Cotommatae Hydra 1810

That is the place to stay at Hydra. The rooms as neatly decorated, updated and comfortable. Every room has its own personality. Personnel is a bit more laid back than you would expect from this level of hotel, but we were off season. View is not a main feature of this hotel, but it still has plenty to offer as a place of rest.

The House is so authentic and charming. Amazing staff and gorgeous rooms. We stayed in the celar suite. 2 nights was perfect for this stay. The breakfast was delicious. Highly recommended! Everything is walking distance but still not too close from the port making it very quiet and relaxing. You won’t be disappointed

What a wonderful boutique hotel. Yanni greeted us with a homemade Greek sweet and smile. He gave us a map along with beach and restaurant recommendations which we took (and were pleased with his choices). We were in the pigeon room with a private hot tub. The website pictures didn’t do this room justice. Everything was stunning. The linens are monogrammed. The decorations are authentic, traditional, and beautiful. The walls and ceiling are simply old world mansion. Deep windows cut into the walls make you wonder about this home’s history. The bathroom is on the lower level which makes it a little private but requires a few steps down tiled floors. The bedroom is up a flight of wooden stairs. Bed and pillows were luxurious for this price point. This room is designed for younger couples. There is a courtyard in front of the room and it is an garden oasis from the sun. Tables and couches make it a nice place to sit. Breakfast was plentiful and fresh. Coffee was very good. We took long walks from this hotel and it is about 4 minutes to Leonard Cohen’s house if you are interested. The hotel arranged to pick us up from the port for 10 euros which was helpful as we were concerned about locating the hotel. The walk is easy and we ended up not needing transport assistance when leaving. Took so many pictures and would definitely come back here.