Naxos Hotels with Balcony

We had an exceptional stay at V Luxury Apartments in Naxos. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the town, yet quiet enough to relax and unwind after a day of exploring the island. From the moment we booked, the experience was seamless. Aris, the host, went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and stress-free. He provided detailed information about the island both before our arrival and throughout our stay, offering great recommendations and ensuring we had everything we needed. The apartment itself was spotlessly clean. The bed sheets and towels were pristine, and every detail reflected a high standard of care. We were pleasantly surprised with a welcome bottle of wine, a fruit basket, and coffee pods waiting for us upon arrival—a thoughtful touch that made us feel immediately at home. Overall, we couldn’t have asked for a better place to stay in Naxos. Clean, comfortable, and incredibly well-hosted. We highly recommend it and would definitely return!

We had a lovely stay at Emery Hotel and would happily recommend it. The location is fantastic—just a short walk to both the port and Naxos Old Town, making it a great base for exploring. Although there are a few flights of stairs uphill from the port, it was still manageable even with large suitcases. The highlight of our stay was the wonderful hospitality. The receptionist was incredibly warm and welcoming. She sat us down with a map, pointed out her favourite places to visit, and gave us genuinely helpful, unbiased recommendations. We especially appreciated her suggestion to rent a car, which turned out to be one of the best decisions we made on the island. The hotel was clean, in a safe area, and we also enjoyed having a small balcony. The only downside was that the room was quite compact. There wasn’t much space to open or store our luggage, so we ended up keeping our suitcases near the bathroom vanity. The shower was also separated by a very sheer, almost transparent curtain, which may not suit everyone looking for more privacy. Our balcony overlooked a quiet, empty area, so the view wasn’t particularly memorable. Overall, the excellent location, cleanliness, and exceptional service more than made up for the smaller room, and we’d be happy to stay here again.

Our experience at Alenor City Hotel was exceptional, largely thanks to Diana's incredible warmth and thoughtfulness. From the very beginning, she handled all my messages with genuine kindness. She took it upon herself to organize the room for our anniversary and my birthday with beautiful, heartwarming details that made us feel truly special. It is rare to find such personalized and attentive service; it truly made all the difference in our trip. The images do not do justice to the beauty and cleanliness of the facilities. Highly recommended, and we will definitely come back every time we stay in Naxos!

My four-day stay at Anatoli Hotel in Naxos was wonderfully quiet and authentic! The hotel is charming and immaculately clean. It is located in a residential area just outside the town centre. The location is ideal - only a short walk to a small supermarket, good restaurants, a bakery and pharmacy. It is a fifteen minute easy walk to the centre of town. The hotel itself is quaint and decorated in a minimalist Greek-island style. My room was airy and very comfortable, with a spotless en-suite bathroom, a large flat-screen TV, and excellent wi-fi. Breakfast was outstanding with plenty of variety to suit all tastes and diets. The property also offers transfer services at an additional cost, a private swimming pool, and a surprisingly decent-sized gym for a small hotel. The whole place feels genuinely Greek and very well cared for. The owners manage the hotel and are hands-on in ensuring very high standards of service. Stavros, Polyxeni, Maria and Kostas take great pride in their hotel. Communication with some staff members is a challenge due to the language barrier. Overall, a calm, authentic and highly enjoyable stay in a very comfortable hotel.

I booked 4 nights here for my Mum and I and it was a delightful stay. Very quick and easy to get to from the port (a 5 minute drive) located in a peaceful country spot just outside of the old town. Location is lovely and peaceful with the sound of farm animals in the distance and there is a huge supermarket 2 minutes walking distance away. Walking to the beach takes about 12-15 walk. As well as a lovely strip of shops, cafes and restaurants. The accommodation itself is stunning, rustic but stylish and super clean with all amenities in the villas (including washing machine) The pool and breakfast area is stunning. Quiet and stylish. The breakfast is a lovely buffet with enough options for all tastes. The staff - and especially Fotini - are wonderful. Very warm and accommodating. Fotini helped us book taxis, invited us to her nephews birthday celebration on site and the lovely bar lady (I didnt get her name) was chatty and made lovely cocktails at pool side service. It is a really classy and beautiful place. Perfect for families or couples to really chill out. The bar (serving bar food/snacks) only opens at 2pm which was a slight shame, we would've enjoyed music by the poolside and drinks even more from mid-morning atleast. But besides that a wonderful place and would highly recommend!

The room itself was clean but definitely felt pretty dated. It’s in need of some modernising, but considering the package price we paid, it was perfectly fine and functional for what we needed. However, the kitchenette in our Standard Room was quite low standard. It really wasn't well-equipped or inviting enough for actual meal prep. Because of this, we decided not to cook at all during our stay. If having a functional kitchen is important to your trip, We did however had a great breakfast daily and would recommend it as there was quite a huge spread. I highly recommend choosing your room category very wisely or upgrading. If you get a good package price, it is a very clean and friendly place to stay in a prime location. Just don't count on the basic kitchenette! We had a great breakfast daily and would recommend it as there was quite a huge spread.

A neat, comfortable, clean and newly furnished apartment tucked away in central Port area of Naxos. We had a 1 bedroom deluxe apartment and it had everything you could ask for. Kitchen with all pots and pans and cutlery, if you wanted to cook, otherwise there are a lot of restaurants to pick from depending on what takes your taste fancy. Mr. Padelis was very helpful with all the island info and attractions. He was able to arrange a rental car even on a weekend/public holiday. Very well connected. No breakfast is offered at the apartment but a 15% discount card is given at the Rantevou restaurant just 1 minute walk away for all meals and drinks. It was an enjoyable experience at the apartment.

Unfortunately, our stay at Argo Boutique Hotel was quite disappointing, especially considering that it is advertised as a 4-star hotel. There were some positive aspects: the bed was comfortable, the breakfast had a reasonable variety of options, and we appreciated the two complimentary bottles of water provided on the first day. However, several issues significantly affected our stay. The bathroom sink was blocked, which is not something we would expect from a 4-star hotel. Our room had a balcony directly facing the hotel and the street. Because of the lack of privacy and the high level of exposure, keeping the windows open was uncomfortable for most of the time we were in the room. In my opinion, this type of room should only be allocated when there are no other rooms available. This was not our situation, as we had booked several months in advance and it did not appear to be one of the last rooms available. The soundproofing was also very poor. We could hear a lot of noise from the neighbouring rooms and the corridors, including conversations and, particularly, doors constantly slamming. When guests in the rooms next to us closed their doors, the noise was loud enough to wake us up. This was especially frustrating during the night and early in the morning, and significantly affected the quality of our sleep. The internet was another significant issue. There was essentially no Wi-Fi connection in the room and, unfortunately, even using mobile data was not a viable alternative, as 5G/mobile coverage was also extremely poor inside the room. The Wi-Fi was also frequently unavailable in the breakfast area. For a hotel of this category, this was particularly disappointing. The payment process was also not quite what we expected. When making the reservation, we selected “Pay at the property” and intended to pay the full amount in cash at check-in. However, we were first required to pay 50% in advance, and the hotel subsequently continued attempting to charge the remaining balance to the card before our arrival. We eventually paid the outstanding amount in cash upon arrival, as originally intended. Had I not blocked the card from being charged, the payment would have gone through. This was frustrating, particularly given that the reservation had been made with the “Pay at the property” option. The breakfast was varied enough in terms of choice, but the quality was rather average and the selection did not change much from day to day. For example, the fruit was the same every day, which becomes quite limiting when staying for several days. The breakfast area is also very small and not particularly well organised for the number of guests, making it feel crowded at busy times. We only used the pool once, as it is in a shaded area by the end of the day. We did not use the spa, as this requires an additional payment. Overall, although there were some positives, I don’t feel that our experience reflected the standard I would expect from a 4-star hotel — at least not in the room we were given. Considering the price, the fact that we had booked several months in advance, and the hotel’s category, we expected considerably more.

The room itself at Green Village Hotel was quite nice actually. Problem is the driver I booked from the hotel for port transfer, informed us upon arrival that the hotel had a plumbing issue and had to put us at another hotel for 1 night. I accepted the offer since I have no other choice at such last minute notice, and we stayed at a place called Ampoulos Inn. It was obviously a downgrade as the room was small, air conditioning was not working (so got to transfer to yet another room), and tv has no signal. We got transferred back to Green Village the next morning and the room was much better and we stayed for 2 more nights, however no compensation was given for what happened the first night. Location was ok, and across the road was a supermarket. To walk to the port area takes about another 15 minutes.

The location of this hotel is great! Right in front of the beach and close to restaurants and shops ect. Good vibe. Definitely book with breakfast as it was delicious and we enjoyed it. The room it self was basic. We booked a basement triple. The toilet was dated and tiny and very limited space to keep luggage ect. It had a decent courtyard to dry wet clothes. Not very satisfied with the service. The manager recommended a rent car service for 100 euro a day and we found many down the road that offered same for 50 euro a day ( Naxosways), so do not go through the hotel if you are renting a car. When we mentioned this to the manager he shrugged it off. Also no service of carrying luggage to room ect. If you are looking for service I won’t recommend this hotel but it’s a nice place otherwise.