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Kamares · Kamares · Greece

Armiriki Seaside

Beachfront rooms with kitchenette on Kamares' sandy strip

Best forLonger self-catering staysFamilies with toddlersBeachfront with quiet rooms
4.860 reviews
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About this hotel

Armiriki Seaside sits directly on the Kamares beachfront, with the sun terrace opening straight onto the sand and a lush garden softening the edges of the property. Rooms combine air-conditioning, a balcony or terrace and a kitchenette, useful for anyone planning to cook at least some meals during a longer stay. The coffee shop on site covers the mornings before the harbour cafés open, and the soundproofing helps on the stretch of beach that gets busiest by midday. Scuba diving operators are a short walk away along the port, and Chrisopigi Monastery makes a straightforward 14-km half-day trip. Guests rate the stay 9.5 out of 10 here, and it is earned on direct beach access rather than a short walk, the sort of detail that matters more on a small island than a long amenities list.

  • Beachfront in Kamares
  • Kitchenette
  • Coffee shop
  • Garden setting

Our take

This suits families and small groups who want beachfront access with the flexibility of a kitchenette, particularly for stays longer than a few nights. The soundproofing is a genuine plus during peak beach hours. Anyone wanting an on-site restaurant rather than a coffee shop and self-catering setup should look toward the hotels further along the harbour.

  • ✓Stock the kitchenette on arrival day, the nearest larger shop is a short walk into central Kamares
  • ✓Use the coffee shop for an early breakfast before heading straight onto the sand
  • ✓Ask about scuba diving trips at check-in, several operators run from the harbour nearby

Why we love it

  • Direct beachfront access with sea views
  • In-room kitchenette for self-catering
  • Soundproofed rooms on a busy beach
  • Coffee shop on site
Why guests love it

Armiriki Seaside sits right on the beach at Kamares, the port village of Sifnos, with sea views and rooms that combine balconies or terraces with kitchenettes. A coffee shop and an outdoor seating area give families somewhere to sit between swims, and the kitchenette keeps breakfasts and light meals simple. Chrisopigi Monastery is about 14 km away by road. I would choose it for families who want the sand outside the door without giving up a kitchen; a 9.5 score from 60 reviews is excellent.

Guest reviews

4.8
Superb
based on 60 reviews

Where to stay

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