Alexandros Village
Hilltop spa stay above Adamas
About this hotel
Alexandros Village trades port-front convenience for elevation, sitting on a hilltop that opens up wider views over Adamas and the bay than the harbour-level hotels can offer from a room at street level. The spa suits a quieter, less beach-driven rhythm, and the six-kilometre run from the airport is a reasonable trade for the outlook once the car is loaded and the drive underway. A car or taxi becomes useful here for reaching the port and beaches down below, and rooms include air conditioning, private bathrooms and free WiFi as standard, with parking available on site for the vehicle this hilltop position calls for, and a safety deposit box for valuables.
- Hilltop
- Spa on site
- Views over Adamas
- Quiet setting
Our take
This suits travellers who value a wide hilltop view and quiet over walking-distance beach access, and who don't mind driving for daily essentials. The elevated position means every trip down to the port or the sand takes a car or a longer walk, worth planning into each day's schedule. Anyone wanting to step straight onto the beach should book one of the harbour-front Adamas hotels instead, since Alexandros Village is built around the view rather than proximity to the water.
- ✓Book a car for the hilltop-to-port run, it's a regular trip for meals and the beach
- ✓Head up to the highest point on the property at sunset for the widest bay view
- ✓Use the spa as the default activity on days you don't want to drive down
Why we love it
- Hilltop views over Adamas
- Spa on site
- Quieter, elevated setting
- Wide bay outlook
Why guests love itThe hilltop position gave us a view over the whole bay that the port hotels simply don't have, worth the trade-off of needing the car most days to get anywhere useful. The spa became a regular stop given the quieter, less beach-driven pace up here compared to the villages below. Getting down to Adamas for dinner took a short drive each time, easy enough once we got used to the routine. A good pick for anyone prioritising the view over walkability, and the sunsets from up here were unmatched.