Agistri Club Hotel

Peacefully located amongst pine trees on a cliff 15 metres above the sea, the charming Agistri Club Hotel offers sea views overlooking the neighbouring island of Aegina. Services include free Wi-Fi, free port transfer and bike/car rental.

A pre-breakfast dip is one minute away, the naturist beach of Halikiada is a 5-minute walk through the pine trees, and the village centre, with shops, bars and tavernas, is just 500 metres from the hotel.

With simple décor in keeping with traditional Greek design, each of the en suite rooms has a fridge, air conditioning and private bathroom. Their private balconies open onto views of the sea.

Central to the hotel is the dining terrace and bar situated on the cliff-top. Here, breakfast is available all morning and for dinner, you can sample homemade Greek specialties prepared with fresh local produce.

Habitacions: 15
Tarifa: 55 - 75 EUR

With simple and stylish décor in keeping with traditional Greek design, each of our 16 en suite rooms offer the facilities listed in "room descriptions" as well as private balconies overlooking the sea. Rooms are serviced daily and kept spotlessly clean.

Dining at the Club terrace is an experience not to be missed. Informal yet stylish, in a setting unsurpassed, our restaurant/bar is a favourite with hotel guests, visiting tourists and those living on the island. Our kitchen prepares the best home cooking, using fresh local produce to offer Greek-style dishes from around the globe.

Bypassed by mass tourism, this small, densely forested island boasts secluded beaches and crystal clear waters. Few vehicles travel the 6 miles of road that connect its 3 villages, yet minutes from the harbour you will discover waterfront tavernas, open-air bars and beach umbrellas shading the golden sands. You can explore the island by foot, bicycle or rented scooter.

One hour from Athens in the heart of the Saronic Gulf yet off the tourist track, the island of Agistri makes the perfect holiday base for day trips to many famous sites of ancient Greece including the Acropolis in Athens, Mycenae (the city of Agamemnon), Corinthos and the historic canal, Epidavros with its ancient amphitheatre and the temple of Aphea on the nearby island of Aegina.

Although night flights from the UK and Europe can be exhausting, they do guarantee reaching Agistri the same day, whereas day flights may arrive too late and leave you stranded overnight in Athens. We therefore suggest you
contact the hotel for boat schedules and travel advice before you book your flights.

Airport buses, taxis or the metro will get you to the port of Piraeus (to Gate 8) from where slow ferries or fast hydrofoils travel direct to Agistri, where hotel transport will be waiting.