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From tiny island hideaways and boutique hotels to exceptional resorts and private villas, these are places we’d choose ourselves - each here because there’s a reason to stay.

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We bring together exceptional hotels and villas from across Greece, from much loved favourites to places you may not have come across before. Each is chosen for its character, setting and the simple fact that we’d want to stay there ourselves

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The most exciting new boutique hotels and luxury resorts in Greece, bringing fresh ideas, beautiful design and a new generation of places to stay

Unda

Roda, Corfu

On the beachfront at Roda on Corfu's northern coast, Unda is a contemporary island retreat where bohemian interiors, private and swim up pools, ambitious dining and a dedicated wellness sanctuary are shaped around life beside the Ionian Sea. Water is central to the identity of Unda, right down to its name, taken from the Latin word for wave. The architecture and landscaping draw the resort towards the coast, with pools, gardens and open terraces creating a succession of outdoor spaces before the property finally meets the beach. Natural textures and a relaxed bohemian influence soften the contemporary design, giving the hotel a character that feels particularly at home in Corfu. The result is a resort built for long days outdoors. Furnished terraces extend the rooms into the landscape, pools weave through parts of the accommodation and the beach provides an entirely different place to settle in for the afternoon. As evening approaches, the Ionian setting becomes especially beautiful, with Corfu's westward light bringing a warmer atmosphere to the bars and terraces. para-2 Rooms and suites move from elegant doubles to substantial private pool accommodation, with sea, pool and garden outlooks bringing variety across the collection. Interiors combine contemporary simplicity with bohemian and ethnic influences, using tactile materials and warm natural details to create spaces that feel relaxed rather than overly formal. Swim up Junior Suites open directly onto the water, while other categories introduce private whirlpools and terraces with sea views. The Signature Suite with Private Pool offers the greatest sense of seclusion, although the broad choice of private pool, swim up and whirlpool accommodation means outdoor living is a significant part of the experience throughout the resort. para-3 Unda takes its food seriously, with three restaurants giving the resort a surprisingly broad culinary identity. Phýō is rooted in Mediterranean flavours, sustainability and wellbeing, with a plant forward menu built around organic and locally sourced ingredients. Pietra moves into more refined territory under award winning chef Miltos Armenis, interpreting the clarity of Mediterranean cooking through a contemporary lens. Nami brings something completely different with its Nikkei menu, marrying Japanese and Peruvian influences in the resort's newest dining experience. Aionáō, Térrō and Rhéō provide three distinct places for drinks, from cocktails with horizon views to easy poolside refreshments throughout the day. para-4 The beachfront setting gives days at Unda an uncomplicated rhythm. Guests can move between the Ionian Sea, swimming pools and their own private or swim up pool, with landscaped gardens and outdoor lounging areas providing quieter spaces in between. The beach is right in front of the resort, making swimming and time beside the water part of everyday life rather than an excursion. Roda and northern Corfu provide plenty of possibilities beyond the hotel, while the resort itself is equally suited to days spent entirely by the coast. Yoga and fitness add structure when wanted, with the open air spaces allowing both to remain connected to the landscape. para-5 The Coastal Wellness Sanctuary takes its inspiration from the movement of the Ionian Sea, bringing together spa rituals and therapeutic treatments with a broader emphasis on restoration and wellbeing. Treatments are complemented by yoga and fitness, creating a wellness programme that feels closely tied to Unda's wider philosophy of water, movement and time outdoors. para-6 Unda sits directly on the coast at Roda, placing guests beside the sea while providing an excellent base for discovering northern Corfu. Traditional villages, beaches and the island's beautiful northern landscapes are within easy reach, while returning to the resort brings the focus straight back to the water and the slower rhythm of the Ionian coast.

Rooms from $121 per night

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Kalesma

Ornos, Mykonos

Kalesma Mykonos is a remarkable hillside retreat overlooking Ornos Bay, where award-winning Cycladic architecture, exceptional privacy and sweeping Aegean views redefine contemporary luxury on one of Greece's most celebrated islands. Rather than following the familiar blueprint of a luxury hotel, Kalesma has been conceived as a modern Mykonian village. Whitewashed pathways weave between individual suites and villas, chapels, terraces and courtyards, creating a setting that feels deeply rooted in local tradition while embracing a distinctly contemporary vision. The result is both intimate and expansive, with every turn revealing uninterrupted sea views stretching towards Delos and the surrounding Cyclades. Designed by Studio K and Studio Bonarchi, the architecture celebrates the simplicity of Cycladic living through natural stone, handcrafted timber and carefully considered open spaces. Every element has been created to encourage life outdoors, whether beside a private pool, beneath a shaded pergola or watching the changing light over the Aegean as the sun slips below the horizon. Throughout the property there is an unmistakable sense of calm, sophistication and belonging that sets Kalesma apart from almost anywhere else on Mykonos. para-2 The 52 rooms, suites and villas combine understated elegance with exceptional comfort, many featuring private infinity pools and generous outdoor living spaces. Interiors are deliberately uncluttered, allowing bespoke furnishings, local craftsmanship and natural textures to create warmth without distraction. From the Junior Suites with sea-view jetted tubs to the expansive one-bedroom villas and magnificent Grand Villas, every category has been designed around privacy, space and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Floor-to-ceiling openings frame the Aegean at every opportunity, ensuring the landscape remains the defining feature of every stay. para-3 Dining reflects the same thoughtful approach found throughout the resort. Pere Ubu showcases modern Greek and Mediterranean cuisine built around exceptional seasonal ingredients, served on a beautiful terrace overlooking the sea. At Kuveda, inspired by the traditional Greek kafeneio, leisurely breakfasts and relaxed lunches celebrate local flavours in a more informal setting. As evening approaches, Aloni Sunset Lounge becomes one of the most captivating places on the island, pairing handcrafted cocktails with panoramic sunset views across Delos and the neighbouring islands. Private chef experiences, villa dining and bespoke culinary occasions further reinforce Kalesma's highly personalised approach to hospitality. para-4 While Mykonos is renowned for its vibrant energy, Kalesma offers a different perspective on the island. Yoga overlooking the sea, restorative spa rituals, private yacht charters, weaving workshops with local artisans, cooking experiences and carefully curated island adventures allow guests to experience Mykonos beyond its famous beaches and nightlife. Two infinity pools, beautifully landscaped grounds, a Technogym fitness studio and discreet concierge service complete an experience that feels effortlessly refined without ever becoming formal. para-5 The Kalesma Spa draws inspiration from the timeless energy of nearby Delos, combining advanced wellness with ancient healing traditions. Signature treatments by Dr Barbara Sturm sit alongside hammam rituals, breathwork, sound healing, personalised skincare and outdoor meditation, creating a deeply restorative sanctuary that feels entirely in keeping with the resort's philosophy. para-6 Positioned above Ornos Bay between Agios Ioannis and Mykonos Town, Kalesma enjoys one of the island's most desirable locations. Just fifteen minutes from the airport and harbour, it offers easy access to the best of Mykonos while remaining wonderfully removed from the pace and crowds below.

Rooms from $368 per night

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Phaea Blue

Elounda, Crete

Facing the island of Spinalonga from the Elounda coastline, Phāea Blue is an intimate member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World shaped by contemporary Cretan culture, private pool suites and a deep connection to the landscape and traditions of the island. Phāea Blue has been welcoming guests to this corner of Crete for more than two decades, but its latest chapter feels particularly personal. The hotel has been reimagined on a more intimate scale, drawing together local craftsmanship, contemporary Greek art and an aesthetic rooted in the colours and materials of the surrounding landscape. It feels unmistakably Cretan, not through obvious motifs, but through texture, art, food and the people behind the experience. Buildings step through gardens towards the water, allowing the rugged hills and brilliant blue of the Mirabello Gulf to remain part of almost every view. Natural stone, timber, woven pieces and individually chosen artworks bring warmth to the interiors, while the scale gives Phāea Blue the character of a private Mediterranean enclave rather than a sprawling coastal resort. para-2 Rooms, bungalows, suites and the Phāea Blue Villa are individually styled with natural materials, eclectic Greek pieces and colours borrowed from the Cretan landscape. The Signature Room introduces the hotel's aesthetic particularly well, while Deluxe Bungalows and Suites provide more generous spaces and beautiful sea views. Private heated pools feature prominently through the collection, including the Junior Suite, Blue Maisonette Suite and Island Suite. At the top sits the Phāea Blue Villa, conceived for a more private experience of the hotel and its exceptional coastal setting. Throughout, outdoor living is treated as an essential part of the accommodation, with terraces and pools drawing the sea and landscape directly into the stay. para-3 Food is central to Phāea Blue's identity. Anthós takes a contemporary approach to Greek cooking, using the produce and culinary traditions of Crete as its starting point, while Blue Door occupies an old fisherman's stone house beside the water and celebrates the island's simpler pleasures through seafood and familiar taverna dishes. The Phāea Farmers Feast takes that relationship with the island further. Guests can become part of the process, gathering ingredients and learning about the produce before sitting down to a meal shaped by Cretan traditions. Private dinners beneath the stars and other food experiences add further possibilities, but the thread remains the same throughout: Crete is not simply the backdrop to dinner here, it is the reason for it. para-4 The private beach and outdoor pool provide two natural centres for days beside the water, while the wider programme reaches much further into Crete. Sailing at sunset, snorkelling, diving, hiking and cycling can all be arranged, alongside cooking classes, cultural encounters and experiences built around the people and traditions of the island. Families are equally well considered, with a kids' club, outdoor play spaces and babysitting available, while the breadth of activities makes it easy to shape very different days around the same stay. One might be spent almost entirely beside the sea, another exploring inland Crete, and the next crossing the water towards Spinalonga. para-5 Wellness draws on the same sense of place, with massages, facials and body therapies complemented by yoga, fitness classes and personal training. A dedicated spa and fitness centre provide the foundations, while treatments and rituals bring in natural influences that sit comfortably with the hotel's broader Cretan philosophy. para-6 Phāea Blue lies on the Elounda coast in north eastern Crete, with the Mirabello Gulf stretching out in front and historic Spinalonga across the water. Elounda and the surrounding villages bring another dimension to the stay, but there is enough depth within Phāea Blue itself to make staying close to the sea for several uninterrupted days extremely tempting.

Rooms from $308 per night

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