Six Properties. Five Regions.
One Very Different Idea of Greece Each Time.
Grecotel's six properties span five regions, from a rooftop dinner under the Parthenon to a private villa on Corfu, so the stay can match the traveler instead of defaulting to whatever's easiest to book.
Get that match right, and Greece stops being a destination your client checks off once. It's the trip they remember you for. Booked end-to-end with UJV Europe.
Who's Behind This
One Team, Across Europe
UJV Europe is your team of destination specialists, handling everything that sits between a great property and a finished itinerary: ferries between the mainland and the islands, private guides, ground transfers, and the sequencing that decides how much of each region a client actually needs.
That's less about routing everything through one place and more about having people on the ground who understand what your client can't. Our team works in-region of your clients to reconfirm drivers, guides, and meeting points before they're ever needed. If something goes sideways, someone is there to handle it.
That's the same regional depth behind the six Grecotel properties below: knowing which one actually fits a given client, not just which one has availability.
Why Advisors Partner with UJV Europe
- Multi-property, multi-region itinerary design and sequencing across the Grecotel portfolio
- Ferry, ground transfer, and private driver coordination between properties
- Private guides and local experts for Athens, Corfu, Crete, and the Cyclades
- Dining, spa, and celebration arrangements handled at each property
- VIP meet-and-greet services
- Air, logistics, and operational coordination through UJV's in-house air team
- Concierge services
- 24/7 support through WhatsApp and white-labeled, advisor-branded itineraries
- VIP emails and applicable consortia benefits
- Full advisor control and booking recognition
- Dedicated destination-specialist oversight
About Grecotel
Greece's Largest Hotel Group, Built One Property at a Time
Grecotel is family-run, founded by the Daskalantonakis family, with 40 properties now spread across the Greek mainland and islands. That scale offers real range: a client can move from a rooftop with Acropolis views to a private villa on Corfu without leaving the same standard of service behind.
But the properties themselves don't feel mass-produced. Cape Sounio sits inside a 2,500-year-old archaeological site and made Tatler's 101 Best Hotels in the World for 2026. Amirandes serves dinner beside a Picasso ceramics collection. Corfu Imperial has a working olive mill and a recreated traditional village on-site.
Each property has its own reason to book it, which makes the six below seamless to tell apart.
Where Each Property Fits
The Region Decides the Trip. The Property Decides Who It's For.
Athens works as a three-night stay in its own right, not a layover. The Riviera south of the city runs at a completely different speed. Corfu and Crete pull in families and longer stays. Mykonos is its own thing entirely.
Here's how the six properties break down.
Featured Region
Athens
A one-night stopover sells Athens short. Given three nights, the city turns into one of the reasons a client falls for Greece, with time for neighborhood wandering, a rooftop dinner or two, and the contrast between three-thousand-year-old ruins and a city that's very much alive around them.
THE DOLLI at Acropolis, A Hotel to Live
46 Rooms and the Best Table in AthensTHE DOLLI occupies a restored 1920s mansion on Mitropoleos Street, a short walk from Plaka, Monastiraki, and Syntagma Square, and it keeps things deliberately small: 46 rooms, pieds-à-terre, and private apartments total.
The building was originally designed by Andreas Kriezis, the same architect who later converted the Athenian Royal Palace into the Hellenic Parliament, and its restoration went on to win an international architecture prize, the first time a Greek hotel had ever received one.
The real hook for most guests is showcased at dinner. DOLLI·S, the rooftop restaurant, sits beside a guest-only infinity pool and looks straight across at the Parthenon, unobstructed.
For something quieter, Le Salon and Le Bar Secret keep the same art-filled sensibility at a lower volume, with pieces by Picasso, Jean Cocteau, and François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne worked into the lobby and lounges throughout.
THE DOLLI was voted the #1 hotel in Greece at the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Choice Awards, and it's picked up coverage from Vogue, the Financial Times, Travel + Leisure's World's Best Awards, and a listing in the Michelin Guide.
Advisor Selling Points- 46 rooms only, inside an architecture-award-winning restoration of a 1920s mansion
- Walking distance to Plaka, Monastiraki, and Syntagma Square
- Rooftop restaurant and infinity pool with direct, unobstructed Acropolis views
- Genuine Picasso, Cocteau, and Lalanne pieces throughout the public spaces
- Condé Nast Traveller's #1 hotel in Greece, with a Michelin Guide listing and Vogue and FT coverage
- Best for: couples, culture-first travelers, and clients who want walkable Athens without giving up five-star service
Featured Region
Athens Riviera
Most travelers skip straight past this stretch on the way to the islands, which is exactly why it's worth mentioning. South of Athens, the coast delivers beach clubs, thermal lakes, yacht culture, and actual ancient ruins, all within reach of the city.
Cape Sounio, A Grecotel Hotel to Live
A Resort Built on the Ground Where Ancient Greece Worshipped the SeaCape Sounio sits directly above the Temple of Poseidon, dating to the 5th century BC, and its bungalows, suites, and villas are arranged amphitheater-style so most rooms look straight at it.
The resort made Tatler's 101 Best Hotels in the World for 2026, and its celebrated full moons over the temple get featured regularly by outlets like the New York Times, the BBC, and NASA.
It's 40 minutes from Athens International Airport, with Lavrio port just 10 minutes away for clients tacking an island onto an Athens stay. Eight restaurants and bars run across the pine-clad grounds and three private beaches, including Yali, which sits out on a floating deck, and a new all-day poolside restaurant with wood-fired ovens.
The resort recently added a revamped spa and a new Holistic Wellness Program with Vicky Vlachonis, a healer profiled by Forbes and Goop. Families get real value here too: kids up to 12 stay and eat free, and the Grecoland kids' club runs alongside a dedicated family pool. For a group trip or a milestone celebration, the Estate on the Hill is a private 350-square-meter residential complex with three pools, its own garden, and room for up to 10 guests, easily the standout booking on this whole list for a multigenerational trip.
Advisor Selling Points- Set directly above the Temple of Poseidon, with mythology built into the setting rather than added on
- Named to Tatler's 101 Best Hotels in the World for 2026, with full moons over the temple covered by the New York Times, BBC, and NASA
- 40 minutes from Athens airport, 10 minutes from Lavrio port for easy island-hopping
- Kids 12 and under stay and dine free, plus a dedicated kids' club and family pool
- Estate on the Hill: a private villa complex with three pools, for groups up to 10
- Best for: couples, milestone trips, and multigenerational groups wanting a resort that feels rooted in the destination
THE ROC CLUB, A Hotel to Live
Riviera Energy, Without Committing to a Full Island StayTHE ROC CLUB sits in Vouliagmeni, about 30 minutes from Athens airport, right beside Vouliagmeni Lake, the thermal-spring lake famous for its caves and healing waters.
It's a small, deliberately intimate property: 34 rooms and suites facing the Vouliagmeni peninsula and marina, plus a rooftop Rocket Bar. The Roc Pool itself is carved directly into the lake's rocks, which is a genuinely unusual detail to be able to tell a client about before they've even checked in.
It's a perfect fit for clients who want Riviera energy at the front end of a trip rather than a full week of resort time, and it works especially well paired with an island stay later on.
Four restaurants and bars run day to night, and the property is a short walk from the new Astir Marina, with its yacht club and shopping, and from Vouliagmeni's beach clubs and cafés.
Advisor Selling Points- 30 minutes from Athens airport, in Vouliagmeni, the Riviera's most upscale suburb
- Just 34 rooms and suites, most facing the Vouliagmeni peninsula and marina
- The Roc Pool is carved directly into the rocks beside Vouliagmeni Lake
- Steps from Vouliagmeni Lake's thermal springs and caves, plus the new Astir Marina
- Best for: repeat Greece travelers and couples wanting an under-the-radar alternative to Mykonos, front-loaded at the start of a longer trip
Featured Region
Corfu
Corfu runs at a different pace than the Cyclades entirely: greener, slower, and shaped by Venetian influence, with a rhythm that suits families and multigenerational groups especially well.
CORFU IMPERIAL, A Resort to Live
A Resort With a Recreated Traditional Village Built Inside ItCorfu Imperial occupies its own private Kommeno Peninsula, about 40 minutes from Corfu's airport, with panoramic Ionian Sea views and direct access to Blue Flag beaches.
What sets it apart from a standard beach resort is Danilia Village, a recreated traditional Greek village on the property, complete with a folklore museum, a working vineyard and olive mill, and guided tours reserved exclusively for Corfu Imperial guests, plus an evening seated dinner inside the village itself.
The resort runs nine restaurants and bars, from Yali, a seafood spot that floats on the sea with views stretching to Corfu town, to Aristos serving fine French, and a proper Trattoria for Italian.
For a bigger group, the villa collection is impressive: the Medusa Estate is a 411-square-meter hilltop residence for up to 12, the Two Villa Residence comes with its own private beach and two pools for eight guests, and the Palazzo Imperiale occupies its own small private peninsula within the resort for total exclusivity.
Advisor Selling Points- Private Kommeno Peninsula setting with Ionian Sea views and Blue Flag beach access
- Danilia Village: a recreated traditional Greek village on-site, with guest-exclusive tours and a village dinner experience
- Nine restaurants and bars, including a floating seafood restaurant and fine French dining
- A villa collection built for scale: the Medusa Estate (12 guests), Two Villa Residence with private beach (8 guests), and Palazzo Imperiale on its own private peninsula (8 guests)
- Best for: families and multigenerational groups wanting space, culture, and a slower rhythm than the Cyclades circuit
Featured Region
Crete
Crete has enough depth to stand entirely on its own: archaeological history, mountain villages, a food culture and local identity that feels distinct from the rest of Greece. It rewards clients who stay longer.
AMIRANDES, A Resort to Live
Dinner Beside a Picasso Ceramics Collection, on a Cretan BeachAmirandes sits on Crete's north coast, nearly 20 minutes from Heraklion International Airport and 25 minutes from Heraklion town and port, with the Palace of Knossos just a short drive away. The architecture draws directly from Minoan design, with graceful arches, whitewashed walls, and handcrafted pitharia, the large ceramic vessels rooted in ancient Greek artisan tradition, worked into the grounds throughout.
Amirandes offers 204 accommodations, from rooms to bungalows, newly introduced two- and three-bedroom duplex suites, suites ranging up to seafront retreats with heated pools and in-room gyms, and private villas with their own courtyards and infinity pools.
Dining is where Amirandes really stands out. Minotaur, the resort's signature restaurant, serves refined Mediterranean cuisine surrounded by Pablo Picasso's original ceramics collection, and Xasteria serves authentic Cretan dishes made with ingredients from Grecotel's own Agreco Farm. Between those and five more restaurants and bars, the resort has nine dining venues in total.
The water side of the property is just as considered: a 960-square-meter Olympic-sized seafront pool anchors the resort, backed up by 58 private pools scattered across the villas and suites, which makes Amirandes one of the stronger shoulder-season plays on this list.
Advisor Selling Points- 204 total accommodations, from 147 rooms and 19 bungalows up to 18 private villas with courtyards and infinity pools
- Minoan-inspired architecture, with handcrafted pitharia and graceful arches worked into the grounds
- 20 minutes from Heraklion airport, with the Palace of Knossos a short drive away
- Minotaur restaurant, set among a Picasso ceramics collection, plus eight more restaurants and bars including farm-to-table Cretan cuisine at Xasteria
- A 960m² Olympic-sized seafront pool, plus 58 private pools across the resort's suites and villas
- Best for: design-minded and food-forward travelers, and longer Crete stays that want substance alongside scenery
Featured Region
Mykonos
Mykonos sells itself, but only to the right traveler. This is social Greece: beach clubs, fashion, energy, late nights, Psarou at peak season. For some clients, that's the entire point of the trip.
Mykonos Blu, A Grecotel Hotel to Live
Direct Access to Psarou Beach, Without Basing a Client in TownMykonos Blu sits directly on Psarou Beach, the island's most celebrated stretch of sand, steps from the jet-set boutiques of Nammos Village and close to the restaurants and social scene that define modern Mykonos.
The resort was recently revamped, and its floating suites and villas now come with private pools right on the Psarou waterfront. The property's own emblematic detail is its BLU cave pool, carved into the landscape rather than simply built on top of it, and its private villas were recently featured by Architectural Digest.
The food scene spans from Mediterranean to Asian, served in intimate settings designed around the Aegean view rather than around volume. It's best positioned two ways: as a high-energy close to a longer Greece itinerary, or as a standalone stay for a client who's chasing the Mykonos scene specifically and doesn't need convincing to go.
Advisor Selling Points- Direct access to Psarou Beach, steps from the Nammos Village boutiques
- Floating suites and villas with private pools on the Psarou waterfront, recently featured by Architectural Digest
- The BLU cave pool, a signature carved-rock pool feature unique to the property
- Recently and meticulously revamped, with Cycladic architecture polished up alongside it
- Best for: a high-energy finale to a Greece itinerary, or a standalone stay for clients specifically chasing the Mykonos scene
Grecotel with UJV Europe
Six Stays in Greece, One Team Behind All of Them
From a rooftop table with the Parthenon in view to a private villa on Corfu, Grecotel gives you six different ways to sell Greece. Reach out to your UJV Europe Destination Specialist to start matching the right property, and the right order, to the client in front of you.