MODERN HOTEL IN THE HEART OF SKIATHOS TOWN
A bright and contemporary jewel in the old-school centre of Skiathos Town, this head-turning hotel puts you right in the thick of the holiday action. You’ll be just a 10-minute stroll from a sandy beach, too, so whether you’re looking for urban splendour or the clear-blue beauty of the Aegean Sea, staying here bags you the very best of both worlds.
Tucked away in the hotel courtyard resides a two-tiered swimming pool flanked by rows of sun loungers on both sides. Expect to spend a lot of time here when you’re not out exploring the wider delights of Skiathos Town. Craving a cocktail? Head to the lobby for an extensive menu of creative concoctions that’ll tingle your tastebuds with every sip. You can grab a snack here, too, if you’re feeling a little peckish.
Venture out, meanwhile, and you’ll find plenty of attractions and places of cultural interest to discover. Skiathos Spiti – a museum that provides a fascinating insight into the Greek way of life over the centuries – is just a two-minute stroll away, while wandering a minute from the hotel will take you to the calm waters and quaint fishing boats of Skiathos Harbour. Restaurants and bars can be found in all directions, too – ranging from traditional tavernas and eateries to places serving up international cuisine to satisfy the fussiest food snobs.
In the mornings, you can expect a huge array of English and Continental dishes at the hotel’s breakfast buffet. All served poolside to help get your day off to the best possible start.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast buffet (English and Continental)
- 1 poolside snack bar
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Find out more about Skiathos Town
The neighbourhood of Plakes, with its maze of cobbled streets and whitewashed houses draped in Bougainvillea, is just asking to be Instagrammed. Likewise with the Old Port, which was one of the locations used in the hit musical movie, Mamma Mia!. The impressive Agios Nikolaos bell tower made an appearance, too, and it’s easy to see why. Pause at the churchyard for panoramic views over the port.
Papadiamantis Street is the main commercial street, and is the place to go for gyros, ice cream, souvenirs, and buzzing cocktail bars. It’s named after Alexandros Papadiamantis, the father of modern Greek literature, whose former childhood home has been turned into a museum nearby. Skiathitiko Spiti, a museum dedicated to the island’s traditional way of life, is well worth a visit too.