Lemos Hotel
Panoramic sea views between Kokkari's two bays
About this hotel
Lemos Hotel's position between the village's two bays gives it a wider outlook than most beachfront hotels manage, panoramic views over the Aegean from rooms and suites that all include a private balcony, satellite TV and a mini fridge. The beach sits directly in front of the hotel, removing any question of how far to walk for a swim, and free toiletries and a hairdryer in each en-suite bathroom cover the practical details. Free parking near the property makes arriving by rental car straightforward, a genuine plus in a village with limited street parking. The old harbor still runs on real fishing activity, boats visible from many of the village's hotels. Vourliotes and the hill villages sit a short drive inland for anyone wanting a change from the coast. Tsamadou and Lemonakia, the village's two beaches, each carry a slightly different character depending on the wind.
- Private balcony in every room
- Satellite TV and mini fridge
- Free toiletries and hairdryer
- Pets allowed
Our take
This suits travellers who want the widest possible sea view among Kokkari's beachfront options, the position between two bays a genuine point of difference from single-bay properties nearby. Pet owners will also find this one of the few options in the village that allows pets. Guests wanting activity extras like canoeing or bike hire should consider Hotel Avlakia instead, since Lemos focuses primarily on the view and direct beach access.
- ✓Book a suite over a standard room if the panoramic view matters most, the wider outlook is worth the upgrade
- ✓Use the free parking near the property rather than searching for street parking in the village centre
- ✓Walk the twenty kilometres to Pithagoreio only if you have a full day, it's a longer trip than it first appears
Why we love it
- Panoramic views over both of Kokkari's bays
- Beach directly in front of the hotel
- Pet-friendly rooms available
- Free parking near the property
Why guests love itWe 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.