Infinity View Hotel Tinos

Great everything in this hotel. Great: Location (10 min walk from Tinos Town/Ferry), accommodations: room, breakfast, pool, beach behind hotel, walking distance to village and great restaurants, walking distance to ferry and car rental places, great service, beds, showers, plunge pools on balconies, insane wide ocean views, infinity pool right off dining room, comfy boho loungers, suuuuuper photogenic, gorgeous room and great staff. Our fave hotel on our trip!

Tinos Town has lacked a truly luxurious hotel - until now! The décor may be minimalist (Cycladic white predominates throughout) but there is maximal comfort and attention to your every need. We had a warm welcome - and early check-in - plus drinks delivered to our room which we consumed staring at the stupendous view. Strictly speaking, it's not infinite, as on a clear day you can see Syros ahead and Mikonos to your left, but who's complaining? Our balcony also had a private plunge pool (with whirlpool jets), two loungers and a table with comfortable chairs. Sure, it was expensive, but worth every Euro. Breakfast was good by normal Greek standards, though could have been more varied. The location is convenient for the town (15 minutes' walk) and two of the island's top restaurants are less than 5 minutes' walk away. In fact, this whole area is being developed as an up-market tourist location, though it will surely never imitate its close neighbour, Mikonos. This is a very special, and sacred, island which deserves to remain comparatively unspoiled.

Decent room with plunge pool which was more like a paddling pool really. Irritating power cuts on and off on our 2nd meant emergency lights coming on, waking us up and the aircon turning off. Excellent breakfasts. Small public pool with only 6 sun beds, hotel wasn’t busy so didn’t affect us in off season.

Lovely hotel about 10/15min walk from centre of town. All the staff here are lovely and can’t do enough for you, especially reception and breakfast staff. Beds are the most comfortable I have stayed in whilst away. Breakfast, Sofia laid on a very good selection to suit all tastes, there were even little banoffee and cheesecake jars, which were delicious. Breads, meats, cheeses, tartes, cakes, fruit etc. each day there were 3 items in the warm counter as well plus you can order eggs to be cooked fresh. Housekeeping come in everyday and the rooms are spotless. Only think I would say if that ideally could do with more storage in rooms as no drawers, hanging space was limited above kettle etc and nowhere to hang longer dresses. No dressing table so found myself sitting in front of the tv, straightening my hair in reflection of tv😂. Plenty of outside space for our room with long bean bags for sunbathing and the plunge pool was a godsend in this heat. Hardly anyone ever sits round the main pool which is just as well as there are only 5 sun loungers. The infinity pool is lovely but beware the steps are very slippery and we saw several people go flying, ideally there should be a handrail there. Snack bar in afternoon serves things like Greek salad, toasties and omelettes but reception have takeaway menus from some good places so you can order something different in if you prefer for lunch/dinner. There is a bar in the evening but I rarely saw anyone there so meant there was no atmosphere. Shame as there was nowhere to sit outside in the evening for a drink. Maybe the land in front of infinity pool could be adapted to cater for some seating for the evening or some additional sun loungers as would be a lovely place to sit. There is a petrol station just up from hotel so ideal if you need to get in some drinks/milk etc. Wouldn’t recommend the baguettes there at all! Supermarkets- if you walk into town there is one there on the way in or if you walk further to the other end there is a slightly bigger one. Beaches- we went to 2 but weighing it up we preferred Fokas. Fokas this is about 7euros one way in taxi from hotel. You can get a bus to/from this beach which is 1euro 80 but this goes from town centre. We went to the Sundara beach bar and set (1 umbrella and 2 loungers) is 20 euros. They serve food and there is toilet there. Sandy beach with few stones as you enter. Romanus beach was about 22euros in taxi one way. This beach has less stones. We went by Lefko beach bar, again 20 euros for umbrella set. Service for drinks very good there. Toilet is a bit of a pain as you have to ask for a key each time and got to go to building near where you enter the beach. Restaurants- Malamatenia- nice setting off main streets in town in a little square. Nice selection of food and wine very reasonable. Taverna Michalis- just around corner from restaurant above. We weren’t that impressed with this one except people that had the mousaka said it was good. Bouibou

This hotel is a true DREAM! Run, don’t walk to book it! Modern, beautifully decorated from the minute you walk into the lobby. We got a pool access room on the bottom floor which was amazing. Definitely a highlight of our trip! The staff was incredibly helpful and kind (especially the front desk woman, Dion!) She spent time explaining the island to us and gave us amazing restaurant recommendations. The pool and view was incredible and one we will never forget.

Infinity View was the final hotel we stayed in after our week away in Greece. We had very high hopes for this hotel given its amazing pictures online; the views alone sold it! The views did not disappoint, and we had a great panoramic outlook. The interior of our room was also excellent - spacious, clean and well designed. We were however a little disappointed with some small touches that we felt had been neglected, that given the cost we expected to be better. We had a room with direct access to the pool which was great, however one of the first things we noticed was the pool bed on our terrace hadn't been properly cleaned. The pool is a salt water pool, so there was lots of dried salt that hadn't been washed down, and general wear and tear on the actual bed itself. After walking through the amazing interior of the room, it was disappointing to see and stuck out like a sore thumb. The other rooms also had a canopy over the terrace to serve as shade in the sun (the hotel is south facing). Ours had broken, and when we enquired were told an umbrella had been ordered but the hotel was unsure when it would arrive. This made it very difficult to sit outside by the pool during the day (one of the main reasons we booked the hotel). There also isn't a restaurant on site so bear that in mind. There was also no room service. Breakfast however was great- a good selection of food! Having stayed in other hotels on this trip, it was hard not to compare Infinity View with the others we stayed in, and we just felt the service and quality was a little lacking overall. Having said that, there were definitely positives as mentioned and it was a great base for exploring Tinos.