Aqua Petra ★★★

"Fantastic location ,beautiful hotel , the best Amorgos experience in a peaceful spot and surrounded by Infinite Blue environment. Very nice owners and staff , friendly and attentive at all times. All very clean and well looked after. Great to have a semi private beach at the edge of the hotel. The restaurant is serving authentic home cooked food and fresh fish . A great place to relax,enjoy the sea and explore the island."

Aegialis Hotel & Spa ★★★★★

"Wonderful stay last week- a really lovely family run hotel with well appointed rooms - all with a sea view and lovely space to sit and take in the fabulous views. The food was superb - so much choice and range and the best fresh fruit and salads. Arta was the star of the show in the restaurant - she made it look effort less and the nicest of touches - making a birthday cake for my husband. It really is a special place. We were there as part of a yoga retreat and the spaces are so well thought through - each group had their own studio and options for roof top yoga and to try out the aerial yoga. The pool is salt water so gives you additional buoyancy - steps lead down to the main road to walk to the village if you need anything or just have a sea swim or you can take a shuttle bus. Huge congratulations to everyone who works here , behind the scenes and front of house to make it such an enjoyable experience"

Yperia Hotel ★★★

"We stayed in this hotel for three nights in mid-May. The hotel is situated on the hill above the Port. We believe it has 18 rooms and is set on several levels in the hillside. We reached the hotel by taxi from Katapola (which the hotel can arrange at a discount) but there are ferry services into the port at Aegiali. The walk from the port is uphill but would take no more than 10 minutes with luggage. We are uncertain how the hotel addresses guests with mobility problems but during our stay one guest on crutches managed very well. Guests in wheelchairs would have some difficulties on the island if not in the hotel. The hotel sits within a built up environment and there are no gardens but the access areas are softened with local planting. The reception area is a large airy room immediately accessed a few steps from the main road. There is some soft seating in the reception area but it does not, by design, encourage lounging. The reception room lets on to a pool area which is terraced and with sufficient sun beds, tables and chairs. There is a small bar. Beyond the pool on one of the lower levels is the breakfast room. Our room was on the top floor and called “Isle Essence Sea View”. We had a soft seating area with a desk and chair – adequate for casual working, along the length of both the bedroom and the seating area was a plinth that could be used as a shelf or to sit upon. There was a full width and fairly deep balcony, accessed from the seating area, with table and chairs but there was no shade. The bedroom was open to the entire room and really only had a bed. At the other end of the room there was a refrigerator, tea and coffee making facilities and sufficient space for clothes on a hanging rail with a couple of drawers. There was a small safe. There was a walk in shower and the hand-basin was separate from the shower room. There was also a separate WC. Bed linen and towels were good quality. Aircon was efficient and wifi was good. Everything was well kept, clean and comfortable – our only anxiety arose from a concrete bed base which became a step down into the room and needed to be remembered at all times! Housekeeping was OK. We only took breakfast at the hotel and we do not believe it serves other meals – although in high season the bar may do snacks. Breakfast was a combination of a la carte and a buffet – food was good. The staff in the restaurant all spoke good English. The room, however, is not endearing. It was clean and functional but did not encourage any loitering. The whole of the seafront road can be walked in 20 minutes. This road and those side streets running from it contain enumerable restaurants, bars, tourist shops, bakeries, supermarkets etc. Beyond the end of the seafront and lining the beach are more restaurants. During our stay we encountered no groups of visitors in the hotel. Staff were always friendly and professional and multi-tasked! Nearly everything about this hotel "

Georgia Studios ★★★

Lakki Village ★★★

"Disgusting place you should try to avoid at all costs. The staff where terribly rude. The rooms where used and abused stank of mould. The property is dangerous for children as there are exposed electrics. There are much much better places to stay on Amorgos."

Hotel Minoa ★★

"Wonderful staff, professional, friendly, accommodating. Rooms are comfortable, clean and nice decor. Breakfast buffet included. Located in center of Katapola short walk from the port to the ferry terminal. Many restaurants, cafes nearby and cute shops."

Eleni On The Beach ★★★

"We LOVED staying at Eleni on the Beach. We had a room at the top with outdoor balcony (all rooms have balconies with breathtaking views). We were given a wheel of cheese (homemade from their goats’ milk!) and a bottle of wine (also homemade). Maria and Ellis couldn’t enough for us - provided us with tips re hiring a car (from Yannis), where to go for breakfast, lunch and dinner, how and where to explore the different parts of the island - Amorgos is largely untouched and is completely oozing history - the island where’The Big Blue’ was filmed, so we went to private beaches and the famous cliffside monastery! Completely breathtaking!!!!! We will definitely be back!!!!!"

Kaminaki Amorgos ★★★

Skopelitis Village ★★★

"Very beautiful location, superb view of Katapola Bay, quiet setting. Beautiful terrace and beautiful interior design. Simple breakfast but everything is fresh and quality. I'll be back. Perfect location. Lovely and super helpful staff."