for getting the day started. It's
a class C (2-star) but like many of the lower category hotels on Lesvos that are family run, feels like a higher category. The Seahorse has 27 beds which means if you want to stay here you should book quickly. There is airconditioning in each room.
Inexpensive and centrally located
the hotel is of very good quality.
Newly renovated, all rooms have
refrigerator, TV, air
conditioning, personal phone,hair
dryer and all balcony doors have
double glass windows. It also has
its own travel agency and
arrangements can be made there for
trips around the island on the
excursion boat Mercury Express.
They also have free wireless and a new taverna-restaurant right downstairs in the port.
For more info and easy booking use
this
Contact Form
to book directly with the hotel.
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Matt's Pick!: The Grand View Houses of Molyvos:
These 3 houses are cleverly designed to create authentic Greek homes and include all the latest modern conveniences so one can experience the best of both worlds. For one who wants a more upmarket holiday in a self
catering villa, this is ideal.Every room has a spectacular view, either of the mountainous region of Lesvos or the great sweeping views of the north Aegean and the bay of Molivos. There are also views of the castle and village from the front veranda. A postcard in real life. You can enjoy amazing Sunsets, every night with your aperitif. Each house is air-conditioned throughout, has free Wifi access and has its own parking space. The owners are ecologically aware and in the construction and running
of these 3 houses have done their utmost to take in
to consideration and abide by all green issues. The houses are fitted with coco mat mattresses, sheets and towels. Click for more info and booking
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Matt's Pick!: Aphrodite Hotel
Set amongst olive groves, just 50 feet from its own beach in Molyvos, Aphrodite Hotel offers a pooland 2 restaurants. It features a tennis court and rooms with free Wi-Fi and balconies with Aegean Sea or mountain views. The hotel also has a large collection of palm trees in its extensive gardens, maybe the most palm trees of anywhere on the island. Very professionally run by a Greek American family from Chapel Hill, North Carolina this hotel offers the old style Greek hospitality that people come to Lesvos for. Excellent food in the restaurant which is right on the beach with a view of the sunset.The hotel has an airport shuttle, facilities for disabled guests, bicycle rentals, yoga classes, free sunbeds and umbrellas, as well as bike tours, walking tours, diving and horseback riding, sauna, while water sports facilities such as windsurfing are available on the beach. All rooms types are air conditioned and offer satellite channels on its 32'' smart TVs, direct phone line, fast Wi-Fi free internet access, safe box, small fridge, hair dryer, coffee and tea making facilities, with balconies having side sea, or garden views. Summer events include beach barbecues. Wifi is available in all the rooms and is free. Click for more info and booking
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Molyvos Views Villa
Villa Molivos Views is a newly built, architecturally designed villa within close proximity to the historic and picturesque village of Molyvos. Offering a high level of luxurious accommodation, the villa is located in a quiet and beautiful setting, unspoilt by tourism, within easy walking distance of local beaches, restaurants,
shops and historic sites. With a mountainous backdrop, the villa has stunning views of Molyvos, its Byzantine castle, the bay of Molyvos, the Aegean and the Ottoman coastline. The contemporary design of the Villa rivals those on Santorini and Mykonos and offers a level of sophistication, rare to Lesvos. The design is open plan with sliding glass panel doors to create a seamless transition between the indoor and the central courtyard. An abutting building wing houses all bedrooms. For photos and more information click here
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Delfinia Hotel and Bungalows
Located on a beautiful estate, this traditional hotel offers a warm family environment and was one of the the first hotels in Molyvos, built in 1961. This picturesque Molyvos hotel started with 40 rooms and was extended and renovated during the 60’s and the 80’s. In 1988, Delfinia Hotel became Delfinia Hotel & Bungalows and managed to reach a total of 125 rooms and self-catering bungalows. The hotel has it’s own beach, which incidentally is the best beach in Molyvos. Right next to the beach is the hotel taverna and cafe bar and the large swimming pool with a spectacular view of Molyvos Castle. A second restaurant is located in the main building with dishes made with local ingredients and fresh meat and fish and a variety of traditional recipes made with the best Lesvos olive oil, accompanied by the sunset view and the sea breeze. All areas of the main building and the rooms, are decorated in traditional village style. The bungalows consist of 57 rooms decorated in a simple and elegant manner. Paths intertwine and bring you to the hotel’s vast garden. For photos and more information click here
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The Best of the Rest |
The Olive Press Hotel & Apartments is the old olive pressing factory of Molyvos which has been converted into a very nice beachside hotel. The hotel has free WiFi,
a very good restaurant and an outdoor pool and offers pet-friendly accommodations The hotel has a terrace and views of the sea, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar. Every room at this hotel is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The Schoolmistress with the Golden Eyes is a family-run pension, in the heart of Molyvos named for the title of Stratis Myrivilis popular book and was once the home of its main character, Myrivilis lover Stella. Its location at the top
end of Molyvos cobbled street allows you to enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Aegean Sea, Molivos Bay and the port from your balcony. You are also close to all the shops of the village.
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For more hotels in Molyvos see Booking.com's Molyvos Lesvos Page and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page. For more houses and villas in Molyvos see www.greecetravel.com/villas
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Hotels in Petra
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After Molyvos the most popular holiday village in Lesvos is Petra. Famous for its monastery, perched on a rock like those of Meteora, the town has a very nice beach, lots of restaurants, cafes and shops, and plenty of nightlife. For more about the village see my Petra Page |
Little Bird Lesvos
Offering a garden, Little Bird Lesvos Apartment-Hotel shares the same spectacular hillside location and views as Bird's Bay Seaside Homes. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property. The units have heating and air-conditioning. The accommodation features a seating area. Some units feature a dining area and/or
balcony. There is also a kitchen, fitted with a dishwasher. An oven and toaster are also featured, as well as a coffee machine. There is a private bathroom with a hair dryer in every unit. Free private parking is available at the aparthotel. The beach and the town of Petra are a short walk as is the beach and town of Anaxos. For photos and more information click here
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For more hotels in Petra, Lesvos see Booking.com's Petra Page and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page.
For hotels in nearby Anaxos see Booking.com's Anaxos Page
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Hotels in Mytilini
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Mytilini is a small port city though quite large by Greek island standards. Most people stay here because they have a boat or plane to catch or they arrived late. However in the off season this is one of the best places to be with lots of restaurants, bars, nightclubs and one of the best markets of any Greek island. Oh, and a castle too. If you love walking and exploring cities this is the place for you. Plus you can take the daily ferry to Turkey as well. For
more information see my Mytilini page. |
Matt's Pick!:
Blue Sea Hotel
The
Blue Sea Hotel
is right on the water in the
harbor of Mytilini town. The rooms
on the right side face the inner
harbor and the lights of the city.
The rooms on the left side face
the sea and the dock where the
ferry boats come in. If you are
like me then you will be very
happy with one of these rooms
because I love watching the big
ferries sail slowly into the
harbor and dock up, unloading
their passengers and cars and
trucks. It's like watching a
movie. Either side the view is
pretty spectacular so try to get a
room on the third or fourth
floors. The rooms themselves are
very comfortable. They have
air-conditioning but we didn't
need it since there was a nice sea
breeze blowing. There is a
television too but we never turned
it on since there is so much going
on in Mytilini town, with concerts
in the castle, cafes, bars, clubs,
and great restaurants, who needs a
TV, except to babysit your kids
for awhile. Breakfast is nothing
special but with a harbor full of
cafes and espresso bars who cares?
As for catching a ferry, no hotel
is more convenient. For prices and booking
information more photos, guest reviews book instantly with Booking.com
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Matt's Pick!:
The Loriet
Though not as upscale as the Pyrgos, the hotel Loriet is no less impressive an example of the 19th century architecture of the upper class Mytilinians. This grand old mansion was built in the 1880s as a summer residence at a time when Mytilini was a more important city than Athens. With a
marble staircase, murals and painted ceilings and antique furniture from the period, staying here is like a trip back in time, (except they have FREE-Wireless). The hotel is run by a Greek-Australian brother and sister who do a great job of making their guests feel comfortable. The Cottage, once the stable and servants quarters, has been cleverly restored and converted to three beautiful suites. The Apartments include a kitchenette, Mini Bar, full size baths and hair driers, TV and internet access.
But if you want a real treat stay in the main building. The Loriet has a salt-water swimming pool (with a waterfall) and the pine-shaded garden is a place you won't want to leave. You can take a bus into town and there is a small beach in front of the hotel (though it is unspectacular to put it nicely). However, if you have a car and plan to explore this part of the island the Loriet is a wonderful place to come back to each day. In the summer they have yoga seminars and other interesting things. Daily breakfast
includes cakes and pastries, jams and fresh fruit from the garden. I stayed here and loved it. I am guessing you will too and it is not expensive either. Click Here for more photos and information or to book with Booking.com
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Best of the Rest
Only a short walk from the market, the port, the castle and Tsamakia Beach, the 4-star boutique Theofilos Paradise Hotel offers elegant
rooms with free Wi-Fi. Hotel facilities include a rooftop pool, underground parking and a spa with Turkish hammam and sauna. Built back in 1912, the 4-star boutique hotel’s main building is a carefully restored traditional mansion. Today it houses the reception hall, lounge with marble fireplace, as well as some of the rooms and suites. Theofilos rooms are spread over 3 separate buildings. All rooms of the Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel have a safe, flat-screen, satellite TV and minibar. The luxurious bathrooms
include hydromassage shower or bathtub. For economical travelers the nearby Orfeas Hotel offers simply firnished air-conditioned rooms overlooking the Aegean Sea. The Hotel Lesvion right on the waterfront offers sound proofed guestrooms
many with a balcony with views of the harbour, the market or the village. Ask for harbor view. For more hotels in Mytilini, Lesvos see Booking.com's Mytilini Page
and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page.
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Hotels in Eressos
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The beach at Skala Eressos is probably one of the nicest you will ever see and the town is one of the hippest places in Greece with amazing restaurants of all different types as well as cafes, bars and dance clubs.There
are literally hundreds of rooms in Eressos
from inexpensive hotels, villas, private rooms
and even a Luxury class hotel with a swimming
pool. For more information see my Skala Eressos page.
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Eressian Hotel & Hammam Spa
The Eressian Spa Hotel and Villa is a Boutique Hotel in Skala Eressos, Lesvos with an awarded private Hammam & Spa that can accommodate groups of up to 10, offering the ultimate rejuvenation experience, combining the privacy of a Spa Villa with the luxury service of a Hotel.
In 2021, the Eressian Hotel & Hammam Spa won the "Small Hotel Spa of the Year" award at the Greek Hotel of the Year Awards, solidfying its position as a world-class wellness retreat & repositioning Lesvos as a top Mediterranean Wellness destination.
The Conde Nast Traveller UK magazine featured The Eressian Hotel & Hammam Spa in the "Islands" special of its September 2021 print issue referencing our award-winning purifying hammam experiences and the petite size of the hotel making it ideal for groups who want to rent the whole hotel privately, as a villa. Click here for photos, reviews and booking information.
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Matt's Pick!:
The Heliotopos
The Heliotopos Hotel
is set back a couple hundred
yards from the beach
surrounded by fruit trees and
fields the greenest green I
have ever seen. It is a catagory A and consists of
three apartments and five studios
in two buildings run by a very nice American couple. Each apartment has a fully
equipped kitchen and on Friday nights guests and locals get together for a pot-luck barbeque in the gardens.
The hotel is within walking
distance of the restaurants
and nightlife of Skala Eressos
though if you are old and
feeble you may want a car.
There are bikes for children
and adults to use for free.
The apartments are
air-conditioned but starting
in 2001 the studios will be
too.The extensive garden is home
to many birds. One of these is
an African Grey parrot who has
a large vocabulary of
whistles, words and sounds.
You can sit on the balcony and
talk back and forth with him
across the garden. It is also
across the road from the
famous turtle pond where you
can actually feed the turtles
by hand.
For prices and booking
information you can contact
the hotel by
using this
form
or book directly with Booking.com. But hurry because this hotel sells out every year.
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Hotel Sappho
This hotel was formerly a women only hotel which is now for everyone and it is all about location, which as you can see from the photo, is about as close to the sea as you can be. The hotel sits right on the pedestrian street that borders the beach where all the restaurants and cafes are. Sappho Hotel offers rooms
with Aegean Sea or mountain views. Ask for the sea view even if you have to pay extra. (The hotel is cheap anyway) The hotel has a snack bar on the beach and provides free Wi-Fi throughout. The air-conditioned rooms at Sappho come with wooden furnishings and have an en-suite bathroom with shower. They are all equipped with a TV with satellite channels and a mini fridge. Guests can enjoy drinks, coffees and light meals at the property’s bar, which features an indoor lounge area as well as a shaded,
sea-view terrace. You are right in the middle of the town. You can't ask for a better location. This hotel does sell out quickly so book now if you like it. Book directly with Booking.com
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Aumkara
Just 1-minute walk away from Eressos Beach, Aumkara features self-catered accommodation amidst a blossomed garden. Guests can relax at the100m2 rooftop terrace enjoying views of the Aegean Sea. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. All air-conditioned studios and apartments are spacious and open out to a balcony
with
mountain or sea views. Each has a kitchenette with a mini fridge, cooking hobs and coffee maker. A TV and hairdryer are included. Staff at Aumkara can arrange car rental to explore the Petrified Forest of Lesvos, at 20 km or the seaside Sigri Village, 24 km away. Mytilene Town and Port is at 86 km, while Mytilene International Airport is 94 km away. Guests will find tomatoes and herbs in the property’s garden if they wish to use them for cooking. See more photos, guest reviews and book instantly with Booking.com or you can contact
Joanna at Sappho Travel with this form
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Best of the Rest
Located right on the beach(photo), Villa Marilena features air-conditioned accommodation with sunset views of the Aegean Sea. Free WiFi access is available in public areas. Opening to a furnished balcony or a terrace, all rooms of
Marilena have a kitchenette with a mini fridge. The seafront, family-run Hotel Kyma is located on the waterfront close to the beach and all the cafes and restaurants. It has a lounge area and a furnished sun terrace, and offers rooms with views of the sea. Free WiFi access is provided throughout. Each room has air conditioning, flat-screen
TV and a balcony. Complete with a refrigerator, the dining area also has kitchenware and an electric
kettle. The family-run Galini Hotel is centrally located and offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony, fridge, a safety deposit box and a TV. Each comes with a spacious kitchenette with cooking hobs, fridge anddining area. And finally, a few steps from Skala Eressos Beach, Aeolian Village Beach Resort has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center.
For more hotels, apartments and rooms in Skala Eressos see Booking.com's Eressos Page and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page.
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Hotels in Plomari
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The town of Plomari is known as the ouzo capital of the world. But it is also known for its gorgeous beaches, amazing town and some of the best mezedes on the island. For more information see my Plomari Page. |
Pano sto Kyma
Located by on the beach of Agios Isidoros, Pano sto Kyma offers self-catered accommodation with open sea views. Outdoor seating areas are available, and shady trees line the beachfront and surround the hotel. With large windows and balconies facing the sea, the studios and apartments of Pano sto Kyma have a private kitchenette
with
fridge and a ceiling fan. The complex is just a few minutes from Plomari and Barbayiannis Ouzo Museum. Free private parking is provided on site. Mytilene is 42 km away and the hotel can arrange transfers. No internet is available at the hotel but some might find that a blessing. The hotel has been very highly rated by guests who have booked through Booking.com. You can see more photos, guest reviews and book instantly
with Booking.com
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Gera's Olive Grove (Elaionas tis Geras)
Though not really in Plomari but 14 kilometers away in the equally interesting town of Perama, this is a very special hotel that is also highly rated by the people who have stayed here. Within a beautiful landscape of olive groves, this traditional guest house offers beautifully appointed
accommodation
with its own farm and animals, a private fishing boat and fresh produce from its own land. Geras Olive Groves has 3 self-catering lodges that combine rustic charm with modern luxuries. Enjoy spacious rooms with marble and wooden furnishings. There are plenty of outdoor dining areas at Geras Olive Grove, perfect for enjoying the fresh food made with the farm's own produce by local housewives. Enjoy the natural surroundings of the herb gardens and daily farm life. The family at Geras Olive Grove is happy to help
organize tours of Gera and Lesvos Island and also have a private fishing boat, which is used as transport as well as for fishing trips. Children will love spending time around the farm and helping with the animals. The environment is safe for them to play in and to enjoy the fresh country air. They can also enjoy learning about growing herbs and making their own food from fresh and natural products. Wi-fi is available in public areas and is free of charge. Hire a car and further explore the unspoilt area
of Gera. The guesthouse also offers free private parking. You can see more photos, guest reviews and book instantly with Booking.com
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PEBBLE BEACH HOTEL
Matt's Pick!
30 years ago Angie Saropoulos
and her husband George sold
everything they owned in
America and came to Plomari
where they built the Pebble
Beach Hotel. The hotel is
situated on beautiful Agios
Isodoros beach, has a full
restaurant and bar, both of
which are popular with guests
and locals. The hotel is very
tastefully decorated with
original paintings and prints
and rooms are very
comfortable, particularly the
sea view side. But what makes the Pebble
Beach special is the
personality of the owner.
Angie is a warm and engaging
person who makes you feel at
home in a far away place. She
has a love and enthusiasm for
her hotel and life in Greece
and she easily shares this
with guests. She is more then
a hotel owner. She is a
gracious host and her
customers return year after
year feeling like they are
part of the family.
The Hotel is a short walk from
the nightlife of Plomari. The
beach is clear and clean and
the small dock they have built
is a great spot for beating
the heat. Being on the south
side of Lesvos means that the
water is usually calm. The swimming pool is
salt-water and of course
popular with children
(especially mine). The bar is
alive with different
languages, particularly
English and Danish and her son
Jimmy keeps the entertainment
level high. (He also misses
baseball so bring your mitt
and a ball) Behind the scenes,
George Saropoulos keeps it all
together, from taking care of
maintainance to making his
special pizza which the hotel
restaurant is famous for. He
also lends a hand at the bar
and like Angie, George is a
ball of energy. But usually by
the end of the night you can
slow either of them down
enough to have a quiet
conversation about what it is
like to live in Lesvos and
what is going on back home in
the USA. If you are looking for a place
where you will feel welcome
and not like a stranger in a
strange land then I encourage
you to spend a few days
here. Book instantly with Booking.com
For more hotels in Plomari see Booking.com's Plomari Page and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page.
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Hotels in Vatera
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At 7 kilometers Vatera may be the longest beach in the Greek islands. For sure it is one of the most beautiful and barely discovered. There are perhaps a dozen hotels spread out, most within walking distance of the center where there are restaurants and cafes and a few shops. You can sit under umbrellas on beach chairs and do water sports or go to either end of the beach and have it all to yourself. The nearby hot springs of Polychnitou are another reason
people come to the area, not to mention some of the best fish restaurants at nearby Ag Fokas, Nifida and Skala Polychnitou. For more information see my Vatera page. |
Matt's Pick!:
Aphrodite Beach Hotel
The Aphrodite Beach Hotel
is probably the best family
hotel I have ever stayed
in and in my opinion the best hotel on the island.
Located right on the beach in Vatera, one of the most beautiful and longest beaches in Greece. Immaculate with TV, AC,
balconies, phone, showers and
small kitchens. It is a C-catagory but as good
as an A-catagory and very reasonably priced. Owned by John and George
Hahathakis and completely family
run. John's wife Maria is Canadian
from near Vancouver and everyone
in the hotel speaks English
fluently since the are all from or
connected with Canada or the USA
through marriage or birth. The
entire family works here and they
all take great pride in the fact
that not only do they provide
excellent service but that they
are able to make people feel at
home. Very high percentage of
return customers that come back
every year.
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There is a Greek taverna in the hotel. They
do Greek dance night with live
music (John was a professional
bouzouki singer and his father
plays too.) The last time I was there the hotel had a big party with roast suckling pig and Yiannis band played and everyone was dancing on the tables like a Greek taverna in Athens. Even the grandmother was dancing! The restaurant is
traditional Greek food and is excellent with a big and diverse menu
and very nice homemade dishes
which are all the mother's
recipes. (She works in the
kitchen with other members of the family). They grow their own organic
vegetables in the garden right next to the hotel, and the chicken, pork and lamb
comes from their farm. The fish is always fresh and they even have sardeles pastes in season. If you have children who you fear may not like Greek food you will be happy to know one of their specialties is pizza and even the locals come for it.
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I think anyone who stays here
will be pleased especially if they
have kids because there are lots
of English speaking children
around they can play with. Plus they have something that is unique in Greek hotels but which I believe will soon be quite common. They have a trampoline. I would estimate that the children guests at the hotel spent more hours jumping than they did swimming. The parents enjoyed it too because it was right by the hotel's restaurant so they could relax, eat and drink and watch the children all jumping. I believe a lot of friendships were made in mid-air this past summer. Lots to
see in the area including
traditional villages and hot
thermal springs. But Vatera beach
itself is one of the best beaches
in Greece. The hotel has beach
umbrellas, beach chairs, paddle
boats, volleyball and they rent
bicycles which is great because
Vatera Beach is completely flat
and you can ride for miles. The hotel has a built in swimming pool, a children's pool and a pool bar, sauna, jacuzzi, exercise area and massage!
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The Aphrodite Beach Hotel also has an
in-house
rent-a-car service
so you can see the whole island and a full service travel agency for ferry tickets, tours of Lesvos and to Turkey and booking hotels in Athens and other islands. For photos and more information see the Hotel Aphrodite Beach website or you can see more photos, guest reviews and book instantly with Booking.com
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Hotels in Skala Kaloni
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Most people who stay in Skala Kaloni are here for the bird watching. But it is the most centrally located beach town on the island, in fact it is right on the middle of the island. How can a beach town be in the middle of an island you ask? Skala Kaloni is at the end of an enormous bay, one of the richest areas for fishing in Greece, where the island's sardine fleet is based. For more information see my Kaloni page. |
Aegeon Hotel
The Aegeon Hotel in Skala Kalloni is one of the
best kept secrets in Lesvos and has a clientele that returns year after year.
The rooms are beyond what one might expect for a C- Catagory hotel, clean,
colorful and tastefully decorated. The cleanliness of the rooms, the lobby, and
the pool are constantly maintained throughout the day and the grounds and
gardens manicured to perfection. Fresh vegetables, are used in cooking dinner each night, and are grown in the hotel's own garden. The staff would rival that of any major hotel and visitors tell of long nights of pleasant conversation with the owner, family and friends who receive high marks for friendliness and hospitality. The Aegeon is located at the very end of town, which makes the evenings very quiet, though the center of town is only about ten minutes' walk along the edge of the Gulf of
Kalloni past the beach and excellent fish tavernas of Skala Kaloni. Breakfast at the Aegean Hotel is ample, delicious and beautifully laid out.
The hotel has 47 luxurious rooms, all equipped with individual bathroom, telephone, radio, air-conditioning and refrigerator (after request) and comfortable balconies full of sunlight.
The facilities include a large outdoor swimming pool with children's pool. Spacious sunbathing area with sunbeds and umbrellas. Quench your thirst at the pool-bar. At the hotel restaurant the guest can taste - from midday through the evening - the Greek traditional cuisine (accompanied by fish and ouzo).
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Aeolian Gaea Hotel
Only 500 metres from the beach, Aeolian Gaea Hotel perfectly combines luxury with a fusion of traditional and modern art. Overlooking the Kalloni beach, it comprises of a 4-building complex, along with a 225 m2 outdoor swimming pool. All air-conditioned units open to a private balcony and have a well-equipped
kitchenette
with fridge and cooking. Free toiletries and bathrobes are provided. Some accommodation types include a spa bath. Guests at Aeolian Gaea can start their day with a traditional breakfast, enriched with homemade marmalade, cakes and local products. Salads, pasta and gourmet dishes are served during lunch and dinner times at the poolside restaurant. Facilities include a fitness centre with sauna, and a playground for younger guests. The renowned Greek painter Ioannis Papaioannou’s frescoes in the reception
and the suites have captured the art culture of the island from the archaic period to the painter Theofilos and the modern era. You can see more photos, guest reviews and book instantly with Booking.com
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Hotel Pasiphae
Located
just 300m from the beach at Skala
Kalloni, the Hotel Pasiphae is one of
the islands premier hotels
offering it's guests all the
amenities necessary to enjoy your
holiday with that added touch of
luxury. The hotel consists of 60
rooms set in a two story building
with expansive entrance and
reception area leading to one of
the two restaurants where you can
sample the delights of breakfast,
lunch and a full a la' carte
evening menu. The villa style
accommodation is set in beautiful
landscaped grounds and around the
large hotel swimming pool with sun
terraces and pool bar. All rooms
have private bathroom with either
bath or shower, balcony, &
telephone. Most rooms are
air-conditioned. There is the
advantage of a children's
playground and large television
lounge. A car park is available to
guests. During the high season,
you can enjoy the added bonus of
live music and folklore
entertainment 'Greek
Style'. Book instantly with Booking.com
For more hotels in Skala Kaloni see Booking.com's Skala Kaloni Page and Matt's Hotels of Greece: Lesvos page.
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Hotels in Sigri
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I can't imagine going to Lesvos and not staying at least a night or two in Sigri. It is the furthest point on the island from Mytilini, a small town with several of the best beaches in Greece, some of the best restaurants in Lesvos, and a climate different from the rest of the island since they get the north wind which makes it cooler and dryer than the rest of Lesvos. If you are worried that Lesvos might be too hot for you in July or August then come here. You
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Matt's Pick!: Sigrion
Villas
I strongly recommend the Sigrion
Villas, 5 independent condominiums, all of which face the sea and offer
visitors front porches with sea views. They are an excellent choice for
families, as there is ample space for children to play on the grounds and for
children to have their own 'space' inside the villas. The units are fully
equipped with all one could possibly need while on vacation and are
air-conditioned though nights when you need it in Sigri are rare. The owners
live in one of the units and are eager to be of assistance but also leave guests
with their privacy. They also have a swimming pool. Both the Sigrion Villas and
the Evangelina Apartments are owned by a Greek-American family from Mississippi
who are very helpful and hospitable. For more on the Sigrion Villas
see their website
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Evangelia Apartments
Matt's Pick!
The economical Evangelia Apartments are located in the heart of the village of Sigri, Evangelia Apartments is an established and popular accommodation unit. Visitors have a choice of two types of rooms here: one-room studios or two-room apartments. There are 6 studios, three on the ground floor and three on the first floor. The first floor studios offer sea views from private balconies, with superb of Sig Each studio has two single beds, fridge, kitchenette, kettle, private
bathroom (shower and toilet), closet, and fans. The ground floor rooms are the same, with balconies offering more limited views of the sea.
Evangelia also has two apartments, which are ideal for a family with young children or for 2 persons wanting more space. One apartment is on the first floor and boasts a large balcony with views of Sigri castle and side views of the sea. It has two single beds, two private bathrooms (with showers and toilets), a kitchenette, fridge/freezer, kettle, dining table, sofa (which converts into single bed). Another bed may be added to the common room,
if requested.
For booking info see their website or book instantly on Booking.com
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The Lesvos Tower House
The Tower in
Sigri is a traditional building with obvious middle age elements mixed with
the Lesvian architecture and is one of the nicest places to stay on Lesvos. Built on a mountain side, on an eight – acre farm full
of olive trees, citrus trees and other vegetation, it has a wonderful view of
the sea. You can walk through the small paved paths that lead you to various
parts of the farm. The beautiful flowers and trees, as well as the rock gardens
with running water offer the ideal environment for relaxation and rest.
There is also a swimming pool.
Parts of petrified trees come into view at some places of
the farm, what is now left, after millions of years. The Tower is 150m away from
the ocean, 500m from the village and 600m from the beach. The Tower consists of
four apartments and a ground floor (reception) decorated with Lesvian antiques
from the past century.
Each apartment has central heating, air-conditioning, NOVA
TV , internet, rest room , kitchen, dining room, bedroom with traditional
furniture and bed antiques over 200 years old. Washing machine for personal use.
You can get more information including rates and more photos and book instantly on Booking.com
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More Hotel and Travel Information
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You can book these hotels
through any of the agents listed
on the
Travel
Agent page.
In most cases you are better off
booking with the agencies because
besides giving you the same rates as
the hotel, they can also handle your
arrangements for flights, ferries, car
rentals and excursions and they can
also book your hotels in Athens and travel to Turkey.
You can find hotels in Lesvos with photos, descriptions, guest reviews, rates, maps and book instantaneously on Booking.com's Lesvos Page
You
can find more Hotels in
Lesvos at
www.hotelsofgreece.com
For Houses and Villas see
www.greecetravel.com/villas
If you will need a hotel in Athens see www.hotelsofgreece.com/athens or see the hotels page in my Athens Survival Guide |
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