Just outside of the town of Naoussa (1.5km to be precise), you’ll find Anemoi Resort. If you’re staying in Naoussa to explore Paros and looking for a comfortable, contemporary base, check out Central Boutique Hotel. The rooms are thoughtfully designed, balancing white and anthracite with pops of vibrant modern art, and the pool is unlikely to get too crowded. Opened in 2021, the sister hotel to the sprawling Naoussa Hills hotel takes an entirely different approach.Īnd it works. The tidy Central Boutique Hotel in the centre of Naoussa is a great base to explore the surrounding town.
With uninterrupted views over an unspoiled bay out to uninhabited islands, it’s undoubtedly one of the best places on Paros to unwind. Overall, though, the hotel’s design feels like it will soon belong in a bygone era.īut then there’s the hotel’s best feature by far, the pool. The rooms and suites are comfortable enough for a relaxing stay. Like Parīlio, the 56-room Saint Andrea Seaside Resort is a 25-minute walk west of Naoussa in a secluded area surrounded by abundant nature. There is also an on-site restaurant under the helm of renowned Greek chef Yiannis Kioroglou. This breathtaking luxury hotel is designed in the traditional Cycladic style: white walls, sharp lines, and accents of blue.īeyond being aesthetically gorgeous, Cosme Paros boasts a tennis court, fitness centre, spa and wellness centre, and an outdoor swimming pool. Cosme Paros sits on what we consider the best beach on the island, Agioi Anargyroi. You cannot get any closer to a beach in Naoussa. Plus, Sandaya Luxury Suites is only 200m away from the stunning Agioi Anargyroi Beach. In addition to that beautiful pool, guests can also enjoy the on-site restaurant, garden, and complimentary à la carte and continental breakfast. A few suites even come with their own private hot tub. Some rooms provide a spectacular view of the sea, whereas others come with a private balcony. The interior design is not pure Cycladic- instead dripping in decadent tones of mocha.
With its swooping curves, beaming white walls, and poolside bar, this luxurious hotel provides a refined simplicity that will immediately have you living your best life. Sandaya Luxury Suites in Naoussa are the pinnacle of elegance.
Book a tasting to learn about Greek wines and sample local snacks. Hot tip: Moraitis winery nearby is a must-do while on Paros. Rada Restaurant will be exquisite if our Naoussa experience was anything to go by. The location is idyllic, and the rooms and suites are spacious and well-designed. Newly opened for summer 2021, the 40-room Cove Paros overlooks the golden sands and sparkling water of our favourite beach on Paros, Agioi Anargyroi.Ĭove was nearly finished when we visited, and since opening, it’s gained a decent reputation among upscale travellers. Parīlio Design Hotel is outfitted with everything you expect in a luxury hotel at this price point: designer furniture, an enormous pool, an on-site spa, a fitness centre, and a restaurant serving modern Greek delicacies. The minimal design, understated palette and abundance of natural stone are genuinely relaxing – especially if you’re visiting Paros to escape the excess of Mykonos. Architecturally designed to embody the laid-back Cycladic cadence of life, the 33 suites give you no choice but to chill out.
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