Where you'll wake up on Paxos

The island's long-standing beach hotel just outside Gaios, relaunched under a new name as part of the Domes group: traditional-style bungalows by the water, a pool and a restaurant, aimed at adults and older teenagers. Its website gives mid-May 2027 as the date it welcomes its first guests under the new name.

A four-star resort in the olive groves a short way inland from Gaios, with a salt-water pool and pool bar, a spa, and rooms and family suites opening onto garden terraces. Breakfast is served in a renovated house of 1896.

A family business of rooms and studios a few minutes' walk from the centre of Gaios: a handful of rooms and an apartment around a traditional yard facing the sea, the Lemon Trees studios about 80 metres from the shore, and a restored fisherman's cottage. Open from April to October.

A single restored house in the old centre of Gaios, opened to guests in 2022 by the family behind Casa Rossa, with one bedroom and a cellar where wine and olive oil were once kept. Its owners date the house to the sixteenth century.

A hotel of 42 rooms, each with a balcony, on the edge of Lakka, built in 2000, with a pool and pool bar and the beaches of the bay about 200 metres away. Open from May to late October.

A boutique hotel in a restored seventeenth-century manor house, about a kilometre from Lakka, set around a large freshwater pool in the olive groves.

Eighteen villas on a seafront olive grove at Glyfada, about fifteen minutes' walk from Loggos, with two pools, restaurants and a beach bar. Not suitable for children under five or for guests with limited mobility.

Two private villas side by side in the hamlet of Apergatika, inland between Lakka and Loggos, each with its own pool: Mistral sleeps eight, Perla six, and the two can be booked together for a larger group.