In Chania, the new Hilton Chania Old Town Resort & Spa will open its doors in early June in the heart of the Old Town. The seven-story resort redefines the concept of luxury, as each of its 85 rooms features a private pool—a pioneering global concept for Hilton. With state-of-the-art wellness facilities and high-end culinary experiences, it aspires to become a landmark for summer in Greece.
In Georgioupoli, an exclusive all-inclusive resort of around 140 rooms is being developed, designed for family holidays with an emphasis on comfort and relaxation. At the same time, in Episkopi Rethymno, a luxury resort of 200 rooms and bungalows is under development, ideal for those seeking privacy, tranquility, and connection with nature in a more peaceful, aesthetically refined setting.
In Athens, the long-awaited return of the historic Hilton is now officially taking shape through the new Conrad Athens The Ilisian. The iconic building on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, 63 years after its inauguration, is being fully reborn and transformed into a modern urban resort that blends history with contemporary luxury.
The new The Ilisian pays tribute to the Ilisos River and the historical identity of the area, offering a high-level hospitality experience in the heart of the capital. It features 278 rooms and suites with views of the Acropolis, the largest outdoor swimming pool in central Athens, a 770-meter rooftop running track, a pickleball court, and an extensive 2,000 sq.m. wellness area.
At the same time, gastronomy is elevated into a destination experience, with nine bars and restaurants, including the renewed Grande Brasserie Byzantino and the cosmopolitan sushi spot Onuki.
Whether it’s private pools in Chania or views of the Acropolis from an urban resort in the heart of Athens, the new era of Greek hospitality is already taking shape, bolder, more luxurious, and more experiential than ever.
