2-Star Hotels in South Aegean, Greece

Hotel Antonia is a family run hotel in the heart of Fira, just outside Fira Supermarket and near many food places. We were greeted by Ms Popi when we checked in late. It is near the bus station but as it is winter, the frequency is limited. Room is clean, beautiful and spacious with an outdoor patio. You can't drink the water in Santorini from the tap nor use it to boil to drink as it is salty. Hotel provides only 1 bottle of 1 litre drinking water so you have to buy more on your own. Coffee and tea are provided all day but they do not offer breakfast. Overall a comfortable stay in Hotel Antonia Santorini.

Location: BEST. Right on top of the restaurant. This restaurant is right in front of the Bus Terminal. All the buses start and interchange at Fira. When the bus arrives in Oia, it stops right in front of this restaurant. And the hostel is right behind the restaurant. So this hostel is in a great location, yet without the noise as it's away from the bus. Basically, 8 beds. Each has a curtain. Bed 5 is the best. Lower bunk, with privacy. Toilet is small, with no towels and toiletries. Be sure to get yours. Else, you can get it from a provision shop that is 5 minutes walk away. Most of the shower room light is not working. So u must close your eyes to shower. This hostel is near to all the good spots for photo shoots in Oia. So if I'm back in Oia, I'll still come here. You don't get to meet the owner. All communication is via Whatsapp. But they are very responsive. And i like that. There is house keeping everyday. So it's great. On my 1st night, the lady sleeping right across me was *********** and *********** with the Portugal guy all night. Eventually, that guy jumped onto her bed. I almost wanted to ask him to exchange his bed with mine. Both of them met each other in the hostel. The Portugal guy has been staying there quite a while. The lady came only 1 night before me.

My four-day stay at Anatoli Hotel in Naxos was wonderfully quiet and authentic! The hotel is charming and immaculately clean. It is located in a residential area just outside the town centre. The location is ideal - only a short walk to a small supermarket, good restaurants, a bakery and pharmacy. It is a fifteen minute easy walk to the centre of town. The hotel itself is quaint and decorated in a minimalist Greek-island style. My room was airy and very comfortable, with a spotless en-suite bathroom, a large flat-screen TV, and excellent wi-fi. Breakfast was outstanding with plenty of variety to suit all tastes and diets. The property also offers transfer services at an additional cost, a private swimming pool, and a surprisingly decent-sized gym for a small hotel. The whole place feels genuinely Greek and very well cared for. The owners manage the hotel and are hands-on in ensuring very high standards of service. Stavros, Polyxeni, Maria and Kostas take great pride in their hotel. Communication with some staff members is a challenge due to the language barrier. Overall, a calm, authentic and highly enjoyable stay in a very comfortable hotel.

We stayed for 12 days, the location was perfect, within walking distance of everything in Rhodes City. It's a small hotel so the owner lives there and is there every morning serving breakfast. The owner (and staff) are very friendly and will help you with whatever you need. The breakfast was simple but filling we also bought additional items such as fruit & yogurt to have with the breakfast. It can get a bit noisy at night if you have a room facing the main street, but overall it was a nice place to stay.

I had a wonderful stay here. The owner and their family were very friendly, welcoming, and made us feel at home. Their one-year-old daughter was absolutely adorable and always brightened our day. Although the hotel is located on a hillside rather than in the town center, the location is very convenient. It is close to the center and well positioned for exploring the island, with most attractions just a short drive away. There is a large supermarket right across the street, which was very convenient, and a nice bakery nearby with a beautiful sea view. Plaka is just a few minutes away uphill, and Sarakiniko is also very close by. The view from the hotel is excellent. You can see a large part of the island from the property, and the night sky is beautiful. The focaccia served at breakfast was delicious and something we looked forward to every morning. The room was spacious (it has balcony, sofa and also kitchen!) and offered great value for the price. Overall, I really enjoyed our stay and would happily stay here again if we return to Milos.

This hotel was once a unique gem run by Anna's mother and now run by her son. It has a history of more than 30 years and shows excellent service standards. During the off-season, the hotel provides guests with warm rooms with electric fireplaces and a reasonably priced airport drop-off service. Two 500 ml bottles of mineral water are provided in the room for free, and additional bottled water can be provided on request. The water pressure is stable, hot water is sufficient, and the bedding also exudes a fresh and clean smell. The only drawback is that the sound insulation inside the hotel is slightly insufficient, but fortunately the guests around are of high quality and have never made any noise, so the overall stay experience is still very pleasant.

We had a wonderful stay at Doukissa Hotel and would highly recommend it. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from the port, close to the town centre, and only a few minutes from the beach, making it an ideal base for exploring Paros. Our first impression was that it felt like stepping into a charming old mansion with plenty of character. The hotel was spotlessly clean, and it had the warm, welcoming atmosphere of a family-run property. The staff were exceptionally friendly and always happy to help. They assisted us with everything we needed, including arranging a taxi to the airport the next morning, which turned out to be even cheaper than Uber. The room was spacious and comfortable, and we appreciated thoughtful touches like the complimentary slippers, which we rarely came across during our travels in Europe. Overall, this hotel exceeded our expectations with its excellent location, comfortable rooms, genuine hospitality, and outstanding service. We’d definitely stay here again.

The room itself was clean but definitely felt pretty dated. It’s in need of some modernising, but considering the package price we paid, it was perfectly fine and functional for what we needed. However, the kitchenette in our Standard Room was quite low standard. It really wasn't well-equipped or inviting enough for actual meal prep. Because of this, we decided not to cook at all during our stay. If having a functional kitchen is important to your trip, We did however had a great breakfast daily and would recommend it as there was quite a huge spread. I highly recommend choosing your room category very wisely or upgrading. If you get a good package price, it is a very clean and friendly place to stay in a prime location. Just don't count on the basic kitchenette! We had a great breakfast daily and would recommend it as there was quite a huge spread.

We had an amazing stay at Petradi Hotel in Ios and would definitely recommend it! The staff were absolutely wonderful—so kind, welcoming, and always willing to help. They gave us great recommendations throughout our stay, helped us arrange our port transfer, and even advised us on the best place to rent a quad. The view is simply breathtaking, overlooking Mylopotas Beach, and the pool is just as incredible. Watching the sunset from the hotel was one of the highlights of our trip. The location is also perfect, right between Chora and Mylopotas, making it easy to explore both. If you rent a car or a quad, there’s a private parking area, which is a big plus.