Hotels in Kokkari

We spent our mornings canoeing right from the beach at Hotel Avlakia, easy enough to arrange on site that we didn't need to plan it in advance at all. The interconnected rooms worked well for our extended family group, and the breakfast buffet's local specialities became something we looked forward to each day. The village's working harbor gave us something to watch most evenings before dinner. The wind picking up most afternoons became part of the rhythm of the stay.

Armonia Bay Hotel is a four-star in Kokkari on Samos, a two-minute walk from Tsamadou Beach, with sea views, family rooms with balconies or terraces, an infinity pool, a sun terrace and a garden. The on-site restaurant serves Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, which spares parents the evening search for a table. Vathi's Archaeological Museum makes a good day trip. I would choose it for families wanting a pool and a beach close together; a 9.4 score from 176 reviews backs it.

The free shuttle bus at Kalidon Panorama Hotel saved us arranging a taxi for the twenty-five-kilometre trip to the airport, a genuine relief on departure day. The hillside view over the sea from our balcony was worth the short walk down to Lemonakia Beach each morning for a swim. The village's working harbor gave us something to watch most evenings before dinner. The wind picking up most afternoons became part of the rhythm of the stay.

The 24-hour front desk at Kalidon Beach Hotel made an unexpected late check-in completely painless, and the coffee shop became our go-to before the three-minute walk to the beach each morning. Staff recommendations for a car hire day trip to Vourliotes turned out to be one of the highlights of the whole stay. The village's working harbor gave us something to watch most evenings before dinner. The wind picking up most afternoons became part of the rhythm of the stay.

We booked a suite at Lemos Hotel mainly for the view and it delivered, both of Kokkari's bays visible from the balcony depending on which way we looked. The beach being directly in front meant our mornings started with a swim before breakfast most days, no walk required at all. The village's working harbor gave us something to watch most evenings before dinner. The wind picking up most afternoons became part of the rhythm of the stay.

We rented bikes from Sunrise for the ride to Monastery Zoodochou Pigis and found the whole day easier than expected thanks to the on-site arrangement. The walk to Kokkari Beach each morning took about nine minutes exactly, enough to feel like a proper outing without eating into the rest of the day. The village's working harbor gave us something to watch most evenings before dinner. The wind picking up most afternoons became part of the rhythm of the stay.