First off let me start off by saying that I live in a small town in Connecticut and I enjoy the quiet scene. It was my first time in Greece and my boyfriend who lives in Sunio recommended this hotel. The staff was great as we walked in and asked for a room last minute. Our room was 212 which was perfect because it had a perfect view of the beach and a great balcony. I must say that i have been too greece three times and all three time me and my boyfriend returned to this hotel. The difference is simple ! This hotel is modern yet has a home feel to it with a great balcony and the ocean view which gives you such a great sense of peace. I have great pictures which I will post soon! I would recommend this hotel to everyone! The only downside is ( the front desk somewhat made a remark about us making ""too much noise""lol Oh well other than that this would definetely be the place to stay at. ;)

One of the most beautiful hotels I ever stayed at. Breathtaking location - looking out of the window at night at the lit temple of Poseidon is awe-inspiring and during the day, the bay is dotted with boats. Inside the hotel, everything is designed with meticulous attention to detail - from the pattern of floor tiles to the layering of curtains and the shape of doorknobs - each item holds a surprise in colour, shape or texture and all are strikingly beautiful. Very quiet, scrupulously clean, free wireless internet access and courteous service (the wireless reception in the first room was poor, so they immediately moved us to another room).

It really isn't the hotel that is so special; even though the staff was SUPERB; it is the location. If you are in Athens for at least three days, this is a good place to go to in order to really see what Greece is all about. The drive to the hotel (about an hour), gives you a good view of the real Greece and the sea. A great place to relax and enjoy.

The hotel is in Cape Sounio (near to Grecotel Cape Sounio), not in Athenes. We have stayed in a junior suite for three nights. Room is big, though and little bit dated. The big balcony with a fine view of the sea. (I will notice, that Temple of Poseidon is not visible from any room, except a presidential suite, beach and restaurant.) Good beach though it isn't so carefully cleaned - stubs everywhere are scattered - Greeks smoke much! Hardly it is possible to give to this hotel ****. When I, having arrived to hotel, have offered car keys to carry our heavy luggage - on me have looked as being from another planet. When I have asked to reserve a table at restaurant of neared Grecotel Cape Sounio (cuisine in Aegon beach not all for gourmets, in Grecotel Cape Sounio very good restaurant, with a breathtaking view on cape and Temple of Poseidon (see photos) though also expensive) - girl from a front desk have suggested me to make it self, having explained that she don't know my name! Maybe in the Greek hotels (and in this hotel there were almost only Greeks) it is usual make all them selves, especially if you the foreigner. This not so benevolent and even the venomous relation to foreigners can be observed even in the Greek telecasts of the international news. (If you travelled across Greece on the car - you should know that it is impossible to overtake the Greek cars, especially if they is more bigger and dearly that your rented. Certainly will be arranged a pursuit after you. Even if before that nobody not hasten, and being driving of 40 km speed. And if somebody will make way for you or will switch off a headlight, it on 99 % - foreign travellers.)The truth all this mockery is made with beaming smiles. Especially after you will force to wait, while will finish conversation with the Greek client, and after this client himself has not paid attention to you. "Never mind, will wait" - it was pleasant to hear (on Greek) in own address. However, when we left hotel, and I have asked to check up our flight on Santorini, to me no more suggest to ring the airport up. All have checked up and have reported with immutable well-wishing (it would be desirable to think) smiles.