Hotel Senia
A heated infinity pool right on the seafront





About this hotel
Senia's infinity pool, heated to 27 degrees and seasonal, sits close enough to the water that the two visually merge from the pool bar, a genuine seafront position rather than a resort claim. Rooms and suites follow the traditional Cycladic style with a modern edit, private balconies delivering the sea views that justify the luxury tag, and the hydromassage tub adding a second way to unwind besides the pool itself. Breakfast is a rich buffet built around local gastronomy, prepared daily rather than shipped in, served with the same seafront outlook the rooms carry. Naoussa town, with its shops, taverns and nightlife, is 200 metres off, close enough to reach on foot for dinner without losing the quiet of a seafront address.
- Seafront infinity pool
- Sea-view balconies
- Hydromassage tub
- 200m to town
Our take
Couples and families wanting a genuine luxury stay with the pool and the sea in the same sightline will find Senia delivers on both counts, the 200-metre walk into town adding convenience rather than compromise. The buffet breakfast is worth building a morning around. Budget travellers should look elsewhere in Naousa, since Senia sits at the top of the price range for what it offers.
- ✓Book a suite over a standard room if the balcony sea view matters, not every category gets the full outlook.
- ✓Use the hydromassage tub in the late afternoon, it is quieter before the dinner rush at the pool bar.
- ✓Walk the 200 metres into Naoussa for at least one dinner rather than eating at the hotel every night.
Why we love it
- Heated infinity pool on the seafront
- Sea-view private balconies
- Buffet breakfast from local ingredients
- 200m from Naoussa town
Why guests love itThe infinity pool blurring into the sea from the pool bar is the image that stuck with us longest, worth every bit of the price difference over a standard Naousa stay. Breakfast became a slow ritual most mornings, the buffet leaning hard into local ingredients rather than generic hotel fare. Walking the 200 metres into town for dinner most nights kept us connected to Naoussa's energy without giving up the quiet of a seafront balcony to fall asleep to.