Chios Northeastern Aegean Islands, Greece Travel Guide
From family-run guesthouses to modern resorts near beaches like Karfas. Find options on Booking.com, Agoda, or IHG Hotels.
Widely available in Chios Town and coastal areas, ideal for longer stays. Many have self-catering facilities. Check Vrbo and local rental agencies.
Limited options, but budget-conscious travelers might find some listings on Hostelworld.
Official campsites on Chios are few. Visitors typically prefer traditional lodging.
Beautifully restored historic stone houses, especially in medieval mastic villages like Mesta and Pyrgi. A distinct cultural experience.
Renovated historic defensive tower houses in some villages. Views and a memorable stay.
Family-run guesthouses offer personal interaction. Consider TrustedHousesitters for unique stays.
Each area of Chios a distinct atmosphere for your stay.
Consider a few nights in Chios Town for convenience, then a few nights in a traditional village like Mesta for cultural immersion.
Volissos/Limnia: Remote and less developed, ideal for nature and tranquility. A car is needed.
Timing and platform choice are important factors for your accommodation.
Check recent reviews for cleanliness, service, and actual amenities before booking.
Confirm if local taxes or other fees are included in the listed price.
Verify exact location against your travel plans for convenience.
Chios caters to various budgets and travel styles. Here are some ideas for your stay.
Rooms to let, simple guesthouses, small studios. Basic amenities, often family-run.
3-star hotels, larger apartments, renovated traditional houses. Private bathrooms, air conditioning, sometimes breakfast or a pool.
Boutique hotels, private villas, upscale resorts. High-end amenities, designer decor, private pools, sea views, concierge services.
Restored traditional houses in Mesta, Pyrgi, or Vessa. Immersion in medieval settings and unique architectural heritage.
Apartments/villas with kitchens or hotels near Karfas/Agia Fotia with pools and beach access.
Guesthouses or centrally located hotels in Chios Town for convenience. Traditional houses in Mastichochoria for peace.
Apartments and studios offer more space, kitchens, and "local living." Look for discounted rates for extended bookings.
Consider apartments with reliable internet for work. Chios Town or larger villages offer amenities.
Most modern accommodations have Wi-Fi. Confirm speed if working remotely.
If renting a car, check for parking options at your lodging, especially in older villages.
A common feature in most hotels and apartments, important for summer months.
Greece uses Type C/F sockets (230V). Consider bringing adapters if needed.
Staying in a family-run guesthouse offers direct interaction with locals. They provide insights into island life, customs, and recommendations.
Confirm specific amenities like kitchenettes, laundry facilities, or pool access, especially for longer stays or specific needs.
If you have accessibility requirements, contact properties directly to confirm suitability.
Traveling with pets? Verify the accommodation's pet policy in advance.
If arriving late, confirm check-in procedures with the property.
