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Esperas HotelSpilling down the cliff face of Santorini’s...





















Esperas Hotel

Spilling down the cliff face of Santorini’s caldera, Esperas Hotel in Oia combines traditional Cycladic style and dramatic sunset views with contemporary comforts.

Beautifully restored cave houses serve as luxurious accommodation for guests, while a scenic restaurant offers exquisite Greek/Mediterranean cuisine with the bright blue sea as a background.

The hotel’s studios, suites, and house vary in style, size, and character, but all of them feature pristine whitewashed walls, traditional wooden furnishings, and high-quality natural materials. Luxurious marble bathrooms and private terraces overlooking the caldera come as standard in all units, and the superior suites have blissful outdoor Jacuzzis with breathtaking vistas.

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