Diana Hotel
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Intimate hotel in a peaceful spot
- Rooftop pool with panoramic views
Zante escape with rooftop panoramas
With rooftop vistas stretching out to the surrounding coastline, a stay at the Diana Hotel is simply the best way to see Zante. And when you’re itching to go and explore those views you’ve been gazing at, you couldn’t be better positioned, with the hotel set in a pretty plaza that’s right in the middle of everything.
Zante is an atmospheric, buzzy and friendly city with much to offer, all on your doorstep. Whether you’re looking for culture and sightseeing, bars and nightlife or great restaurants serving local cuisine, you’ll find them here. The nearest beach is also close by – a five-minute stroll, in fact – and there are plenty more beaches to enjoy along the coast.
While the adults-only (guests aged 16 and above) rooftop pool – complete with poolside bar – may be a headline attraction, it’s certainly not the hotel’s only fantastic feature. There’s also a sauna, jacuzzi and mini gym, plus massage treatments are available if you feel like some pampering. The rooms are stylish and modern, as you’d expect from an upscale resort, and the hotel serves an impressive buffet continental breakfast, with plenty of traditional Greek products to try.
With its incredible views, deluxe facilities and smart accommodation, when it comes to Zante getaways, you are truly spoiled at the Diana Hotel.
Please note that the rooftop pool is open from 1st April to 1st October.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 1 bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
Find out more about Zante Town
Nestled at the foot of a mountain and fringed by a historic port overlooking the Ionian Sea, no one can say that Zante Town holidays are anything but picturesque. The capital city of the island of Zante is steeped in cultural significance – cobbled streets are lined with ornate Venetian-style architecture harking back to when the island was under Italian rule. History buffs will be interested to view precious artworks in the town’s Byzantine Museum, which were saved after the 1953 earthquake that destroyed much of the city.