NAUMA PAROS Design Boutique Hotel-Adults Only
Boutique adults-only design seventy-five metres from the beach
About this hotel
NAUMA's small scale is deliberate: a design-led boutique hotel where the traditional Cycladic architecture, palm trees and original paintings do the work larger resorts try to buy with square footage. The outdoor pool sits at the centre of the property, framed by whitewashed walls, with rooms carrying garden, courtyard or terrace views rather than a uniform outlook. Agioi Anargyroi Beach is 75 metres off, close enough to treat the pool and the sand as interchangeable depending on the mood. Central Naousa, with its harbour dotted in colourful fishing boats, is a five-minute walk, keeping the property connected to the old town without sitting inside its noise, and guests consistently rate the location and the room comfort among the best in the area.
- Adults only
- 75m to Agioi Anargyroi Beach
- Boutique design
- Outdoor pool
Our take
Design-minded couples wanting an adults-only stay that feels curated rather than corporate will get the most from NAUMA, especially with the beach at 75 metres and the harbour a five-minute walk beyond. The pool and courtyard views suit slow mornings. Families and anyone wanting a large resort pool with multiple bars should book elsewhere, since NAUMA stays intentionally small and adults-only.
- ✓Book a room with a courtyard or terrace view for the quietest stay, they sit furthest from the pool bustle.
- ✓Walk the 75 metres to Agioi Anargyroi Beach before breakfast, it stays uncrowded in the early hours.
- ✓Reserve well ahead in high season, the boutique scale means rooms sell out faster than larger hotels.
Why we love it
- Seventy-five metres from the beach
- Design-led Cycladic architecture
- Adults-only pool courtyard
- Five minutes from the harbour
Why guests love itThe seventy-five-metre distance to the beach meant we treated the pool and the sand as the same decision most days, whichever was less crowded at the time. The design details, the original paintings, the palm trees around the courtyard, made the property feel considered rather than assembled from a catalogue. Walking the five minutes into central Naousa for dinner among the fishing boats became the evening routine, quiet enough back at the hotel to actually sleep once we returned.