Being one of the newest Santorini openings, Sophia had the benefit of building upon the experiences of its competitors. Carefully renovated and reconstructed, the thirteen individually designed rooms and suites are some of the island’s most immaculately designed.
The hotel fuses organic shapes of the old Cycladic architecture with contemporary lines, resulting in the kind of natural, raw elegance that is at once authentic and sophisticated.
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Santorini is like a box of treasured experiences. It enchants with its colours, shapes, traditions—and seascapes. Sophia Suites reflect that, in a sense.
Clustered on the rocky cliff and linked by meandering pathways and staircases, the hotel forms a pretty hamlet that benefits from an excellent vantage point in the picturesque and quiet village of Imerovigli.
The beautifully designed guest rooms and suites are all very individual, creating unique spaces and allowing guests to discover the latest in contemporary Cycladean style.
Minimal and earthly Mediterranean hues, romantic lanterns, outdoor heated build-in Jacuzzi and indoor cave pools, balconies and sumptuous bedrooms—Sophia surrounds its guests by luxury and comfort.
The suites of the hotel are supremely spacious, especially when compared to most of other Santorinian hotels of its class. Two of them even have an indoor heated pool.
The rooms draw their style from whitewashed cave houses, but they also look out to the sea and the caldera—connecting the private spaces of guest rooms with Santorini’s great attraction: the iconic seascape.
Exuding a feeling of intimacy and exclusive luxury, with the ubiquitous undercurrent of traditional Santorini style, the luxury suites of Sophia promise an elegant living—with awe-inspiring views of the sleeping volcano.
Perched on the cliffs of the caldera, Sophia Luxury Suites boasts breathtaking views of the azure waters of the Aegean Sea and the majestic Santorini sunset. Its prime location provides easy access to the island’s iconic attractions while offering a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of larger towns like Fira and Oia.
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Website: Sophia Luxury Suites, Santorini, Greece. Photos © Sophia Luxury Suites
Where to stay in Santorini
The best time to visit Santorini is during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn when the weather is pleasantly warm, and the crowds are fewer compared to the peak summer months. From April to June and September to October, travelers can enjoy comfortable temperatures, vibrant blooming landscapes, and breathtaking sunsets without the overwhelming crowds. Additionally, hotel rates tend to be more affordable during these off-peak periods, allowing visitors to experience the island’s beauty and charm without breaking the bank. Whether you’re exploring the iconic white-washed villages, lounging on stunning beaches, or indulging in delicious Greek cuisine, Santorini offers a magical experience during these quieter months.
Getting there: The flight-comparison sites such as Skyscanner (www.skyscanner.com) or Kayak (www.kayak.com) will help you find the best flights and deals.
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Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 28/03/2024
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