Hotels in Loutraki
Loutraki is a Greek spa resort on the inner Corinthian Gulf, an hour west of Athens, built around thermal springs, a long pebble beach and a seafront promenade. Hotels run from two-star family houses to five-star garden resorts, most within a walk of the water.
Hotels in Loutraki line a single strip between the Corinthian Gulf and the Geraneia mountains, which makes choosing where to stay unusually simple: almost everything is a short walk from the pebble beach, the promenade and Loutraki Thermal Spa. The town has been a Greek spa destination since antiquity and still bottles its mineral water for the whole country, while Casino Loutraki supplies the evenings. Around it sit the Corinth Canal six kilometres south, Ancient Corinth fourteen kilometres inland, and Lake Vouliagmeni and the Heraion of Perachora out along the peninsula to the west. Athens airport is roughly 110 kilometres east.
Loutraki in numbers

Topos luxury stay Heraion
Garden pool and hot tub near Skaloma Beach
Why guests love itI would recommend Topos Luxury Stay Heraion to families with a car who want a pool and room to spread out. The aparthotel at the Skaloma end of Loutraki has family rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms and a balcony or terrace facing the sea, the garden or the pool. A seasonal outdoor pool, a hot tub, a garden terrace and free private parking are on site. Skaloma Beach is eighteen minutes away. A rating of 9.8 from 33 reviews is exceptional.

Diolkos Studios
Coco-Mat beds, free bicycles and steps to the beach
Why guests love itDiolkos Studios is a small studio block rather than a family resort, so I would match it to families who travel light and like independence. The beach is a few steps away, the kitchenettes with hobs and a fridge make breakfast and simple dinners easy, and the balconies look over the Corinthian Gulf. Free wooden bicycles are a pleasant way to explore Loutraki with older children. There is no pool, but a 9.5 score across 322 reviews says the basics are done very well.

Anthemio
Two minutes from the beach, two hundred from the springs
Why guests love itAn aparthotel-style address in central Loutraki, two minutes on foot from Loutraki Beach and 200 metres from the thermal spa, rated 9.5 from 82 reviews. Units have a kitchenette, air-conditioning, a private bathroom, a balcony or terrace, and soundproofing, which helps children sleep in a town centre. Family rooms are available, the building has a lift for pushchairs and luggage, and rooms are cleaned daily. There is no pool or garden, so the beach is the outdoor space.

Petit Palais Hotel
Ten metres from the sea with a balcony on every room
Why guests love itPetit Palais Hotel is a two-star hotel no more than ten metres from the sea in Loutraki, with a view over the Corinthian Bay. The spacious en suite rooms have a TV, a fridge, air conditioning and a large balcony facing the water. A snack bar and a restaurant operate on site, and the hotel is open all year. Guests rate it 9.4 across 484 reviews. I would book it for the large sea-facing balcony and the position.

Hotel Bakos
Pool, playground and a two-minute walk to the sea
Why guests love itI would recommend Hotel Bakos to families with young children who want a pool and a playground near the sea. The three-star hotel has family rooms with air conditioning and private bathrooms, looking over the garden or the pool. A seasonal outdoor pool, a sun terrace, a lounge, outdoor seating and a children's playground are on site, and parking is free. Loutraki Beach is a two-minute walk away. A rating of 9.4 from 6 reviews is strong, but the record is short.

Hotel Loutraki
Family-run, forty metres from the beach, spa baths in some rooms
Why guests love itI would recommend Hotel Loutraki to families arriving by bus who want the beach close by. The family-run two-star hotel sits in the centre of Loutraki, forty metres from the beach, and the renovated, air-conditioned rooms open onto balconies with mountain or sea views, some with a spa bath. Continental breakfast and free WiFi are included, the bus terminal is twenty metres away and free parking is nearby. No pool or lift is listed. A rating of 9.2 from 6 reviews is a short record.

Galanopoulos Hotel
Open-air bath and sun terrace near the thermal springs
Why guests love itGalanopoulos Hotel is a two-star hotel in Loutraki with family rooms that have air-conditioning, private bathrooms and balconies. Loutraki Beach is a short walk away, so beach time with children needs no car. The sun terrace and open-air bath give a place to relax back at the hotel, and the 24-hour front desk and lounge help with late arrivals. A washing machine is handy on longer stays. I would book it for families who want a simple, well-rated base near the beach.

AGORA luxury BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Spa, gym and a choice of sea, mountain or town views
Why guests love itA three-star boutique hotel in central Loutraki, two minutes from Loutraki Beach, with family rooms that look out to the sea, the Geraneia mountains or the town. Spa facilities and a fitness centre are on site, along with a sun terrace, a coffee shop and outdoor seating. The daily buffet breakfast features local specialities, a good start before a morning on the beach. It rates 8.9 from more than 760 reviews.

Hotel Akti
Beachfront sun terrace and a hot tub over the pebbles

Pefkaki Boutique Hotel Loutraki
Private beach area and a pool sharing the sea view
Why guests love itA four-star boutique hotel in Loutraki set right on the beach, with a private beach area, a sun terrace and sea views. Family rooms come with balconies, and all rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms. The family-friendly restaurant serves lunch and dinner next to the bar, and a pool with a view, a fitness centre and an indoor play area keep everyone busy when the beach is not enough. It rates 8.8 from about 870 reviews.

Ilion
Soundproofed rooms and a garden four minutes from the sea
Why guests love itI would recommend Ilion to families who value a quiet night more than resort facilities. The three-star hotel has soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms with balconies, private bathrooms, a refrigerator and a TV, and there is a garden, a terrace and a bar on site, with free WiFi in public areas. Loutraki Beach is a four-minute walk away, so the sea is easy without a car. No pool is listed. A rating of 8.8 from 38 reviews is sound.

Dave by the Beach Loutraki
A big buffet breakfast a few steps from the pebbles
Why guests love itDave by the Beach Loutraki has family rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms, a tea and coffee maker, a TV and a balcony over the town. The sun terrace and outdoor seating area are on site, with a lift and a concierge service, and the daily buffet breakfast covers local specialities, warm dishes, pastries and pancakes. Guests score it 8.7 across 704 reviews. I would book it for a family that wants a good breakfast a few steps from the pebbles, and expects town views, not sea views.

Plaza Hotel
Balconies facing either the gulf or the Geraneia ridge

Grand Olympic Hotel Loutraki
A garden and sun terrace a few steps from the beach
Why guests love itGrand Olympic Hotel offers family rooms a few steps from Loutraki Beach, which keeps beach days with children short on logistics. Rooms have air conditioning, balconies, a fridge and a TV, handy for snacks and quiet evenings. Breakfast in the modern restaurant mixes an American spread with local specialities, and the garden and sun terrace give children space away from the sand. With an 8.6 score from more than 1,200 reviews, I would pick it for a simple family beach stay.

Hotel Excelsior
On the seafront with panoramic gulf rooms and a bus stop
Why guests love itHotel Excelsior stands right on the Loutraki seafront promenade, so families can walk straight to the water. Every room opens onto a balcony and has a TV, minibar and safe, and some enjoy panoramic views over the Corinthian Gulf. A restaurant, a bar, room service and free WiFi make evenings simple. A bus stop is 100 metres away and an airport shuttle can be arranged. An 8.6 score from over 1,400 reviews is very good, and I recommend it for a relaxed seaside family stay.

Hotel Kosmopolit
A small pool with hot tub, fifty metres from the beach
Why guests love itHotel Kosmopolit stands fifty metres from Loutraki Beach, close enough for children to walk to the sand in a couple of minutes. The small pool with a hot tub gives a second option when the sea is rough, and the soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms help with early nights. A breakfast buffet from 07:00 suits families heading out on day trips around the Peloponnese, and the lift helps with pushchairs. Rooms are standard three-star, so I would see it as a practical base.

Grand Hotel Loutraki
Beachfront terrace fifty metres from Loutraki Beach
Why guests love itGrand Hotel Loutraki is a three-star beachfront hotel, fifty metres from Loutraki Beach and 1.7 kilometres from Neraida Beach. It has a restaurant, a terrace, a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, free WiFi and family rooms, and pets are welcome. Loutraki Thermal Spa is six hundred metres away and a paid airport shuttle can be arranged. Guests score it 8.5 across 710 reviews. I would book it as a simple family base between the beach and the springs.

Pappas Hotel
Spa centre, garden pool and the beach at the door
Why guests love itPappas Hotel brings together what families usually want in Loutraki: direct access to the beach, a seasonal outdoor pool and a lush garden, so children can switch between sand and pool in the same day. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies facing the mountains, and the restaurant serves Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, which saves searching for dinner. Parents can take turns at the spa and wellness centre. I would book it for a summer family week on the Corinthian Gulf, backed by an 8.5 score across 275 reviews.

Hotel Marko
Twenty metres from the beach with a step-free reception
Why guests love itHotel Marko is a simple two-star hotel, but its position suits families well: the beach is only twenty metres away and the centre of Loutraki is close. Family rooms are available, all rooms have balconies and air conditioning, and room service helps on tired evenings. The ramp at reception makes arriving with a pushchair or heavy luggage easier than at many hotels nearby. I would choose it for a beach-first stay on the Corinthian Bay, with an 8.5 score across 300 reviews.

Mantas Hotel
Four-star comfort a minute's walk from the beach
Why guests love itA four-star hotel in Loutraki, one minute on foot from Loutraki Beach, rated 8.5 from 60 reviews. Rooms have air-conditioning, a balcony, a private bathroom, a fridge and a tea and coffee maker, handy for drinks and snacks with children. A restaurant and bar, a lift, a 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping keep things simple for families, and the tour desk can help plan day trips around the Peloponnese.

Ramada Loutraki Poseidon Resort
Outdoor pool and gulf views from under the pines
Why guests love itRamada Loutraki Poseidon Resort works well for families who want a self-contained base on the Corinthian Gulf, an hour from Athens and its airport. The outdoor pool with sun loungers sits among pine trees, which gives shade in the hottest hours, and tennis and water sports keep older children busy. I would hire a car, which the resort can arrange, because the Loutraki seafront is not within walking distance. The 8.3 score across 345 reviews is solid for a five-star resort.

Wyndham Loutraki Poseidon Resort
Beachfront villas and bungalows under olive and pine
Why guests love itWyndham Loutraki Poseidon Resort is a five-star beachfront resort an hour from Athens and its airport, close to Epidaurus, Mycenae, Nafplio and Ancient Corinth. Rooms are in the Residence Building, Superior Bungalows, Villas and Suites, each with a spa bath and a veranda over the Corinthian Gulf or the gardens, and there is fine dining on site. Guests score it 7.9 across 588 reviews, so I would book it for the space and the setting, not for flawless service.

Seaside Hotel
Direct beachfront access with a terrace over the gulf
Why guests love itI would recommend Seaside Hotel to families who want the beach right outside the door and plan to spend their days on it. The three-star hotel has direct beachfront access and a terrace facing the sea, and rooms have air conditioning, balconies, private bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. A lift and a 24-hour front desk help with luggage and late arrivals, and Casino Loutraki is a seventeen-minute walk. A rating of 7.6 from 36 reviews suggests the rooms are modest.

CiTYZen Hotel
Fifty metres from the beach with a balcony on every room
Why guests love itCiTYZen Hotel is a two-star hotel in the centre of Loutraki, fifty metres from Loutraki Beach. Every room has a balcony, air conditioning, a mini fridge, a direct telephone line and a TV, and WiFi is free. A small restaurant serves a continental breakfast, and public transport links are close by. Guests rate it 7.2 across 439 reviews, a modest score. I would choose it as a simple, central base near the beach, without expecting extras.
What to expect
- A pebble seafront running the length of town, from Neraida Beach in the south to Skaloma in the north
- Thermal springs at Loutraki Thermal Spa, walkable from most central hotels
- Casino Loutraki and a promenade of tavernas and cafes for the evenings
- The Corinth Canal six kilometres south and Ancient Corinth fourteen kilometres inland
- Lake Vouliagmeni and the Heraion of Perachora half an hour west along the coast road
- The Geraneia mountains and Osios Patapios monastery rising directly behind the town
Local tips
- Stay in the central strip if you are without a car, since the beach, the springs, the bus terminal and the tavernas are all within a few hundred metres.
- Pack swim shoes, because the whole shoreline is graded pebble rather than sand and the stones grow larger towards Skaloma.
- Travel in May, June or September for warm water, open thermal baths and rates well below the August peak.
- Hire a car for a day to link the Corinth Canal, Ancient Corinth and Lake Vouliagmeni, as buses to the Perachora side are infrequent.
- Ask which way your balcony faces, since sea and mountain rooms often sit in the same Loutraki building at the same rate.
- Book the resort end towards Isthmia only if you have transport, because the promenade is a drive rather than a walk from there.
Where to stay
FAQ
Where should I stay in Loutraki?
The central seafront strip suits most visitors, putting Loutraki Beach, the Thermal Spa, Casino Loutraki and the bus terminal within walking distance. The Isthmia end offers larger resorts with gardens and pools but requires a car for anything in town.
What types of hotel are there in Loutraki?
Everything from two-star family-run houses forty metres from the beach to five-star resorts with villas and spa baths. In between sit three-star seafront hotels, boutique addresses with private beach areas, and self-catering studios and aparthotels.
Is Loutraki worth visiting?
Yes, particularly for a spa and beach break close to Athens. The thermal springs, the long pebble shore and the casino give the town its character, and the Corinth Canal, Ancient Corinth and Lake Vouliagmeni are all short drives away.
When is the best time to visit Loutraki?
Late spring and early autumn are the strongest months, with warm sea, open thermal baths and a calm promenade. August is busy with Greek families, while winter still works for the springs even though several hotel pools close.