Visitors to Santorini looking to escape the bustle of the cliffside for beautiful beaches, affordable and fresh sea food, and amazing hospitality absolutely MUST go to Hotel Zorzis in Perissa. The Hotel offers clean, spacious and naturally light rooms, a refreshing pool (with hot tub) for a post-ocean dip, and gorgeous landscaping. But its best attribute is Spiros, the owner. Spiros made our stay in Perissa the most enjoyable of our two-week trip through Greece. Whether over coffee or ouzo, Spiros shared with us all of the local gems his town has to offer. He and his hotel epitomize the legendary Greek hospitality I had read about in various travel guides. I will definitely go back, and recommend Hotel Zorzis to anyone going to Santorini!

Very nice place where me and my girlfriend spent a week in the august 2007. Hotel is simple but very welcoming, with a beautiful swimming pool, located in perissa, a little locality of wonderful island of santorini. Position of hotel is optimal, because it is located near the sea, and near the center of perissa.
But the principal feature of Zorzis Hotel is its owner Spiros, very nice guru of the island and big adviser of the specialities of perissa and santorini. He will welcome you with his liking and his smile, but, principally, with his Ouzo, a speciality drink of the island that him will offer you without limits.....
This hotel will make you and your lovefriend feel at home.

Giovanni e Carla from Naples

Where do I begin? The Zorzis Hotel is THE place to stay in the gorgeous town of Perissa. Spiros is a magnificent host, carefully attending to each guest as if we were one of his own family members! Our room was comfortable and exceptionally clean and modern. Spiros maintains a fantastic garden around the hotel, creating a warm and inviting ambience to return to after enjoying the many activities Perissa (with its black sandy beaches) and Santorini have to offer. Now for the POOL - my boyfriend and I saw alot of pools in the area, but we are proud to say, we swam in the MOST BEAUTIFUL one!!! And, WOW, what a view from that pool! Spiros had it custom designed and it faces a magnificent mountain with a tiny church carved into it -- breathtaking!!! It was a treat just hanging out at the pool!! But, you must enjoy all that Santorini has to offer. Don't miss the volcano, hot springs, Oia tour -- it goes all day and is totally unforgettable. The bus picks you up very near the Zorzis Hotel's door for the tour. We climbed the volcano, sailed on a ship, swam into the hot spring waters, took a donkey ride and walked up an unbelieveable flight of steps (get into shape for this one - or take the donkey ride )- up to the town of Oia where you will see the most magnificent sunset of your life! - All in one day!! At night, you will choose from a huge array of tavernas to eat dinner - fantastic food at all the restaurants, and then retire to a club or ouzeria for drinks. Fantastic!!! Out of the 26 days I spent in Greece, the six days I spent at the Zorzis Hotel in Santorini were the most memorable. It was really hard to leave. I certainly HIGHLY recommend the Zorzis Hotel. Spiros and his friendly staff will take good care of you in beautiful Santorini.

This hotel gets lost on the Internet, but once we got to Perissa we realized we could not of booked a better hotel (via email that I found on the hotel website). It has spotlessly clean rooms and pool area, great location - less than a 5 min walk to the beach, a very friendly and hospitable hotel owner, Spiros, who made sure we felt comfortable at Santorini.
Everything in the hotel is beautifully designed (a nice pool surrounded by a garden) and convenient - air conditioner is installed high up the wall so the cold air would not blow directly at you – and is operated with a remote control; there is a safe/fridge/phone in the room and all rooms have balconies with garden or pool/mountain views.
We extended our 3-day stay there by 1 day (all we had free), as many guests who visit this hotel do. The hotel has a nice and friendly atmosphere and if I go back to Santorini, Perissa and Zorzis would be my #1 choice.