Greece hotels worth checking
Last updated: 2026-06-17
Greece hotels are worth checking when you've picked the right island first — Crete and Rhodes have the widest resort choice, while Santorini suits couples more than families. Compare the properties below, then read our destination guide for the tourist tax, opening dates and ferry logistics.
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What matters most with Greece hotels
You're usually booking a hotel in a specific town on a specific island, not a sealed mega-resort strip. Island and area matter more here than small price differences between similar-looking properties.
Popular Greek islands for hotels
- Crete — widest hotel range and strong family all-inclusive options
- Rhodes — family resorts and old-town charm
- Corfu and Kos — shorter flights and accessible family beaches
- Halkidiki — mainland resorts with no ferry required
What to compare
- Board basis — many hotels are half-board or B&B, not all-inclusive
- Hotel opening dates for your travel month
- Pool setup and family facilities
- Transfer time from the airport
Best for
- Couples and honeymooners on Santorini, Mykonos or smaller Cycladic islands
- Families wanting an authentic island feel on Corfu, Crete, Kos and Zante
- Summer beach holidays roughly between May and October
- Island-hopping trips for travellers happy to factor in ferry time
Greece hotels worth checking
A starting point across the main categories — check live availability for your own dates before booking.
Ikos Olivia
Halkidiki
A luxury all-inclusive resort built around Ikos's "Infinite Lifestyle" concept, with Michelin-starred dining and premium drinks genuinely included rather than upsold — one of the strongest all-inclusive options in Greece.
Princess Andriana
Rhodes
A consistently highly rated family all-inclusive resort, popular even with travellers who'd normally avoid larger family-focused properties.
Domes Aulūs Elounda
Crete
An adults-only luxury all-inclusive resort overlooking the Gulf of Mirabello, suited to couples wanting quiet over activity.
Daios Cove
Halkidiki
A family-friendly luxury all-inclusive resort built as stone villas around an olive grove cove, with separate parent and children's sleeping areas in its suites.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Greece good for an all-inclusive holiday?
- Yes, but it's less common and smaller in scale than Turkey. The biggest all-inclusive resorts are concentrated on islands like Crete, Rhodes and Kos. Many smaller island hotels are half-board or bed-and-breakfast only.
- Are Greece hotels open in winter?
- Most island resort hotels close from roughly November to March or April. For winter sun, consider Egypt's Red Sea, Dubai or Turkey's southern coast.
DealStays verdict
Greece is worth checking when you want an island hotel with character rather than a single resort strip. Compare the properties below for your dates, then use our destination guide for island choice and tourist tax details.