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Luxury Hotels in Karpathos
Greece
2 Recommended Hotels
Alimounda Mare Hotel
Karpathos, Greece
Konstantinos Palace
Karpathos, Greece
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22:11Karpathos is the Aegean's best-kept secret for discerning travellers. Crystal-clear coves, whitewashed villages and quietly exclusive hotels come together in a place where discreet service and genuine comfort feel entirely natural. Choose between beachfront resorts with glittering infinity pools and elegant boutique hotels perched above panoramic sea views. This is a destination for those who appreciate the finer details: cool marble floors, locally crafted textiles, carefully chosen wine lists and a concierge who can open doors to authentic Karpathian culture. Our selection points the way to a stay defined by tranquillity, integrity and high standards throughout.
Why Stay Here?
- Beachfront settings with a private beach section
- Large infinity pools and sun terraces overlooking the sea
- Suites with private pools or hot tubs
- Spas with a Greek herbal focus and couples' treatments
- Concierge arrangements for boat excursions and restaurant reservations
- Ambitious restaurants showcasing local produce and curated wine lists
- Reliable transfers and straightforward car or boat arrangements
- Activities including yoga, hiking and wind- and kitesurfing at Afiartis
Our Selection Criteria
Ratings and standards
We focus on five-star hotels and boutique addresses with a documented record of excellence: a consistently strong overall impression, well-considered rooms and public spaces, and guest scores in the top bracket — typically 9.0 out of 10 or above.
What sets each property apart
Points in favour include infinity pools with sea views, direct beach access with cabanas and beach service, well-run spas, suites with private pools and kitchens with a clear and committed local identity. An efficient concierge and smooth transfer arrangements carry weight too.
Location and surroundings
We look for beachside addresses in Pigadia and Amoopi — close to the water, the promenade and the restaurants — as well as elevated positions with uninterrupted panoramic views for those after maximum peace. Seclusion is welcome, but the practicalities should be straightforward: a reasonable distance from the airport and good connections to the island's key beaches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pigadia for proximity to the harbour, restaurants and a bit of local life; Amoopi for sheltered swimming coves and a quieter atmosphere.
Several beachfront hotels have their own sections with sun loungers, parasols and attentive service — typically reserved for guests.
Yes. Many resorts offer spacious rooms, family-friendly pools and flexible dining arrangements.
For July and August, four to eight months ahead is advisable, particularly for suites and rooms with a private pool.
Yes. Several hotels have spas offering massages and facials, along with compact but well-equipped gyms.
A private hotel transfer or pre-booked taxi is the most straightforward option; hiring a car is practical if you plan to explore the island independently.
The meltemi can be brisk, which windsurfers and kitesurfers tend to appreciate. For calmer conditions, the sheltered coves around Amoopi and similar spots are a good bet.
Yes. The focus is firmly on the sea and the season — fish, seafood and traditional dishes given an elegant, considered treatment.