Name: Emporio Hotel
Address: Emporio, Santorini, GR, Emporio, Emporio, Emporio, 84703, Greece
Rating: 10

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Athinios Port Santorini

Santorini International Airport

Santorini Old Harbor

Emporio Hotel

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I loved staying here! It was perfect for me. While others might want to be in the busy, noisy areas like Fira or IA, I loved being here in Emporio. For those who don't know, Emporio is in the middle of everything (all roads lead to Emporio) and you are only a few minutes away (by car or scooter or four wheeler, though the donkey's take longer) from the major tourist areas, but is a little bit more sedate. You can sit out at night at a cafe across the street or enjoy a glass of wine with Despina, the hotel manager and hostess with the most-est. The rooms are clean, the beds were comfortable, it has a/c if you wanted it, but my room had a balcony with fresh grapes growing on it and a cool, comfortable breeze so I didn't need it. Santorini is small so you can get anywhere from here and the bus stop is directly across the street. Plus there is a fridge in the room and a grocery store right next door and Desmina even left us cook in her kitchen. Staying here saved us a bundle! Oh, and make sure Despina shows you the special castle that is tucked away right around the corner! If she hadn't shown me, I'd have never known and it was one of my favorite parts of the whole island!  Truly a find of for the artists among us. Oh, and she even left my friend, who came a few days into the trip, bring her puppy. I can't say enough good things. Thanks Despina for making my trip to Santorini so special.

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Hotel Emporio

We stayed in this hotel for one week in late July 2013. The hotel manager, Despina and her colleague Giotta, made us wonderfully welcome and nothing was too much trouble for them. We enjoyed Greek hospitality at its very best! The beds were comfortable and the room extremely clean with very quiet air conditioning. Sheets and towels were changed frequently, towels every day if you wished. There is also a fridge in each of the rooms and Despina lent us cups, plates and cutlery so that we could have an element of self catering. We also had a large balcony with table and chairs. Emporio village, although a few miles from the resort of Perissa offers a very good base for exploring Santorini. The bus stop is just across the road from the hotel and buses are frequent, cheap and run late into the night. Thira, Perissa, Akcrotiri and all the other main tourist destinations are easily accessible. Shops and tavernas are close to the hotel and the old town of Emporio is like the traditional Greek tourist areas of Oi and Thera but without the hordes of visitors.  Although the road outside could sometimes be noisy, we didn’t find it a problem and the excellent hotel and friendliness of the hotel staff more than compensated for it. Santorini is well worth a visit as is the Hotel Emporio!

Hotel Emporio

We stayed in this hotel for one week in late July 2013. The hotel manager, Despina and her colleague Giotta, made us wonderfully welcome and nothing was too much trouble for them. We enjoyed Greek hospitality at its very best! The beds were comfortable and the room extremely clean with very quiet air conditioning. Sheets and towels were changed frequently, towels every day if you wished. There is also a fridge in each of the rooms and Despina lent us cups, plates and cutlery so that we could have an element of self catering. We also had a large balcony with table and chairs. Emporio village, although a few miles from the resort of Perissa offers a very good base for exploring Santorini. The bus stop is just across the road from the hotel and buses are frequent, cheap and run late into the night. Thira, Perissa, Akcrotiri and all the other main tourist destinations are easily accessible. Shops and tavernas are close to the hotel and the old town of Emporio is like the traditional Greek tourist areas of Oi and Thera but without the hordes of visitors.  Although the road outside could sometimes be noisy, we didn’t find it a problem and the excellent hotel and friendliness of the hotel staff more than compensated for it.

We stayed at emporio hotel for five nights. Our twin room was spotless and the hotel staff very friendly. Nothing to compliant about. Emporio hotel is centrally located. We like that the bus station to the main attractions  (perivolos, fira, oia) is opposite to the hotel.We particularly liked emporio village which is a must see. This is not a luxury hotel but for the money we spent is was well worth it. Overall this was an excellent experience!

well worth the money !

We've been to Santorini with my wife for the Greek Easter. We were looking for an inexpensive hotel as we were on a tight budget.We stayed at Emporio Hotel for 2 nights and we were very satisfied (I think that previously it was called Hotel Archaia Elefsina). Rooms were very clean and well equiped though furniture was a bit dated, sheets and towels seemed brand new and it was evident that the hotel has been recently renovated. We had a room with a view at the new part of the village but we could see the sea as well!
Location is excellent and strategic if you prefer to stay inland and discover the island. There was a relativelly busy street near the hotel but we didn't mind. The hotel does not provide breakfast but the is a cafeteria and a bakery just around the corner. Emporio village is magnificent and a must see in Santorini. We paid around 40 euros per night which seems very good value for money considering that Santorini is very expensive, especially if you want a room with a view at the volcano.

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