Sandaya Luxury Suites
Two minutes from the beach with a genuinely inclusive kitchen
About this hotel
Sandaya's dining sets it apart from most Naousa luxury stays: Greek cuisine served with halal, kosher, vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free options as standard rather than special request, a genuine effort at inclusivity that shows in how the bar and restaurant are run. Rooms carry terraces or an inner courtyard view, both quiet outlooks despite the two-minute distance to Agioi Anargyroi Beach. Breakfast runs American-style with à la carte selections, juice, cheese and fruit rounding out the spread. The Wine Museum of Naousa is 1.1 kilometres off, the Venetian Harbour and Castle an eight-minute walk, both within easy range for guests not spending the whole stay by the water, the courtyard room categories staying noticeably quieter after dark than the beachfront alternatives nearby.
- 2 min to Agioi Anargyroi Beach
- Inclusive dining
- Terrace rooms
- 8 min to the harbour
Our take
Travellers with specific dietary needs will find Sandaya a rare Naousa property that takes the question seriously rather than as an afterthought, combined with genuine beach proximity at two minutes. The inner courtyard rooms suit anyone wanting quiet over a view. Guests chasing a sea-view room specifically should confirm at booking, since the terrace and courtyard categories don't guarantee it.
- ✓Mention dietary requirements at booking rather than on arrival, the kitchen plans ahead for halal, kosher and vegan needs.
- ✓Walk the two minutes to Agioi Anargyroi Beach early to claim a spot before the crowds build.
- ✓Book the eight-minute walk to the Venetian Harbour into an evening plan rather than driving for such a short distance.
Why we love it
- Genuinely inclusive dining options
- Two minutes to the beach
- Quiet courtyard or terrace rooms
- American and à la carte breakfast
Why guests love itHaving a hotel actually plan for dietary restrictions rather than scrambling on the spot made mealtimes far less stressful than on past trips. The two-minute walk to Agioi Anargyroi Beach meant we were there most mornings before the sun got too strong, back in time for a proper breakfast. The inner courtyard room stayed genuinely quiet despite how close we were to the beach crowds, and the eight-minute walk to the harbour covered a couple of good dinners out.