Be aware! Hotels in Greece usually do not serve food

[mastichas09]

I don't know what everyone else's experience is...but from the hotels that I've been to in Greece many of them don't have restaurants attached to them like they do in other countries. Many do offer a great selection for breakfast though This is just a tip for those making travel plans this summer. Expect to eat out at restaurants or grab some snacks from the grocery store. Safe travels!

 

[Worldwide Greeks Editor]

I NEVER eat food at any hotel that I have stayed at in Greece. Greece is really not an all inclusive type of vacation (at least in the 20 times or so I have been to Greece in my life

I would recommend eating at the non-touristy places, most local tavernas are family owned and very good. Most food is made to order and clean from what I have experienced.

 

[k_tsoukalas]

Breakfast is easy enough to eat at a hotel just be cause it's so convenient. I'd eat your other meals outside of the restaurant, though, to get a feel for the local culture!

 

[DemarcusGentry]

I usually just check if the hotel lists a restaurant beforehand and plan on eating out nearby. Breakfast is often enough to start the day, and tavernas are always close.

 

[bdalqasmal]

I’ve learned to double-check if a hotel has meals by looking at the room details or recent guest photos, since it saves me from wandering around hungry after a late arrival. I got into this habit after staying at https://www.sydneyairport.crowneplaza.com , where having restaurants right downstairs spoiled me a bit. In Greece, I usually scout nearby tavernas on a map ahead of time so I know my options.