Allure Breeze Suites

We had a wide range of breakfast dishes to choose from in advance, and the view over the Agean sea and Calderra cliff side was beautiful both day and night. We stayed three nights in the honeymoon suite, and honestly, they were the best three nights I've had so far. The location was just right, away from the busiest, noisiest part of central Oia, with fewer tourists looking into the property when we wanted to use the private Jacuzzi. Anastasia was very kind and helped contact and coordinate some local tours we'd been having trouble with.

I only had one night in room #1 and really wanted to stay longer. It felt quiet and private even with Santorini's crowds nearby, and the main tourist area was still an easy walk away. Anastasia was a wonderful host, and even the welcome and check-in made a warm impression. The renovated room was spotless and had everything for a comfortable stay. The warm jacuzzi with the view was incredible. Breakfast was generous and delicious, delivered to the terrace with the views in the morning, based on what we'd ordered the day before.

We could hardly bring ourselves to leave the exquisite room. The location was breathtaking and the service unmatched. Thanks for making our summer vacation one to remember. Anastasia is a super host!

We spent three nights in room #1 at Allure Breeze Suites in early May 2025. The location, views, and staff were all perfect, and I'd consider staying here again on another visit to Santorini. Getting around: ALWAYS USE UBER. Here, unlike Athens, Uber connects you with local drivers working for local companies, not taxis. Our airport ride cost $40 Euro, and at 1pm we waited less than a minute. The hotel pin was accurate, but the owner will ask you to call or text so she can meet you, show you the way, and help with your bags. For our 6:15am departure, we asked her to arrange a private ride for $45 Euro because we worried there wouldn't be Uber. That was a bad call: the driver tried to pick up other people on the way instead of going straight to the airport, and we nearly missed our flight. I checked Uber at 5:45am that day and saw cars nearby, with a 13-minute wait for $40 Euro. This little island always has Uber, in my experience. Don't reserve through Uber, since the price gets jacked up. Give yourself a good 20 minutes and someone should be there. It's a competitive business, and Uber won't rip you off like other drivers. The area suits you if you want somewhere quiet, safe, and high-end, with plenty to do and lots of restaurants, but aren't looking to party. Otherwise, stay in Fira. For food nearby, Santorini Mou is a 10-minute walk east, with awesome live greed music from 8:30pm. There's a path that avoids the one-way street with cars, so check your map. Laokasti Cook & Grill, serving traditional Greek food, is three minutes west of the hotel. Both have very reasonable prices. You don't need a view at every meal when Allure Breeze already has the best one. You can bring wine back to the hotel, too. The grocery store to the east, on the way to Santorini Mou, usually has better prices: Vin Santorini was $39.90 Euro while other places charged $48 Euro. Anastasia, the hotel boss, manages everything and will contact you. Download and set up WhatsApp before your trip, since that's the best way to reach her. You can trust her to look after you. The property itself is perfect. There's a safe in the room, in case you're wondering. Phone reception was a problem beside our bed. There was no signal, and my iPhone 13pro with a SIM even showed “no SIM card.” My wife's 16pro has e-SIM and just had no signal. Wi-Fi worked in that spot, but not in the bathroom. Once we took our phones to the living room, everything was fine. If your SIM stops working, don't panic. Switch on airplane mode for 10-15 seconds, then switch it off again. That worked for us, while restarting the phone didn't. Several spots on the island, especially around the edge, have this issue, so the airplane mode trick is your best friend.