These hotels are as beautiful as something out of Greek mythology.

When we think of Greece, we immediately think of mythological stories and a brilliant ancient civilization. The landscape, with its many unique architectural structures, is what intrigues tourists about this country. If you're planning a trip to Greece and are still wondering where to stay, let Travellive help you discover the hotels below.

Saint Hotel - Santorini Island Style

Ideally situated on the beachfront of Santorini, the Saint Hotel is an architectural complex that harmoniously blends traditional Greek blue and white styles with contemporary materials. This combination creates a unique character for the hotel while remaining in harmony with the overall local culture.

The design firm Kapsimalis Architects renovated a cluster of old residential buildings, barns, and wine cellars in Santorini into a hotel complex with cave-like rooms. Named Saint Hotel, the hotel is situated among buildings along the edge of the village of Odi, with its grounds spread along the rocky slope beside the beach. This location ensures that every room offers unobstructed panoramic sea views.

The guest rooms, swimming pool, restaurant, spa, and gym are interconnected via a winding central staircase. Among the newly designed rooms, Saint Hotel boasts six renovated suites based on the original structure. All are styled in the local architectural style and traditional white color scheme, but using new materials.

Cosme Hotel - A tourist complex steeped in the culture of a coastal fishing village.

Located on the Aegean coast in the town of Naoussa, the Cosme Hotel is one of the most luxurious resorts on the island of Paros. Developed by Kanava Hotels & Resorts, it is known for its sophisticated elegance and renowned Greek hospitality.

The resort's outdoor entrance and cobblestone walkway, leading to the lobby and reception area, are paved with marble and adorned with carefully selected greenery. The style evokes images of historically famous Cycladic buildings.

The Cosme Hotel offers 40 suites, each featuring a private pool, outdoor dining area, sunbathing area, and panoramic beach views. All rooms are furnished with bespoke furniture by Spanish designer Jaime Hayon. The pieces combine warm-toned fabrics like red with classic designs accented with blue stripes, a color characteristic of Greek mythology.

The culinary offerings include Parostia restaurant by the beach and Volta restaurant in the heart of the resort. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn how to cook local dishes in the Aroma Garden food court with daily cooking classes.

Designed in harmony with the natural landscape of Naoussa village, the winding paths within the hotel create an intimate, countryside feel. All the resort buildings are tiled with clean tiles, showcasing architectural layouts inspired by fishing villages and local homes.

One & Only Aesthesis Hotel - A rare geological phenomenon at Lake Vouliagmen

The One & Only Aesthesis hotel sits on a 21-hectare beachfront property within a forest reserve in Glyfada, a suburb just south of Athens. Its exclusive beachfront location makes One & Only the perfect place to begin or end any Greek adventure.

The One & Only Hotel will offer a variety of programs for families with children, as well as spaces exclusively for adults. One & Only Aesthesis will also be home to the Chenot Spa, offering wellness programs and treatments. For further relaxation, guests can visit Lake Vouliagmeni – a rare geological phenomenon offering a fascinating experience with its natural healing properties.

In terms of dining, guests can enjoy Greek cuisine such as seafood, meat, and vegan options, all sourced locally. The resort features a mythical-themed beach club. In this luxurious setting, you can easily watch the sunset and sunrise.

Most accommodations at the hotel are detached villas with private pools, ideal for families or couples. There are a total of 127 suites, all featuring high ceilings, handcrafted leather furnishings, subtle color palettes, and accent patterns.

Mandarin Oriental Hotel - A blend of nature and Greek culture

Mandarin Oriental Hotels Group has announced that it will manage a new luxury hotel in Costa Navarino, scheduled to open in spring 2023. The group's first property in Greece, Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino, will be located on the southwestern coast of the Peloponnese and a few minutes' drive from Kalamata International Airport.

The beachfront resort will feature 99 rooms, including 48 villas with private pools, all boasting outdoor patios and ocean views. Guests will enjoy an enhanced experience with recreational activities, water sports, cycling and hiking, golf, and more.

The stunning combination of natural landscapes, olive groves, pristine beaches, and authentic Greek culture at the Mandarin Oriental will make it an attractive destination for all visitors.

Isla Brown Corinthia Hotel - A unique rooftop complex

Located on the Saronic Gulf, less than an hour's drive from Athens, Isla Brown Corinthia is the first hotel in Brown Hotels' new line of luxury resorts.

Isla Brown Corinthia will operate as the first five-star resort of the international hotel group. The hotel will offer 166 guest rooms and suites. Guests will have access to two swimming pools, a wellness center, a rooftop restaurant and bar, a private beach with water sports facilities, and event spaces. Next year, a complex of 110 bungalows, complete with a pool and restaurant, will be added to the Corinthia hillside.

The resort will feature a bar serving fresh and modern cuisine, and a Mediterranean restaurant offering classic Greek dishes. Additionally, guests will be offered à la carte and buffet breakfasts, a signature feature of Brown Hotels. The adults-only rooftop terrace includes sun loungers, a hot tub, a swimming pool, and an outdoor bar. In the evenings, guests can enjoy DJ music on the brightly lit rooftop.

In Vietnam, you can choose airlines such as Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Aeroflot, etc., with direct flights from Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City to Athens, with an average ticket price of around 12,000,000 VND/one way.

Phuong Thao is an editor at Travellive magazine. She is passionate about traveling and enjoys capturing moments with her camera in every place she visits. Travel, art, and lifestyle are Phuong Thao's favorite writing topics.

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