Mouria Hotel
A traditional Greek restaurant and a shared kitchen
About this hotel
Mouria Hotel keeps its family rooms simple and comfortable, air conditioning and a private bathroom in each, with balconies overlooking either the garden or the surrounding town depending on the unit. The traditional restaurant serves Greek cuisine for dinner in a welcoming setting, and a shared kitchen gives guests the option to prepare their own meals too, an unusual combination of full-service dining and self-catering flexibility. The garden and terrace provide outdoor space beyond the rooms themselves, and interconnected room options suit families or groups travelling together who want adjoining space. Common areas stay simple rather than elaborate, in keeping with the size of the property. None of this is flashy, but it covers what a short island stay actually needs.
- On-site restaurant
- Shared kitchen
- Family rooms
- Garden and terrace
Our take
This suits families who want both the option of a proper Greek dinner and the flexibility of a shared kitchen for other meals, a combination rarely offered together in town. The interconnected rooms work well for larger families or groups. Anyone wanting a beachfront or harbour-front position should note this sits more toward the town's residential lanes.
- ✓Eat at the on-site restaurant at least once, the traditional Greek menu is a genuine highlight.
- ✓Use the shared kitchen for breakfast to save on restaurant costs over a longer stay.
- ✓Book interconnected rooms if travelling as an extended family or group.
Why we love it
- Traditional Greek restaurant on-site
- Shared kitchen available
- Interconnected room options
- Garden and terrace space
Why guests love itHaving both the restaurant and the shared kitchen meant we could mix things up over the week, a proper Greek dinner some nights and simple home-cooked meals on others. The interconnected rooms worked perfectly for our extended family group, and the garden gave the kids space to run around before dinner each evening. It is the kind of detail a guest notices without needing to be told about it.