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Hotels in Oia
17 Hotels
Andronis Luxury Suites
Nik. Nomikou, Andronis Luxury Suites

Andronis Luxury Suites is a luxury boutique overlooking the Aegean Sea. Though Santorini and over-the-top hotels go hand-in-hand, this property has the added benefit of a location overlooking the Caldera side of the Mediterranean and it is within walking distance of the shops and restaurants of Oia. Each of the 22 suites includes a private hot tub; some suites are done in the traditional cave style of the island. A dramatic infinity pool overlooks the cliffs and sea below. The on-site restaurant gets good reviews for Greek food and free breakfast with local ingredients. Like most hotels in this part of the world, expect steep steps and spotty Wi-Fi access.

Caldera Villas
Main Street

Caldera Villas is a three-pearl boutique hotel, conveniently located in the center of Oia Village. The modern, cave-style rooms, suites, and studios all have private terraces with beautiful views over the Caldera and Aegaen Sea, along with flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, and refrigerators; some rooms have hot tubs and kitchenettes. While there is free Wi-Fi available throughout, guests have complained of weak signal in the rooms. Free buffet breakfast is served on the sun terrace -- including a wide selection of local foods. Free water, tea, and coffee are available in the lobby throughout the day. There's a small swimming pool on the terrace, surrounded by sun lounges and umbrellas. Though a bit pricier, Oia Mare Villas is another romantic boutique hotel to consider in Oia.

Laokasti Villas
Ia (Across St. George's church)

Oia is famous for its caldera views, though you shouldn't expect those at this simple value hotel. The two-and-a-half-pearl Laokasti Villas has the benefit of being at the edge of town, so it has less steps than similar properties on the caldera side, and is still close to shops and restaurants (and spectacular sunsets). The hotel has a homey, traditional air, and its 17 simple rooms come in a variety of configurations including larger maisonettes. While some have sea views, they can be partial. There's a taverna-style restaurant and the tranquil pool area looks seaward as well. Laokasti Villas is a good value for the location, but for a cheaper alternative, travelers could look at Aspa Villas, which is a few minutes down the main road but lacks a restaurant. 

Anemomilos Hotel And Villas
On the Main Street Of Oia Village

Anemomilos Hotel Apartments is an excellent mid-range pick for travelers who are okay with trading in Caldera views for extra space and lower rates in the tourist-heavy village of Oia. The hotel is located across the road from Oia's pedestrian path and Caldera, bringing fast access to the sunset views, restaurants, and souvenir shops, without having to wake up to hordes of tourists. As of 2017 there were 31 rooms, but renovations will bring the number down to 23. Most units include kitchenettes and some are lofted for families. Features include a Greek restaurant with local wines, large and private outdoor pool, and a free parking lot (super rare in Oia). For those who must have direct Caldera views, check rates at Aris Caves (some rooms have kitchens, too). 

Pezoules
Thiras - Ias

A lovely boutique property, Pezoules is set into Oia's lower caldera cliffs, giving guests sweeping views of the Aegean. With only six rooms -- many designed in a cave-like style -- it is a small, quiet, and personal property ideal for couples. Rooms mimic the hotel's chic blend of traditional architecture and minimalism and feature ergonomic Dimstel mattresses. Slim on the features but with more than the nearby Aris Caves, this property has a small infinity pool with an even smaller deck and a tiny pool bar serving snacks and drinks. The experience is best suited for travelers who want to explore the surrounding area but come back to a quiet room, and overall this is a gorgeous property with upscale rooms and an authentic Greek island vibe.

Mystique, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Santorini
Oia, Santorini Island

Mystique Luxury Collection Hotel is a five-pearl chain hotel situated on a cliff face in Oia. Though luxury hotels are a common find in Santorini, this property stands out for showcasing the most spectacular views of the Aegean Sea, alongside a central location with easy access to the Oia main street. The traditional cave-style villas and suites feature hot tubs and private terraces -- some rooms even include a private fitness room and plunge pool. The outdoor sundeck features a chic infinity pool and a bar. There are two on-site restaurants (Greek and Japanese) and a 150-year-old wine cellar. Asian-inspired treatments are provided at the spa. Canaves Oia Hotel is almost as luxurious and has a slightly lower price tag.

Fanari Villas
Oia santorini

The 16-room Fanari Villas is an attractive, Cycladic-style cliff-top residence set in the north Santorini town of Oia -- generally considered the best spot on the island for watching the legendary sunsets. Rock-hewn suites at this upscale property are fresh and nicely finished, and all have terraces and sea views -- though some are exposed to the crowds that gather in the area at sundown. The pool and spa facilities are good, and an on-site restaurant is a bonus. While Fanari Villas certainly ticks all the boxes, for somewhere with a chicer, contemporary edge, have a look at the nearby Art Maisons Hotel.

Nostos Apartments
Oia village

This small, family-run hotel is made up of eight attractive cave-style apartments, each with its own furnished balcony overlooking the sea. Like most hotels in Oia, it’s accessed by many stairs, but staff is on hand to help carry luggage. The mid-range property has a pretty, wood-lined pool with postcard caldera views and a poolside bar, and while lounge space is limited and unshaded, it doesn't get too crowded. A free breakfast is served in a small white room with water views, and guests can order snacks throughout the day. Rates at this low-key hotel are significantly lower than other cliffside cave-style properties, though as with most, it lacks a full-service restaurant. 

Residence Suites
Oia Main Street, Santorini, Greece, Europe

Residence Suites is housed in a gleaming white Cycladic building in the center of Oia, on the side of a cliff face, 10 minutes's walk from the beach. Nineteen cave-style suites range from small to spacious, though all feature kitchenettes with mini-fridges and have terraces with stunning caldera views. The best suites provide private hot tubs. Common areas includes a sun terrace, small swimming pool, and hot tub, though getting to them includes many stairs as the property is spread across various levels. Some of the hotel's elements are slightly worn and dated for the three-pearl price range. Travelers may also consider Caldera Villas for many of the same features, with better maintenance. 

Aris Caves
Nikolaou Nomikou

Aris Caves consists of seven rooms and villas built directly into the cliffs overlooking the Aegean Sea and Caldera in Oia. This three-pearl property has almost nothing in the way of features except for a gorgeous roof terrace with sweeping views of the water. Still, rooms are done with high end finishes and kitchens or kitchenettes for self-catering. Most of the units have heated outdoor whirlpools. The location down a set of steep stairs provides more privacy than you'll usually find in Oia, along with fast access to the village's shops, restaurants, and tour departure points. For something with more features, Perivolas has a large pool, spa, restaurant, and free breakfast buffet -- but it's about 15 minutes outside of Oia.