W Costa Navarino is located at the Navarino Waterfront, a 30 acre beachfront setting by the Ionian Sea, the first W Hotel in Greece and it brings inspiring energy to the Peloponnese coast.

Gloriously tucked away in the beautiful, unspoiled Peloponnese peninsula at the southern tip of mainland Greece, The Westin Costa Navarino is a family friendly Greek hotspot worth adding to your bucket list.

Clinging to a volcanic cliffside on the outskirts of Santorini’s poster-child village of Oia, Katikies Kirini manages to blend total serenity with one of Greece’s trendiest postcodes. Its location is hard to beat, with the vistas of Santorini’s caldera and the azure Aegean Sea available from every room of a truly heavenly calibre.

The luxury boutique hotel Katikies Santorini is right in the thick of hip, happening and handsome Oia, a glamorous address that is Santorini’s answer to Knightsbridge. And if Oia can be described using those three Hs, then Katikies Santorini excels in a trio of S words: sunsets, sea views and swimming pools.

Taking up residence in an 11th-century Catholic monastery, Katikies Garden is a tranquil retreat tucked away among the lanes of Santorini's capital, Fira. Both couples and families will find this an irresistible hideaway, an oasis of relaxation amid Fira's snaking alleyways.

Perched right at the peak of the caldera's rim, Katikies Chromata has the best seat in the house on Santorini. Chromata takes its name from the Greek for 'colours', a nod to the blue sky and Aegean Sea, charcoal-black caldera cliffs and white sugar-cube villages you can spot from the hotel's lofty vantage point.

Overlooking the charcoal-black Perivolos Beach on the south-eastern coast, Istoria is about as far away as you can get (both in location and appearance) from the classic whitewashed villages Santorini is known for – but it's no less magical.

Dramatically perched high above the deep blue water of the Aegean on Santorini’s northwestern tip, this romantic bolthole hugs the cliffside in the heart of vibrant Oia – Santorini’s acclaimed sunset village. As you descend the stone steps to the hotel, the unfolding vista is utterly breathtaking.

Located on the fringe of Santorini’s most famous village, postcard-perfect Oia, on the northwestern tip, Andronis Arcadia is perfectly positioned to capture the island’s magical sunsets. Contemporary, white-washed, low-slung villas and suites, tumble down the Caldera hillside, all with views towards the Aegean Sea.

Tucked away between sand dunes and the dramatic coastline of Antiparos, an under-the-radar Greek island gem in the Aegean, this boho boutique hideout is a place to unwind and recalibrate, with organic farm-to-fork food and holistic spa treatments. It's an all-encompassing wellness retreat that celebrates the island's go-slow vibe and soulful healing energy.

Set on the sheltered curve of Apantima Bay on Antiparos, the little-known sister island to Paros, The Beach House captures the essence of a traditional Greek island summer.

Time seems to almost slow to a stop at Parilio Hotel, the unhurried metronome of Paros amplified in a cream-coloured cocoon where long, lazy afternoons are as dreamy as they sound.