Boutique Hotels in Skiathos Town

A hidden gem in busy Skiathos town - very leafy and welcoming. Fantastic owner who explained everything patiently. Nice and clean pool. Excellent shower and quiet location. We will certainly be back. MANOLIS' HOUSE = SUMMA CUM LAUDE !

The staff was very friendly. The hotel is wonderful and beautiful, thank you for the perfect stay we had. Dinner at the hotel's restaurant is perfect, please try it.

Location was excellent right on the beachfront and only a short cab or boat ride to the main town. There were two gorgeous pool areas that were serviced by a bar and cafe. The buffet breakfast was amazing - they didn't forget anything. The staff were really friendly and helpful.

Amazing view of the city, very nice hosts and good breakfast

Rooms were large with lovely view of pool and sea. Excellent breakfasts included. Easy stroll into town. Very friendly and helpful staff.

The owners are nice. The location is very good. Close to the center and port. The beach is 15 minutes away. Bed linen and towels are changed every day. The room is clean and has a good view. I would happily stay again.

Great view, beautiful pool, clean room

The breakfast was just amazing, and all the staff was always extremely helpful: the manager, the reception and the people in the restaurant. The hotel is also very conveniently located

Beautiful hotel in a fab location, first holiday with just myself and my daughter and the staff really looked after us, thank you! 5 mins to beach and bus stop opposite loved it!

Skiathos is awesome, small, very lush, with plenty of excellent beaches, very friendly locals and impressive cuisine (sometimes unfortunately toned down a bit to meet the taste of the tourists; look for places a bit off the main throughfares). The only issue is that it gets very crowded and there are a lot of obnoxious and loud British, who seem to think that they own the place. Visiting the Monastery of Evangelistria is a must (the aforementioned British are excused from this). Local honey and wine are exquisite (for the latter, refer to the wine list in the restaurant). The hotel is very close to Koukounaries Beach (5 mins walk, downhill - uphill on the way back...), which is beautiful, but quite noisy and crowded, especially in the early afternoon, when the water taxis bring in hordes of tourists from the city. Banana Beach is supposed to be very nice, but has all but been taken over by the nearby luxury hotel, could not find a way there. Best bet is to rent a car and visit the genuinely awesome secluded beaches on the western/northern shore, accessible via a dirt road (watch out for people, who do have a quad, but not common sense). Note that there are only a few understocked and overpriced shops and small choice of restaurants in the area. For shopping groceries, rent a car and head to one of the Sklavenitis shops (biggest one is next to the airport). The hotel itself comprises of several small buildings scattered around in a beautifully kept garden, rooms are nice and spacious. The swimming pool is quite small, but there is no reason why anyone would spend any time there with all the awesome beaches around. The staff are very professional, helpful and kind. As regards breakfast: this is one of the rare cases when "excellent" is right on point.