Santorini
There's some shade and there are modest facilities at this site that is handy for town...
Few of Fira’s sleeping options are cheap, and even budget places hike their prices in July and August. Some domatia touts at the port may claim that their rooms are in town, when they’re actually a long way out; ask to see a map showing the exact location. If you’re looking for a caldera view, expect to pay a much higher price than elsewhere. Many hotels in Fira, especially on the caldera rim, cannot be reached by vehicle. If you have heavy luggage, this is worth remembering, especially as there may be several flights of steps leading to and from your accommodation. Most budget and midrange places offer free transfer to port or airport and will porter your luggage to and from your accommodation. Some hotels may charge anything from €10 upwards for a transfer to the port or airport.
There's some shade and there are modest facilities at this site that is handy for town...
Overlooking the caldera at the quieter southern end of Fira, and more accessible than similar places, th...
One of the best places in Fira, Loizos is located in a quiet cul-de-sac, yet has the advantage of vehicu...
Another of those famous caldera-edge hotels, Efterpi has pleasant traditional rooms carved into the clif...
The Atlantis is a handsome old building that overlooks the widest section of the caldera-edge promenade...
There's not much outlook at all from this little pension, but it's a smart place with attractive small r...
There’s no caldera view, but rooms are comfy and well appointed at this long-standing hotel only metres ...
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