Want a private bathroom? Then you're probably hitting the $25 - $30 mark, at which point you'll probably get a better deal last-minute on or with an apartment on Airbnb. If you get a private room in a hostel it'll run you closer to $20. Those looking for a cheap dorm bed can expect to pay around $12 - $15 per night. There are quite a few options for hostels in Greece. In places like Athens, you can score a 5-star international hotel room for as little as $250, but most cost somewhere in the $250-700 range. You may, however, have to pay extra for things like WiFi. You’ll have several pools, a private beach, and will be able to eat and drink all you want. Coastal cities boast several options for beautiful boutique resorts, which usually come with a price tag of $250-500 a night. Top-End: The sky's the limit when it comes to top-end accommodation in Greece.
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Many mid-range hotels also offer free breakfast. At this price range, you can definitely get rooms with a private bathroom and A/C. Mid-Range: Hotels in the mid-range in Greece tend to be between $50-75 a night depending on where you are.
For these prices you’ll get your own bathroom but probably won’t get A/C or free breakfast. In popular beach towns, you can expect to pay a bit more ($25-30 on the low end). Accommodation isn't cheap though, so this will likely be one of the biggest expenses in your Greece travel budget.īudget: In cities and towns not on the coast, it’s possible to find double rooms with a private bathroom for as little as $15-20. If you visit in the shoulder season, you'll probably find discounts of 50% off many places including hotels, hostels, resorts and Airbnbs.
The cost of accommodation in Greece will vary a lot depending on when you visit, which accommodation you choose, and which part of the country you visit.
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