See why so many travelers make Apollon Village Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Anafi. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
Rooms at Apollon Village Hotel offer air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a kitchenette providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.
A 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and a coffee shop are some of the conveniences offered at this hotel. A lounge will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Apollon Village Hotel, free parking is available.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the seafood restaurants, including To Liotrivi, Anemos, and Armenaki, all of which are a short distance from Apollon Village Hotel.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Apollon Village Hotel as you experience all of the things Anafi has to offer.
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HOTEL STYLE
Quiet
Romantic
Languages Spoken
English, Greek
Location
84009 Greece
Name/address in local language
Apollon Village Hotel
116 reviews
Getting there
Car recommended
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Nice and clean rooms. The view from each room is very nice. 3’ minutes by car to Chora, 20 minutes walking which I don’t recommend mostly because if you return by night is very dark and there is no sidewalk. On the way it is a little bit hard if it is warm. They have rental cars available at the hotel for about €45. Breakfast is OK nothing special. The hotel is built on a hill so be prepared to walk up and down to go to the reception and the parking area. It is very steep and not suitable for people with mobility problems.
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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This is truly an outstanding hotel. Its in between chora and the port . All the suites built on a hillside all the way down to klidisia beach. Its hilly but so worth it. The suites are spotless , well equiped. The views are outstanding. All the staff are really friendly and there is a frequent bus service to chora and other beaches etc. Chora btw is just amazing. Get to the top of the church for sunset you wont be disappointed.
Go to the hotel and this fantastic island before it gets spoilt its just breathtaking.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Traveled solo
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We have just returned from Anafi and stayed at the most wonderful suite. Everything about it was great from the bathroom to the living area to the patio to the pool to the view. The family were lovely and so accommodating. They even let us have the hire car for an extra day. One of the most beautiful parts of Greece we have ever been in the last 25 years. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants to escape from the madness of today's world.
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Date of stay: June 2023
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We've just ended a fantastic trip to Greece. Unfortunately we booked for 4 nights at Apollon - although we stayed only 1 night once we saw the conditions. Our main issues was not the lack of internet connection, lack of spoken English and not even lack of TV (during Olympics) but rather the advertised "sparkling beach" which was (as of August 5th 2012) full of naked trustfarians camping, cooking and doing other needs all on the same beach below the hotel. We attempted to go to several other beaches but the experience was the same: some have even had some shacks being built on the sand. Following our complaint after 1 night to the Apollon owner (who doesn't not speak English and does not show up at reception until 5PM) we asked that we leave the premises and take the boat back to Santorini. She agreed but only if we would pay for 3 nights - "as that's what's written in the contract". We did, as it was simply unbearable to have to deal with her and be surrounded by 47 tents and campers.
The island is pretty and the location decent but you must climb up and down 10 minutes to a beach with 47 tents and find a place to put a towel between them. Alternatively walk 20 minutes to an even campier beach with even more "hippies" some sporting Rolex watches and smoking dope.
If you want to have such experiences by all means you should go camping as it is free and you wont have to deal with a stubborn nasty owner trying to exhort you of 80 Euros per day for a studio in the middle of nowhere.
Your call.
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Date of stay: August 2012
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Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip:Get a tent and sleep on the beach. Its free.
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The general condition of the room we stayed in (nbr 121-Thalia, in the older part of the Apollon village) was rather disappointing, being narrow and dirty:The bathroom would be a problem for an overweight person. There was dust and other pieces of garbage under the bed and we had to clean the closet and drawers up ourselves in order to put our clothes in. As advantages we could say that the sheets and towels were clean and that the view was really spectacular. Also there was peace and quiet- we really calmed down with time. We think that the price of 70 Euros per day for that seemingly 20 year old room was way too much. We definitely recommend the island of Anafi though, which was little-cute, not expensive, with many and excellent beaches and perfect food , quite, with fine residents .
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Date of stay: July 2010
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Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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we stayed at this hotel for 1 night only as it was far beyond our expectations . we left the next day with the first ferry which brought us back to santorini. the hotel is overpriced, no internet & TV worked, no people at the reception during the day. it's a shame as the island is really beautiful. staying in chora is much more recommended.
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Date of stay: August 2012
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Anafi has a resident population of 250 - but - so we are told - is mobbed by Greek holiday makers in July and August. Outside these times it is very quiet. We went Late May / Early June and it was beautiful. Fabulous beaches, friendly people, great weather, sea a bit cool! This hotel was booked for us by people who know a lot about Greece. It is run by the sort of hotelliers who are born, not made. The family are so friendly and helpful. They enjoy making you feel welcome and are seriously concerned about making your holiday enjoyable. The rooms are spacious and, for the Greek Islands, well equipped. An important point to bear in mind here is that the hotel is spread out up a hillside! You'll keep fit making the short but steep walk between beach, taverna, room and dining room - but the views will repay your efforts! Breakfast sitting outside overlooking sea, beach and hills in the distance was beautiful. Go to this hotel if you like quiet "relatively" unspoilt Greek Islands and warm to the Greeks' and their brand of hospitality. Often shy and formal at first, the Taverna owners on Santorini - check out To Steki in the village - are warm and genuine people. Thanks to Poppi and her family at Apollon for a beautiful holiday!
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This hotel is fine but requires a special choice to be booked The island is wild with a lot of wind so it not so touristic. The view from the hotel is nice and the new studios on the top are charming, furnished and practical for who wants to cook during his stay.. The ambiance is quiet. The manager of the hotel doesn't speak Englisk and requires all the time the help of her assistant, who is overbooked. In our studio, the bed was hard, the household appliance quality was average. Be careful because all he rooms proposed in this hotel are not all featured and advertised on the hotel website. So it is better to choose the ones that are shown if you don't want to have some surprises and get an old room uncomfortable belonging to the oldest part of the hotel complex down on the slope. The hotel is isolated: it is located far out of hora and the port. and it is spread on a very steep hill, which goes down to the Klissidi beach; for all activities you need to walk, climb a lot even if you can take a rare bus to go to Hora or to the port, thanks to a stop situated close to the reception of the hotel. The restaurants in hora are not of the best quality, except the one down to To Steki, which doesn't look like a taverna. You can also have a snack at the restaurant down on the hill, on the right side of Klissidi beach.
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Date of stay: June 2011
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The hotels apartments stretch out over a hillside and the room I was in, which was kept very clean, was absolutely massive - so was my balcony. A dozen Greek dancers could have performed on it comfortably! The view out to sea was stunning and, although it is quite a way down to the beach, a path goes right by two tavernas (not owned by the hotel). I had all my breakfasts and evening meals in one of these and didn’t bother eating midday, as the nearest supermarket was back at the port; and that was a long walk along the cliff path! I made the effort to get to the hotel restaurant at the top of a very steep hill on one occasion but the only person in there was a receptionist. My apartment had a fully fitted kitchen with cooker and all the utensils you could think of, but the only thing I used was a glass for the drinks I brought back from the taverna. I’m at a total loss to understand the owners policy. A mini supermarket on site would make a fortune! What is the point of giving everybody a fully working kitchen when the one thing missing is somewhere to buy food! From a sunbathing point of view, the beach looks better from a distance than it actually is, because the wind whips up the fine sand whilst you are lying down - it gets everywhere! But there is another beach about fifteen minutes walk away which is a lot more sheltered and this is ideal. Be warned though, It is clothes optional so you need to take this into consideration before you go there.
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Date of stay: July 2014
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Trip type: Traveled solo
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People said Santorini was beautiful,but the 4 hours we spent there were dire. There were 3 cruise boats in the Harbour and the streets were rammed with American ,Australian and Oriental tourists. What arelief to get the 90 minute ferry to Anafi. The Apollon village hotel was beautiful and the views from the rooms glorious. It is a VERY steep climb/clamber down to the beach, where there are 2 tavernas where a meal for 2 with a bucket of palatable Anafi wine was about 20 Euros! I have a cardiac problem , so we elected to hire a car (27 Euros a day) which was a good plan . The small town of Chora is a good 30 minutes walk (uphill) or a 4 minute drive. We drove to all the parts of the island and , apart from a monastery , there is very little to see.Ideal holiday to chill out in peace and quiet.
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Date of stay: July 2011
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PRICE RANGE
$66 - $155 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
GreeceSouth AegeanCycladesAnafi
NUMBER OF ROOMS
12
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