Clementina Hill
Sea-view family rooms three minutes from Piperi Beach
About this hotel
Clementina Hill runs family rooms with sea views as standard rather than an upgrade, each with a balcony and private bathroom, air conditioning covering the summer heat. The hot tub on the sun terrace gives an evening option beyond the beach three minutes away, and the outdoor seating and dining area turn the terrace into a place to actually spend time rather than pass through. The Venetian Harbour and Castle sit 600 metres off, an easy walk for dinner among the fishing boats, while the Wine Museum of Naousa is 1.6 kilometres further for anyone wanting a slower afternoon. Paros National Airport is nineteen kilometres away, within the range most Naousa stays share.
- Sea-view family rooms
- Hot tub included
- 3 min to Piperi Beach
- 600m to the harbour
Our take
Families wanting sea views without booking a full suite will find good value here, the balcony and hot tub combination doing real work for a mid-range price. The three-minute walk to Piperi Beach makes spontaneous swims easy. Anyone wanting a large hotel with a restaurant and multiple bars on site should look elsewhere, since Clementina Hill stays a smaller, room-focused property.
- ✓Request a room with the sea-view balcony explicitly, it is a standard feature but worth confirming.
- ✓Use the hot tub in the evening after the three-minute walk back from Piperi Beach.
- ✓Walk the 600 metres to the Venetian Harbour for dinner rather than driving into central Naousa.
Why we love it
- Sea-view balconies as standard
- Hot tub on the sun terrace
- Three minutes to Piperi Beach
- 600m from the Venetian Harbour
Why guests love itHaving the sea view built into a standard family room rather than paid as an upgrade made booking easy, and the balcony became the default spot for morning coffee. The hot tub on the terrace turned into the kids' favourite part of the evening after a day at Piperi Beach, just three minutes down the road. Walking the 600 metres to the Venetian Harbour for dinner most nights kept the stay feeling connected to Naousa rather than tucked away from it.