Bellonias Villas

Bellonias Villas

Bellonias Villas sits in the center of Kamari on Santorini's volcanic shore, close enough to Kamari Beach to walk it in flip-flops and near enough to Ancient Thira and Panagia Episkopi for an afternoon away from the sand. Built in 1983 and kept to a single floor across all 25 rooms, it combines that flat layout with genuine accessibility features and wheelchair access. Rooms range from a Superior Double Suite with a full double bed and private bathroom to a 377-square-foot Standard Apartment with its own kitchen, dining area and air conditioning, built for a stay long enough to cook a meal or two rather than eat out every night. The property sits next to the beach with private beach access, a seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub, backed by a sauna, steam room and massage service, and a doctor on call. Pets are allowed throughout, children are covered by babysitting, and the 24-hour desk is staffed in English among other languages. A conference hall stands ready for guests who mix business with the island, and an airport transfer runs 30 euros one way for those who would rather not negotiate a taxi on arrival. This suits travellers who want a quiet, beach-side base over a nightlife-heavy one, and anyone for whom step-free movement between room, pool and shore matters. It will not suit anyone who wants a multi-floor resort with elaborate design flourishes; this is 25 rooms on one level, functional rather than showy. What sets Bellonias Villas apart in Kamari is that combination, a single floor of 25 rooms with private beach access and full accessibility, built in 1983 and still doing the job. Bellonias Villas is a single-floor, 25-room property on Kamari's volcanic shore, built in 1983 with full wheelchair access and a private beach out front. Rooms range from simple suites to a 377-square-foot kitchen apartment. It suits travellers wanting quiet, step-free beach access, not those chasing a design hotel.