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    Four Seasons Astir Palace: A Luxe Alternative to the Greek Islands

    Andrew CollinsBy Andrew Collins27/01/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    This hotel on the Athenian Riviera gives the Greek islands a run for their money

    For those seeking the beauty of Greece’s coastal allure without the usual island commute, the Athenian Riviera offers a perfect blend of relaxation and luxury. Located just outside Athens, the Four Seasons Astir Palace provides an exceptional retreat with everything from fine dining to serene beaches, all within a short drive of the capital.

    The Ultimate Mediterranean Escape

    With the Athenian Riviera rising in popularity as a chic destination, Four Seasons has solidified its place as the standout luxury hotel along this scenic coastline. The property, spanning 75 acres, is nestled between pine trees and boasts panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. The hotel comprises two primary buildings, Arion and Nafsika, which are just a short buggy ride apart, plus a collection of exclusive bungalows offering privacy and private pools.

    Guests who opt for the Nafsika building can enjoy spacious rooms that overlook the sea through floor-to-ceiling windows, leading out onto private balconies. The minimalist design focuses on natural light, pale wood furnishings, and soft oatmeal and cream tones. Bathrooms are equally impressive, featuring marble finishes and a luxurious freestanding tub.

    The hotel’s dining options stand out, offering a range of cuisines from around the world. Fine dining is available at Pelagos, a Michelin-starred restaurant helmed by Chef Luca Piscazzi. Guests can enjoy seasonal, local produce, with standout dishes such as spaghetti with clam and almond sauce topped with caviar. Breakfast is offered in both hotel buildings, and guests often opt for the buffet at Mercato, where an off-menu bowl of chia seeds is a highlight.

    For those craving a beachside vibe, two seafront options are available. Taverna 37 offers traditional Greek dishes and meze, while Helios provides a more energetic atmosphere with beach bar music and a Latin American-inspired menu. The Helios experience is elevated with refreshing pineapple tequila shots and fresh coconut drinks, although the tuna tiradito with kimchi and sesame is the true standout. Additionally, there’s a stylish Italian restaurant, a Nobu-esque sushi bar, and Beefbar, a Monte Carlo-originated steakhouse.

    Activities and Nearby Attractions

    The hotel caters to both the active and relaxed vacationer. With three private beaches, there’s plenty of space for guests to unwind by the crystal-clear waters. For those looking for a more tranquil experience, the secluded Arion beach remains blissfully quiet. The hotel also offers various sports options, including tennis, padel, and jogging trails through its lush grounds.

    The hotel’s spa provides cutting-edge treatments like LED masks and laser facials, but many guests opt for the traditional massage experience, ensuring a sense of total relaxation. For swimming enthusiasts, the indoor pool offers a calm retreat year-round.

    Though guests may never want to leave the luxurious amenities, Athens’ rich history is just a half-hour car ride away. For those seeking a quieter escape, the nearby Lake Vouliagmeni offers thermal waters framed by dramatic cliffs. Astir Marina, a luxury shopping hub, is only a short walk from the hotel, featuring designer brands such as Dior, Saint Laurent, and Bottega Veneta.

    Rooms at the Four Seasons Astir Palace range from €576 per night in the winter months (November to March) to €951 per night in the summer (April to October), making it an ideal destination for those looking for both luxury and proximity to Athens.

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