Hotels in Adia

"This hotel is magical! Beautiful decor and excellent layout. It was very well laid out with comfortable furniture and bedding. It's an easy walk down the hill to the beach, but it can be a bit steep in places so be mindful if you have any mobility needs. The Amoopi beach has chairs/umbrellas available for a fee (I believe $30 euro for 2 chairs and an umbrella), and there was a beachfront restaurant where we grabbed a late lunch. It's a short distance to Karpathos town (Pigadia) where you'll have access to groceries, restaurants, bars, etc. on the beautiful harbor. The staff was exceptional. We enjoyed the onsite breakfast overlooking the sea. The food was freshly prepared, beautifully presented and delicious. They offered us a late checkout since our flight wasn't until the evening. We rested by the pool and the bartender woke us up when it was time to depart for our flight since our phones were charging in the room. The only issue we had was sleeping with the windows open not realizing the mosquitos would come in. The next day, we noticed the hotel even provides a mosquito repellant plug-in in one of the drawers which was so thoughtful! Just be mindful of the mosquitos, and you'll have a wonderful stay. "

"We stayed for 5 nights and had a very pleasant stay ... great value for the price! Breakfast was included, and the pool area was lovely and relaxing. The location is walkable to several restaurants and shops, which made exploring easy. We had a room with a sea view and balcony, which I definitely recommend. Our room had two twin beds pushed together which is nornal for Europe. There are also a couple of pool terrace rooms that looked nice, though they seemed a bit less private. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful—especially the front desk receptionist, who was always lovely and ready to assist with anything we needed! While the building isn’t brand new, it’s well maintained. The shower could use an upgrade, but overall, it was a comfortable and enjoyable stay. "

"Very kind elderly couple. They greeted me in English when I arrived, showed me to my room and gave me a tour of it. This place makes you feel like a local."