Small, 3-Star Hotels in Hydra

One of Hydra’s best-kept secrets, Mistral is a luxury guesthouse situated in the heart of the island; open for bookings between March and November.

Built according to the traditional architectural style of Hydra, this stone-built guesthouse features a spacious yard that offers stunning views over the town of Hydra and the Saronic Gulf. All of its rooms and suites are romantically and elegantly decorated, blending traditional elements with modern amenities and offering a unique accommodation experience to all guests.

Centrally situated in picturesque Hydra, the family-run Pension Erofili is about 400 metres from the rocky Spilia Beach, offering comfortable accommodation and free Wi-Fi. It features 11 guestrooms in different sizes in order to accommodate various kinds of guests, as well as a large patio that offers the most relaxing and quiet space where guests can truly sit back and relax. The friendly and charming atmosphere of the accommodation will certainly make guests fully appreciate this picturesque island.

In close proximity to the port, this stone-built restored guesthouse offers comfortable and tranquil accommodation in the charming island of Hydra. Every room is equipped with white linens and iron rod beds, as well as large windows that offer wonderful views. Guests can enjoy all the amenities offered in their rooms, the free Wi-Fi, high quality beauty and bath products, as well the various shops and restaurants that are located nearby.

Situated in one of the most beautiful spots of Hydra, Kirki is the ideal place for people seeking a fine mixture of hospitality and authenticity.

Athina Guesthouse is a stone-built accommodation in the idyllic island of Hydra that features 6 spacious and comfortable studio rooms. Each room contains either a double bed or two twin beds, as well as windows with wonderful views, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a fully-equipped kitchenette and access to the courtyard. Guests who stay at this accommodation are certain to be charmed by its elegance and period charm, as it reflects Hydra's culture and history through its every nook and cranny.