Beachfront, Romantic Hotels near The Beach in Logaras

Ostria Studios & Apartments is a peaceful haven situated by the sea, offering guests a serene and traditional experience. With a backdrop of panoramic sea views, guests can unwind and bask in the sun, courtesy of the hotel's sunbeds and umbrellas. The establishment caters to the diverse needs of its guests with an array of facilities including free Wi-Fi, 24-hour reception, daily room service and the provision of essential kitchen amenities. Additionally, the accommodation options include breakfast on request, parking and laundry services.
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\nAccommodation at Ostria Studios & Apartments is versatile, catering to different needs and preferences. Rooms and apartments vary in size, accommodating from two to five people, including a room designed specifically for disabled guests. Moreover, a budget-friendly apartment option is available for guests mindful of their expenses. In short, Ostria Studios & Apartments makes for a memorable and comfortable summer escape, providing an assortment of amenities and accommodation choices for all types of travelers.

It offers accommodation in cosy and comfortable rooms. It is the ideal destination for families and couples who want a relaxing holiday next to the sea.

The hotel is one of the most luxurious hotels in Naxos Island and it features accommodation for single or family travellers. Your accommodation will be in a surrounding, ideal for relaxation.

Situated right on the beach of Agios Georgios, this 4-star hotel offers boutique-style accommodation according the minimal Cycladic style.

A luxury hotel in Naxos that provides luxury accommodation in Pyrgaki. It is perfect for couples, families and honeymooners.

Just a few metres from the sea the hotel features Cycladic-style accommodation with built-in beds and stone features.

Built according to the local traditional architecture the hotel beautifully blends its whiteness with the sea blue.

A class complex, situated on the sands of Mylopotas Beach, with a breathtaking view and Aegean Cycladic architecture.
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