Apartments in Greece
Browse apartments for your Greek holiday. Compare nightly prices, check available dates and send a booking request — straight to the owner.
3 stays
Apartmani Meltemi
Sarti · Sitonija
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 120 m from the beach
from 45 € / night
4.7 (3 reviews)
Apartmani Thalassa
Limenas · Tasos
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 80 m from the beach
from 55 € / night
4.7 (3 reviews)
Apartmani Ionio
Nidri · Lefkada
3 guests · 1 bedroom · 150 m from the beach
from 50 € / night
4.7 (3 reviews)Apartments are by far the most popular choice for visitors holidaying in Greece. They come with their own kitchen or kitchenette, usually in small family-run buildings with a handful of units, where the hosts often live in the same building or right next door.
Who apartments are for
Apartments suit almost everyone: couples, families with children and small groups of friends. The main advantages:
- Freedom over meals — cook what you want, when you want. With kids this matters a lot, and it keeps the budget under control.
- Space for the money — for the price of a hotel room you typically get more square metres, a terrace and a kitchen.
- A hosted feel — owners are often on site, so issues get fixed quickly and you get first-hand tips on beaches and tavernas.
Studio or one-bedroom — what’s the difference
- A studio is a single room combining the beds, kitchenette and dining area, plus a bathroom. Ideal for a couple or a couple with a small child. Compact and the cheapest option, but with no separate rooms.
- A one-bedroom apartment (1+1) has a separate bedroom and a living room with a kitchen (the living area usually holds a sofa bed). More comfortable for families — the kids go to sleep while you stay up in the living room.
- Larger units also exist (two-bedroom, or split-level maisonettes) for bigger families — check the exact bed count, as a sofa bed is often counted as two sleeping places.
Indicative prices by season
Prices depend on the region, distance to the beach and the fit-out, but broadly they fall in these ranges (per night, for the whole unit):
| Type | Early season (May) | June / September | July–August |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio (2–3 people) | €25–40 | €35–60 | €50–90 |
| One-bedroom (3–4 people) | €35–55 | €45–80 | €70–120 |
Treat these as orientation only; beachfront units or those with a sea view usually sit above these ranges. More on picking your dates in When to travel to Greece.
What to check before booking
- Real distance to the beach — “5 minutes from the sea” sometimes means 5 minutes by car. Check the map and ask the owner.
- Air conditioning — is it in every room, and is it included? Some older properties still charge it separately.
- Parking — in peak season, guaranteed parking in places like Sarti or Pefkochori is worth its weight in gold.
- The kitchen — hobs, a fridge and basic cookware are standard; an oven and a coffee machine are not. Ask if it matters to you.
- Deposit and payment — arrangements are made directly with the owner: typically a deposit up front and the balance on arrival. Check the cancellation terms in advance (see the Cancellation Policy).
Once you have narrowed down a region, browse our regional guides — from Sithonia to the Olympus region — to match the accommodation type with the place that suits you best.