Anamar Patmos

Anamar Patmos

Coffee at the window here looks out over Skala, the small port town on Patmos where Anamar Patmos sits right in the center, within walking distance of Patmos Port and Meloi Beach and about 200 meters from Skala Beach itself. It has 56 rooms and no elevators, so anyone who would rather not carry luggage up stairs should plan accordingly, and families traveling with an infant will need to look elsewhere since cribs aren't available. Room types split between double and twin bedding, and only some face the sea while others sit in a quieter position, so it's worth specifying which matters more when booking. What separates this hotel from the rest of Skala's small hotels is the doctor kept on call, a detail that counts more than any spa or gym once it's actually needed. The rhythm of a stay here is simple: the outdoor pool open from 11 in the morning to 7 at night, a library and a picnic and barbecue area for the slower hours, and an English-speaking desk that will arrange a transfer or handle excursion requests. Free parking sits on site for anyone who drove in, and the bar and cafe give the evening a place to settle. The property is explicit about welcoming LGBTQIA+ guests, worth knowing on a small island. This suits travelers who want to be in the center of Skala, close to the water, without needing a lift or a crib. It does not suit anyone who wants polish or a design hotel. What it offers instead is proximity, a pool with real hours, and, if it comes to it, a doctor who already knows the property. Anamar Patmos sits in central Skala, steps from the port and Meloi and Skala beaches, with 56 rooms, no elevators and a doctor on call. Add a pool, library and barbecue area, but no cribs or pets, and this suits couples and solo travelers over families with infants.