Best Hotels in Lesbos
Explore Lesbos from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Blue Sea Hotel
"Good option by many parameters. A nice hotel with amenities."
Lesvion Hotel
"Epic view! Great food! Kind staff! Super clean! Perfect location! Can’t wait to come back and stay here again. We absolutely 10/10 recommend Hotel Lesvion to any travelers visiting the beautiful island of Lesbos. The staff were very helpful to us newbies."
Aeolian Village Beach Resort
"Location & First Impressions This was our first visit to Lesvos, and from the moment we landed it felt completely different to many of the more commercial Greek destinations. The airport is small and relaxed – when we arrived, ours was the only plane there. We booked through Jet2 and the transfer to the hotel took around two hours. Halfway through, we switched from the main coach to a shared minibus with another family. Although the distance isn't huge, the second half of the journey winds through mountain roads with tight switchback bends and speed limits of around 40mph, so the transfer takes longer than you might expect. Lesvos feels wonderfully traditional and, importantly, not yet spoiled by mass tourism. On arrival at Aeolian Village, I was initially a little underwhelmed by how remote it felt and the apparent lack of anything nearby. However, that quickly became one of the hotel's greatest strengths. It offers a genuine escape from everyday life and allows you to completely switch off. The Room & Hotel Our room consisted of a double bed and single bed with a rear-facing balcony. The view wasn't the prettiest, but it did overlook the mountains, which was peaceful and relaxing. The room was cleaned every day and the entire hotel was spotlessly maintained throughout our stay. One thing that stood out was how amazing the hotel smelled everywhere – a small detail, but one that really added to the overall experience. Food & Dining We stayed on a half-board basis and, quite simply, the food was outstanding. I've never experienced hotel food quite like it before. The quality, freshness and cooking of every dish is a real credit to the kitchen team. The meat dishes were consistently excellent and the profiteroles were absolutely incredible. Breakfast was also very good. The bacon and sausage were the standard type often found abroad, so I tended to skip those and instead enjoyed the freshly made omelettes, Greek yoghurt with honey and nuts, and the fresh bread with cherry jam – a new favourite of mine. The pool bar also serves food, and it's surprisingly good. The chicken nuggets were some of the best I've had, and portions are generous – around nine nuggets or eight fish fingers in a standard serving. Food prices were reasonable considering the quality and portion sizes. The drinks, however, were a little disappointing. Because there isn't much nearby, you're effectively a captive audience. There is a Happy Hour at the pool bar and a "Thirsty Thirty" half-price promotion at the beach bar, but I wasn't particularly impressed by the cocktails. My mojito, for example, tasted mostly of lime juice with a single shot of spirit and no brown sugar, despite normally costing around €10. Pool, Beach & Kids Club The beach is lovely and the sea is crystal clear. One of our favourite moments was simply standing still in the water and watching shoals of fish gather around our feet. The kids' club was okay, although very quiet during our stay, whic"
The Loriet
"We reserved a studio at this hotel for one night, specifically for a private terrace balcony. Unexpectedly, we were upgraded to an apartment with a shared balcony for four other studios. After expressing our concerns to the reception, the manager explained that the studio pictures were misleading due to collaboration issues with a certain company. Seeking a private terrace, we were upgraded again to the master apartment, which boasted three private balconies. It turned out to be a fantastic apartment with an ideal location, stunning views, and perfect amenities. Highly recommended, especially for families of four. The stay was delightful, and the breakfast, featuring various sweets and numerous egg and cheese options, was excellent. We'd gladly return, with the suggestion for the hotel to clarify that the studio terrace isn't entirely private."
Heliotrope Hotels
"We always stay one night in the hotel because it's close to the airport. The rooms are clean and there are good boxprings to sleep on. The staff is very helpful specially Rania at the desk. The restaurant serves great food and is not expensive. This time we had to fly very early and at 7 o'clock there was a nice breakfast box ready for us at the reception. Opening it at the airport we found fruit, sandwiches, eggs and cake and cookies in it. We like to thank you all and we will see you in April Marion en Ruud"
Elena
"Elena is super friendly, her husband has a grocery store downstairs in Stratos, and she's cheerful and helpful. If you come by car, there's a parking lot nearby. Anaxos is a quiet and peaceful holiday village. All the details have been thought of so you can cook in your room, ideal for families."
Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel
"Hotel right in the center. For a boutique hotel this is not worth the money. The room was dated, small, dark and not maintained. The breakfast buffet was varied and there was plenty of choice. The service was friendly and polite, but I did not feel the Greek hospitality that I normally know."
Mythical Coast Wellness Retreat
"I had a wonderful Spa experience and Ian amazing deep therapeutic massage with Giorgos. He is a very experienced physiotherapist and was great. I can say it was the one of the best massage sessions i enjoyed the last and I can’t wait to schedule another therapeutic massage. Thank you so much."
Belvedere Aeolis Hotel
"A wonderful, traditional hotel in a spectualr location. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The staff and friendly, welcoming and extremely hard working. The food offering is delecious and includes traditional Greek dishes. The chef is so diligent and attentive. Wouldn't change a thing!"
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Elysion Hotel
"We stayed here in September before an early morning flight . Amazing sea view room …amazing dinner , and the staff were so friendly and helpful. Fabulous stay and place . Thank you , we will stay again definitely!"
Eleia Seafront Rooms & Villas
"We had the most incredible week at Eleia, I stayed in one of the villa’s with my wife and her parents. The interior is very nice and calm, the bedrooms have a good size and have nice beds and the bathrooms were also nice and clean. The private swimmingpool and the lounge chairs were a big comfort, we spent most of the time relaxing at the villa because of them! And then the breakfasts: they were just too good! (It’s what we miss the most from our time at Eleia!) Every morning, Dimitra was standing at our door with a big tray for us with fresh fruit, greek salad, home made greek specialties, sandwiches, and a different desert every day! The French toast was by far the best I’ve ever had! But we also got cheesecake, apple crumble, pudding, and more! You can even choose how you want your eggs: omelet, scrambled, boiled or sunny side up! And the coffee is great too! The employees were so kind, they were like family to us. We hope to see them all again next year, because we are coming back, that’s for sure! The view is truely magnificent and there’s all kinds of beautiful singing birds in the area. We can highly recommend staying here!"
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Aegeon Hotel
"We’ve just come back from a wonderful holiday at this hotel. If you’re the sort of people who like hotels that are generic and could be anywhere in the world, this isn’t for you. If however you want a whole lot of character and charm, immaculately clean, with beautiful views, lovely staff, and a great Greek experience, I’d highly recommend the Aegeon. It’s in a quiet spot, but it’s an easy walk into the village where you’ll find enough restaurants to give you plenty of choice. If you decide to stay round the pool, I’d highly recommend the Greek pizza, just fab! The hotel puts on a Greek bbq night once a week, which most of the guests attended and was great fun. We hired a car and spent the day exploring the island, which is really lovely. It’s a far more authentic experience than the more commercial islands like Rhodes or Corfu. We’re definitely looking to come back again, following in the footsteps of a large number of other returning visitors. Thank you again Antonetta and all the staff of the Aegeon, we’ll see you again soon."
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Clara Resort
"The hospitality of clara hotel is something special because Dimitris is always there for any problem for everyone! Thank you a lot we, will meet again!!!"
Lassia Studios
"Stayed here between 5th and 7th of May. Lovely clean apartments with great views and everything you would need for a holiday. Beds really comfortable. Food was also very good. Owners and staff very hospitable. A little way out of the resort so probably not great if you have mobility issues but good if you like a walk. You can avoid the main road to Petra just ask the owners for directions and there is a lovely quiet walk that takes you straight to the church on the rock."
Aphrodite Beach Hotel
"A very nice hotel, clean and comfortable. Our room's air conditioning was a bit slow, largely because the cleaners insisted on leaving the windows/doors to our room open once they'd been in the morning so the day's heat was allowed to penetrate inside. Why couldn't they shut everything after, say, thirty minutes or whatever? Clearing this took more power than the air con units could really muster. A small matter really as we weren't uncomfortable. Breakfast was good enough, fresh eggs, bread, pastries etc. The taverna/cafe was very good, authentic Greek food...and I don't mean waterfront/beach tourist Greek Salad authentic. Very tasty, very basic, good value and plenty of it. Visited by many from outside the hotel, who also used the hotel's pool. Mid day the pool was complete mayhem. Children turned the pool into a warzone running laps, divebombing, lilo fights screaming and shouting. I witnessed hotel guests arguing with pool visitors (non-hotel guests) over sunbeds, and the visitors lying they did indeed stay at the hotel and were Jet2 clients - highly unlikely as they were clearly Dutch! I also noticed visitors removing a guest's shirt and towel from a bed so they could use it, even though visitors are only allowed the use of a small fraction of sunbeds. A really poor experience, and we didn't use the pool area for the rest of the holiday. I brought the matter up with reception who thanked us for mentioning it but stated non hotel guests only used the pool at weekends, but this was clearly not the case. We asked why there wasn't an occasional pool attendant and were told staff were too busy working in the restaurant as they get a lot of outside visitors! We had a hire car and were thankful we hadn't elected to walk into town at night. Steep uphill for the first half mile, and if a warm night then a bit of a hike. Lots of people getting taxis, quite wisely, but Lesvos is a fantastic island with some very lovely places to visit - particularly restaurants, so why not hire a car and do the island justice? To summarise - a good hotel experience, marred by carnage at the pool. If you want the whole island experience then the Aphrodite is perfect, if you want lazy times by the pool with a book while your child plays then check you have ear plugs and your child is a confident swimmer and isn't deterred by groups of other kids racing, bombing, diving, screaming etc etc "
Eressian Hotel & Hammam Spa
"Exzellent experience! The place is amazing and the staff is very attentive."
Malemi Organic Hotel
"Don't be fooled by the description of this being an Organic Hotel! I didn't see any evidence of this and was quite horrified by the number of caged animals and birds kept at the hotel! I expected to see nicely tended fields growing fresh produce but sadly was met with only untidy wasteland. It's really not worthy of it's 3 star status. It's very tired and dated. I found the room to be clean but the bed was really uncomfortable. Bathroom in much need of an update. Felt as though the owners had lost interest in the place. Many of the sunbeds around the pool were broken. Breakfast was OK but never saw one table being cleaned! Don't go to Scala Kalonis for a beach holiday as the beach is very littered and the sea is too shallow for swimming. It felt very neglected. The only good thing about the resort was the nice Tavernas. I will not be returning as there are much nicer resorts and accommodation in Lesvos."
Ariadnes Holiday Accommodation
Archontiko Petras 1821
"A lovely small hotel in Petra old town. The room was very cozy and clean. The owner is a lovely lady. We had breakfast included which was amazing. Bread, eggs, fresh orange juice and lots of pasteries each morning. Only a few minutes walk to the beach and the shops/bars/restaurants. As we had to leave early we got some breakfast to take with us I really can recommend a stay here, you won't be disappointed."
Panorama Hotel
"Wonderful place. Clean, calm, friendly Service and a very nice pool area where no one fights for the pool chairs Close to the beach too. Around 300m from an expensive but luxurious beach bare and a 15 min walk from town. Vasilis and his family and other employees are all smiles. Only hard beds, and a lot of wasps deduct a little. Its also not friendly to people with Mobility issues. Ask for a room up high for awesome views."
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Lesbos Travel Information
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230V/Type C/F
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1 GBP ≈ 1.17 EUR
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More Information About Lesbos Hotels
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145 |
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£105 |
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£107 |
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FAQ – Hotels in Lesbos
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What is the average price of a hotel in Lesbos this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lesbos this weekend is £95 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £154 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Lesbos this weekend typically cost £257 per night.
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How much do hotels in Lesbos cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lesbos during weekdays is £93 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £155 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Lesbos generally cost £256 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Lesbos?
The most popular Lesbos hotels for your stay: Lesvion Hotel (from £80), Heliotrope Hotels (from £106) and Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel (from £109) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Lesbos are pet friendly?
Heliotrope Hotels (from £106), Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel (from £109) and Heliotrope the Studios (from £80) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Lesbos are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel (from £109), Aeolian Village Beach Resort (from £89) and Mythical Coast Wellness Retreat (from £101) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Lesbos have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel (from £109) and Sunrise Resort Hotel (from £88) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Lesbos have swimming pools?
Heliotrope Hotels (from £106), Theofilos Paradise Boutique Hotel (from £109) and Aeolian Village Beach Resort (from £89) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Lesbos offer an especially good breakfast ?
Mythical Coast Wellness Retreat (from £101),Sunrise Resort Hotel (from £88) and Heliotrope Hotels (from £106) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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