Yria Island Boutique Hotel & Spa

This is a very mediocre 4* hotel posing as a boutique spa 5* hotel. Clearly a very talented photographer, the reality is very far from the pictures online. The service is non existent, the wi-fi is non existent, breakfast is mediocre, we paid for a junior suite and we were given a basic room. We asked to book a massage at the “spa”, but there’s no spa. There’s a massage room and there’s no therapist in the hotel either. If you need a treatment they contact an external therapist and if he/she has availability they might show up. This is an ok place for 200 euros but not for the 1000 per night we paid for. Avoid at all costs and treat yourselves somewhere very nice instead.

We had a wonderful stay at Yria. The property is beautiful, peaceful, and tucked away from the busier areas, which made it the perfect place to relax. The staff was truly the highlight of our stay—everyone was incredibly warm, welcoming, and attentive. They made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Paros.

Property had an amazing aesthetic value and staff was helpful. Location is also fab

We stayed nine days at the Yria Boutique Hotel on Paros Island and had a truly wonderful experience. From the moment we arrived, the hotel conveyed a sense of exclusivity and tranquillity. The service is at the high level one would expect, with the breakfast team in particular being warm and attentive. The restaurant offers refined Mediterranean cuisine of gastronomic quality, making it a highlight of the stay. The location is convenient, just 300–400 metres from the beach, while the hotel itself features a large pool relative to the number of guests. This ensures a relaxed atmosphere, never feeling crowded. The hotel is organised into charming Cycladic-style houses, set around a small Orthodox chapel at the centre of the property. This thoughtful design adds to its character and charm. If there is one detail to mention, it would be that the bedroom furniture could benefit from a slight refresh. However, this is a very minor point compared to the overall experience. In all, Yria Boutique Hotel is a gem on Paros and an address I would highly recommend. It offers beauty, calm, and authenticity—truly a place worth discovering.

It’s a nice enough property. The staff is kind and the grounds are well maintained. Breakfast is above average. The lady that runs the breakfast is fantastic, really trying to make her customers happy. However, no ******* VIP benefit was offered. When I mentioned this during check in, the girl said she will look into it and get back to me. Heard nothing. Food and drinks are extremely expensive here. The resort is a bit remote and it appears ownership is taking advantage. At the mini market down the street, water costs ~20 cents for a half liter. In the room mini bar, $4.80! Only two free bottles were offered during our two night stay. There are other options closer to town. We will likely try those next time.

Very nice and peaceful hotel with great gardens. The family maisonette was really comfortable and the room was always clean. The reception was very welcoming and always ready to accommodate all requests. We had a great time. Its a bit expensive but worthy.

The hotel is nicely laid out and has a pleasant atmosphere. The pool is large, clean and well maintained – a great place to relax. Breakfast was also good, with a nice selection and extremely friendly staff who really made the mornings enjoyable. The service throughout the hotel was very friendly and welcoming! That said, the room did not live up to five-star expectations. While it was fine for a short stay, it felt relatively small and dated. The laminate flooring looked and felt quite cheap, and the bathroom was basic and clearly in need of an update. Overall, the room lacked the comfort and refinement you would expect at this level. We also had high expectations for the restaurant based on the photos, but the food was somewhat disappointing and didn’t quite match the presentation or ambiance we anticipated.

Very nice property, very good restaurant the rooms could use a bit of a refresh!

This property has immense potential. It's really beautiful, quiet and a short walk to the local beach. Whilst Greece prices are significantly higher during peak season, most hotels I've visited in the islands are able justify the steep prices through their offerings. As some one who travels consistently throughout the year, I felt that the prices didn't match the services and amenities offered here. Having a small amount of laundry done was almost $300. Food and drink prices are incredibly steep (especially for essential drinking water) and despite booking a two bedroom suite, when trying to use the second bedroom for a friend on one of the nights, I was informed that this incurred an additional 300 euro a night fee, bizarre when the only difference it made to the hotel was one extra person at breakfast the next day. The wifi, doesn't reach the gym and isn't strong enough to do zoom meetings or facetimes. As I said, so much potential here, but there are definitely other hotels on the island in a similar price bracket that offer a much more elevated service and nicer amenities and interior design. Hoping that the new ownership does an overhaul of management and the hotel as a whole.