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Matina Hotel on Santorini

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The Bottom Line

Looking for an inexpensive place to stay and don't mind giving up the caldera view? The Hotel Matina may be right for you.

Pros

  • Swimming pool even though Kamari beach is steps away.
  • Renovated in 2005.
  • Open year round.
  • Extensive buffet breakfast.
  • High-speed wireless internet service.

Cons

  • Not for those wanting a caldera view.

Description

  • The nearby Kamari Beach is a "Blue Flag" winner for cleanliness of sand and water.
  • The hotel desk is full-service, open 24 hours, and includes money exchange and fax services.
  • A hotel-run travel agency is next door, ready to handle excursion and other requests.
  • Posted rates run from 55 Euro to 98 Euro for a single, depending on the season.
  • Booking over the internet? You can usually get a small discount, depending on availability.

Guide Review - Matina Hotel on Santorini

This family-run small hotel has just 31 rooms and suites. It's located near the black sand beach Kamari on the "other" side of the island, near the ancient site of Roman-era Thera.

Booking through an on-line service? There is another Hotel Matina on the island of Mykonos and yet another on the island of Rhodes - be sure you are booking for the right island.

Information for this review was drawn from reader reports and other sources.
Hotel Matina
P.O. Box 213
Kamari Beach
Santorini Island 847 00
Cyclades Greece
Tel : 011 30 22860 31491 & 32295
Fax : 011 30 22860 31860

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