Overall Ratings & Reviews Hydra Hotel

A very nice property. Spare and elegant decor. Gorgeous views of the town and port from my spacious suite. Lots of steps up the hill, but that is part of the charm of Hydra. The staff is excellent: friendly, knowledgeable and engaging.

The staff at Hydra hotel were incredibly friendly and helpful. I was in room 201 with spectacular corner views of the port and was right next to the breakfast area with its own outdoor area. Unless you are carrying a light weight bag, just plan on hiring the donkey transportation to the hotel. I carried my heavy bad myself, having not understood how many steps there actually were and would not recommend it! I highly recommend Hydra Hotel for its kind staff, beautiful aesthetics, and insane views!

One of the most wonderful hotels we have ever stayed in. Thanks Dafini and team

I loved the place and it was unique but not worth the 124 steps up and down for anything you want to do. It was exhausting and there wasnt anything available without going into the town

There are a lot of stairs to get to the property, so it may not be suitable for everyone

An excellent place to stay for Hydra. Quiet, safe and spacious.

Not recommended for someone who is not up to the climb, the hotel, situated some distance up from the harbor, was wonderful for us. The location made the stay quieter, and the view lovelier. Mule transport (15 euros each way) made getting luggage in and out reasonably painless. The rooms were beautiful. We are not given to relaxing in hotel rooms much, but the wonderful ambience made us very happy to hang out there. The breakfast was great and the staff vary helpful.

Loved the quietness of the island which made sleeping excellent. We had a room with a balcony (not many here) and enjoyed sitting, looking over the harbour and enjoying a glass or two of wine. The breakfast was served in a quaint dining area and had a great selection of items to eat. Will definitely come back here again.

Property was very new and well kept and room was large. Staff was friendly but only when there, which was not after 6 pm. It was quite expensive, so I expected a higher level of service. Small things like drinking water and expresso coffee were extra.

Beautiful property with amazing views- it can be a bit tricky to find up the winding stair path, but absolutely worth it. Lovely staff

Really lovely hotel. Great location and beautiful view!

A wonderful place to stay on Hydra.

Elana is at the front desk and she was more than good, she was excellent. She gave us a list of everything that we needed on the island and all were perfect. She was answering all kinds of questions that we had right away. Also the other 2 staff that were working were great as well. All so helpfull, and kind. We were very lucky to stay at this hotel. Thank youGuys

Everything was absolutely lovely about this hideaway spot. The most important thing for every traveler to know is that you would be best served to hire a donkey service to carry your luggage to the hotel from the port. You also need to be sure you are in relatively healthy shape to handle the series of stairs to and within the hotel. The stone-laden stairs in the streets are VERY slippery as I found out rolling my ankle while wearing excellent athletic shoes.

Elina was so helpful and very pleasant.

Yes, there are steps but its so worth the journey! We loved staying at Hydra Hotel-the room was light, airy and very clean, the breakfast was tasty and the staff was fantastic! I highly suggest choosing Hydra Hotel!

Yes, there are steps but worth it for that spectacular view, beautiful room and great service

A very friendly welcome and great customer service

Gorgeous view of the port. Great breakfast. Amazing staff on site. Rooms are large like office lofts. Wi-Fi is quick.

We loved the decor, and the incredible view from our balcony over the port, town of Hydra and sea. Most of all we loved the warm welcome and staff of the hotel. Their communication before and during our stay was exceptional. The Hotel went above and beyond. A special thanks to Cleopatra Dimakakou.