Hotels in Aegina Town

Aoni Suites suits families who like to cook for themselves. The family rooms come with fully equipped kitchens, private bathrooms and a balcony or terrace, so mealtimes do not depend on a restaurant. The infinity pool, sun terrace and garden give children room to play while parents rest. Parking is free on site, a 24-hour front desk is staffed, and Agios Vasilios Beach is a short walk away. A 9.8 rating from 76 reviews backs it up.

Pistakion Houses gives families self-contained units in Aegina Town. Each has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, a work desk and free WiFi. A terrace or balcony with sea views, a garden and a patio add outdoor space, and free private parking is on site. Panagitsa Beach and local attractions are nearby. Guests rate it 9.5 across 60 reviews, a strong result for a self-catering stay.

Kazarma Central Suites is a recently renovated aparthotel that gives families a base with a kitchen in Aegina Town. The air-conditioned family rooms have private bathrooms and fully equipped kitchens, and free WiFi is included. A sun terrace, a coffee shop and an outdoor seating area are on site, and Avra Beach is a two-minute walk away. Guests rate it 9.5, though across only 22 reviews, so the sample is small.

Rastoni Hotel Aegina occupies a former pistachio farm, and families get room to breathe: a garden with fountains, colonial-style rooms with private balconies or patios, and a buffet breakfast served outside. A sandy beach is a five-minute walk away and Aegina Town is 600 metres off, close enough for an evening stroll. Massages can be arranged for parents. I would book it for a relaxed family stay on Aegina, backed by a 9.4 rating from 672 reviews.

I like Aegina Dream Suites for families who prefer to run their own day. Each suite has a kitchenette, so breakfasts and snacks stay simple, and the family rooms open onto balconies with sea views. Panagitsa Beach is just steps away, which keeps beach time easy with young children. No restaurant or pool is listed, so I would treat it as a comfortable base rather than a resort, with Aegina Town close at hand for meals out.

Plaza is a beachfront hotel in Aegina Town with direct beach access and a private beach area. Rooms have air conditioning, balconies, minibars and flat-screen TVs, and free WiFi covers the whole property. On site are a restaurant, a bar, a fitness centre and yoga classes. Guests rate it 9.1 across 119 reviews. It suits travellers who want the sea at the door and a few hotel facilities, rather than a self-catering apartment.

Costas Rooms is a simple, well-rated base for families in Aegina Town, with Panagitsa Beach a five-minute walk away. Family rooms are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms, and the sun terrace and garden give children space outside. A shuttle service helps with transfers to and from the port, and luggage storage means you can enjoy the last day before the ferry. A 9.1 rating from 442 reviews is excellent.

Danae Hotel sits on the coastal road of Aegina Town and is described as family-friendly. Rooms face the sea from private balconies, and the swimming pool with its snack pool bar keeps children busy between outings. The restaurant serves all meals. The nearest beach is a short walk away, and the Temple of Apollo is close by for a first taste of history. With a 9.0 score from more than 1,000 reviews, I would pick it for a family stay on Aegina.

Ulrika is a small, simple hotel with direct access to the beach in Aegina Town, plus a sun terrace and a lush garden where children can rest between swims. Rooms are air-conditioned, with private bathrooms and balconies over the garden. Free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk and a tour desk help families plan their days on the island. It is a one-star, so expectations should stay simple, but the 8.9 rating from 568 reviews shows guests leave happy.

Hotel Aegina is a simple, well-placed base for families in Aegina Town: Avra beach is 150 metres away and Kolona beach 400 metres, so beach time needs no car. Rooms are air-conditioned with a fridge, a TV and a private bathroom, and most have a balcony. Breakfast is served in the dining area and there is a small garden. It is a modest two-star, so I would book it for families who plan to spend their days out, backed by an 8.8 rating.

Hotel Klonos Kyriakos covers the basics families need on Aegina without fuss. The sea is only a few meters away, the outdoor pool gives children a second option on windy days, and breakfast is included, which saves a morning search for food. With a restaurant, bar and café on site, evenings can stay simple. Many rooms have balconies over the pool and sea, so I would ask for one when booking.

Klonos Anna is the kind of family-run hotel I would suggest for a first island trip with small children. The beach is 50 meters away, and the separate children's pool means little ones have a safe place to splash when the sea is choppy. A poolside bar and a restaurant keep meals easy, and rooms come with air-conditioning and sea-view balconies. Aegina Town is close enough for an evening walk to the harbor.

Aphrodite Art Hotel Aegina gives families sea-view rooms with balconies in Aegina Town, plus a garden, a sun terrace and a lounge for quieter hours. A lift helps with pushchairs and luggage, and a varied breakfast is served daily. Free private parking, an EV charging point and bicycle parking make it practical for families arriving by car or planning rides around the island. I would book it for a relaxed family stay on Aegina, with an 8.4 rating from 587 reviews.

Hotel Avra is a two-star right on Avra Beach in Aegina Town, with private balconies and sea views from the rooms. For families, the beach in front of the hotel means swimming without a transfer, and the restaurant and bar keep evenings simple. Free WiFi is included. Guests rate it 8.4 from 249 reviews. I would book it for the sea outlook and easy access to town, accepting that a beachfront spot is lively rather than secluded.

Hotel Marmarinos is a simple, quiet option for families who want Aegina Town within walking distance. The beach is about 100 metres away and the port is a three-minute walk, so arriving by ferry with children and luggage is straightforward. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies and sea views, and the terrace with seating is a pleasant spot to watch the sunset over the Saronic Gulf before heading out to dinner in town.

Aegina Town Cozy Escape offers family rooms with air conditioning, a private bathroom and sea views. Each room has a kitchenette, a work desk and free WiFi, so families can prepare simple meals. The garden and terrace come with outdoor furniture and a dining area, and Panagitsa Beach is just a few steps away. Guests rate it 8.0 across 46 reviews, a decent score that suits a modest, self-catering stay.

Hotel Areti is a two-star hotel in Aegina Town, steps from Avra Beach and close to archaeological sites. The air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, balconies and sea views. Free WiFi covers the public areas only, and there is a lounge and daily housekeeping. Guests rate it 7.9 across 256 reviews, a modest score that suits a simple, central stay. I would treat it as a practical base for sightseeing rather than a place with many on-site extras.

Togias Hotel is an aparthotel right on the beach in Aegina Town, with Avra Beach just steps away, which makes beach days with children easy. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, and many have balconies with sea views. It is a simple, two-star address with a 7.6 guest rating, so I would book it for families who value the beachfront position over facilities and plan to eat out in town.

Miranta is a family-run hotel in Aegina Town, only 60 metres from Panagitsa Beach, so families can switch between sand and pool without planning. The outdoor pool, pool bar and large garden give children space to play, and the balcony rooms look over the sea or the garden. The studios and apartments suit families who want more room. A 7.0 rating from 492 reviews points to a simple, practical stay rather than a polished one.