Elivi Skiathos

“Amazing stay and visit”

Our stay was absolutely exceptional. A huge thank you to Dimitris for the incredible Jeep tour and for showing us the beauty of the island. It was an amazing experience, and his passion made it truly unforgettable. We highly recommend it!

“Jeep Safari Elivi hotel”

We had an absolutely fantastic day on the Elivi Hotel Jeep Safari, made all the more special by our guide and the owner of the venture, Dimitris. The tour gave us the opportunity to see a completely different side of Skiathos, taking us off the beaten track and into some of the island’s most beauti… Más

We had an absolutely fantastic day on the Elivi Hotel Jeep Safari, made all the more special by our guide and the owner of the venture, Dimitris. The tour gave us the opportunity to see a completely different side of Skiathos, taking us off the beaten track and into some of the island’s most beautiful and less accessible areas. The off-road adventure was fantastic, but what really made the day stand out was the fascinating insight into the island’s Greek history, mythology, and ancient points of interest that Dimitris shared along the way. Dimitris himself was amazing — knowledgeable, passionate, great fun, and with a personality that made the whole experience feel more like spending a day exploring the island with a friend than simply taking a guided tour. We have visited Skiathos several times, but this experience showed us a side of the island we simply wouldn’t have discovered on our own. Without a doubt, it is one of the best days of our holiday. Highly recommended to anyone staying at Elivi or visiting Skiathos who wants to experience the island beyond the beaches and tourist hotspots. Thank you, Dimitris, for such a memorable day! ELIVI HOTEL An excellent hotel, having stayed, we will certainly return and will o ly consider this hotel having been impressed with every aspect of the hotel.

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“Beautiful hotel”

Just returned from a lovely stay at Elivi. We stayed in the Grace area, lovely room with a big window looking out to the sea. The grounds are beautiful with greenery and flowers. Appreciated that the balcony had a roof as it gave us some much needed shade for the afternoon. I feel like the Grace ar… Más

Just returned from a lovely stay at Elivi. We stayed in the Grace area, lovely room with a big window looking out to the sea. The grounds are beautiful with greenery and flowers. Appreciated that the balcony had a roof as it gave us some much needed shade for the afternoon. I feel like the Grace area was easier to get in and out of the resort than Nest. The resort is hilly, we were in the middle of the resort and we had to walk uphill to get back from the beach or to breakfast, something to consider if you do have mobility issues but they do have golf carts to transport you around if needed. Reception called on our last day to ask if we needed any help with check out which was really helpful and saved us a trip to reception as we were able to arrange a cart to help with our luggage then. There is a bus stop outside the hotel down the hill and it’s very easy to get to the old town. You’re basically getting the last stop both ways so no stress of wondering when to get off. And it only costs 3 euro each way. The staff at check in were very friendly and ran through everything with us. Showed us the app they had, which is helpful for booking restaurants but the map not so helpful in terms of getting around as it’s just an aerial photo, not an interactive map. The room was very comfortable and we appreciated that the aircon stayed on while we were out so the room didn’t get too hot. We also liked that each room had a tap outside so you could rinse sand off your feet. Definitely helped keep sand out of the room. Balcony had a drying rack which was also a plus! Nice big walk in shower in the room. The room had complimentary water and a tea and coffee machine, which housekeeping replenished daily and accordingly based on what we used. I feel the one thing letting the room down was no separate bathroom. The toilet is behind a closed door but the sink and shower are part of the open plan room. Slightly problematic when sharing the room with family in terms of privacy, but it also meant at night if one of us got up to use the bathroom in the night you’re waking them up when washing hands, lights from the toilet etc. In terms of the beach we only used Ampelakia beach as that was the nearest, it’s a quieter beach I think. The beach staff were very friendly and attentive, and will bring you towels although if you don’t want to wait you can pick them up from the beach bar. The sunbeds are very comfortable, and free for guests. Word of warning, the waves do come up the beach quite high so if you’re on the front row don’t put anything on the sand, shoes and bags go on the table! We did dine onsite. Most days we had lunch at Grace. We also dined at Hagoromo, Leda and Nest restaurants. The food was always nice but I do think it was expensive for what you got. For comparison, it was twice the price for two alcoholic drinks and two mains compared to the same plus a starter at a restaurant off site. At breakfast don’t leave your room key card on the table as it will likely be moved! Only happened once but my sister left the table same time as me to get more food and one of the workers handed it in to reception as she thought we’d left (fair enough), but she then saw us come back with food and look panicked as we searched for it. It was only until I asked her if she’d seen it she said she handed it in. Felt a bit like she was trying to make a point? Despite my few grumbles it was a lovely hotel and lovely area and we will definitely be back.

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