Information on hotel prices in Greece - Mykonos achieves particularly high room rates
A significant and even increasing number of hotels in Greece, offers its rooms at particularly high prices, which in the heart of the summer season, namely the months of July and August, reach five and six figures.
Foreign tourists from all over the world arrive in our country by private planes, luxury yachts, but also by regular flights, having made hotel reservations worth thousands of euros, in order to make their stay as pleasant as possible.
Elounda in Crete has for years been synonymous with luxurious hotel life and remains so, but it is no longer alone. Hotels in the rest of Crete, the Peloponnese, Mykonos, Santorini, Zakynthos, Halkidiki and of course Athens have been added to the Greek hotel portfolio with the most expensive units.
Luxury international brands have in recent years opened hotels in various Greek destinations, or taken over the management of new and older units. In the Peloponnese in Costa Navarino there are luxury villas around the perimeter of the complex, rented at prices depending on the services requested by the client and of course the size of the accommodation. Services can range from personal chefs and butlers to chauffeurs.
The takeover of the management of Asteras Vouliagmeni by the ultra-luxurious global hotel brand Four Seasons has brought and continues to bring wealthy visitors to the Athenian Riviera. Its villas, many of which have been sold for several million euros, host families of Greek shipowners as well as Arabs. The room rates, however, at the two Asteras hotels for this July start from 1,000 euros.
Mykonos achieves particularly high prices for its hotel rooms, without this meaning that they are large or extremely luxurious. Built-in beds and small Jacuzzis are crammed into spaces of a few square metres, while the private pools are also very small, with the price of a night in many cases starting from 3,100 euros. Mykonos' clientele is mainly young, with many international celebrities from all over the world being photographed at Matoyannia. Among them are footballers and other famous athletes, top models, but also scions of wealthy families. Similar to Mykonos is the scene in Santorini, with many hotels, especially on the caldera, charging several thousand euros a night.
In Zakynthos, a well-known hotel with villas and high services charges from 2,400 euros a night for 2 to 4 people and 17,000 euros a night for a large villa for 8 to 14 people.
In Elounda, of course, the legend continues.
In Elounda, of course, the myth continues. A few days ago, reports spoke of the arrival of an American billionaire in her private jet where she was traveling with family and friends, while her entourage of about 70 people arrived in Crete in a large aircraft.
Meanwhile, it remains unknown whether the 600 rooms that the Saudi royal family was looking for in Athens, for July and for 18 days, were finally found, since the capital is full of hotels.
Source:News247.gr
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