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About as far as you can get from whitewashed, Cycladian monkish cells, these five suites and a villa are the work of art and antiquities collector Dimitris...more
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Traditional architecture and personal service are the keynotes of this 50-room lodging. Big, sunny rooms with beamed ceilings or whitewashed arches have floral...more
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You have to be impressed with this 20-room creation of the upstart but upscale Grace Hotels Group (they are also on Mykonos and in Newport, Rhode Island), if...more
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In the 1970s, owner Costis Psychas and his late mother had the prescience to buy a group of 300-year-old cliff-side cave dwellings, formerly owned by local...more
see the Mykonos + Santorini guideA neoclassical mansion dating from 1924, when this northern district was the country escape for rich Athenians, the Pentelikon still radiates quiet glamour. The...more
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Once they check in, guests say they don't want to leave this 21-room oasis within (somewhat distant) sight of the sea. Although that may have something to do...more
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Opened in 2007, the 18-suite Mystique is a sister to the Vedema, one of Santorini's better hotels—except it overcomes the Vedema's major shortcoming: an...more
see the Mykonos + Santorini guideThey overuse the word—Grace Suite, Grace Boutique Spa, State of Grace Restaurant & Bar, With Good Grace Gym—but it really is the right one to...more
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This neoclassical mansion, atop Imerovigli village overlooking the caldera, has nine rooms (four can be combined and rented as a private villa). The rooms come...more
see the Mykonos + Santorini guideThe shortcoming—or saving grace—of this 40-room luxury hotel overlooking its own pebble beach on Ornos Bay is that it's not quite close enough to...more
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