Located in Vouliagmeni, Four Seasons Astir Palace is a luxurious property boasting a wealth of facilities. This elegant hotel offers a relaxing retreat from the hustle and bustle of Athens, while still within easy reach of the city’s highlights.
Fantastic waterfront location with the majority of rooms offering sea views
Enjoy fresh Greek cuisine at Taverna 37 or an elegant dining experience at Pelagos
The large spa boasts an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, as well as 10 treatment rooms
Take day trips into Athens city center or along the coast to Sounio and the Temple of Poseidon
The Four Seasons Astir Palace is situated on the Vouliagmeni peninsula, within walking distance of this charming town and its bars and restaurants. With stunning sea views and surrounded by pine forest, this luxurious and lovingly renovated property is the perfect place to relax after exploring Athens or the Greek islands.
The 301 rooms, suites and bungalows at the Four Seasons Astir Palace are bright and spacious, using neutral tones to enhance the natural light streaming in. Guest rooms are spread across the Nafsika and Arion buildings, the majority boasting sea views and private terraces. The bungalows are dotted around the property, offering more privacy to those looking to really get away from it all.
There are four signature restaurants at the Four Seasons Astir Palace, ranging from traditional Greek to Latin American cuisine. Guests can enjoy anything from casual fare by the pool to a fine dining experience surrounded by beautiful Art Deco inspired design. The Four Seasons Astir Palace also boasts the Matsuhisa Athens within its grounds, bringing Nobu’s iconic fusion cuisine to the region.
Guests at Four Seasons Astir Palace are spoiled for choice when it comes to the hotel’s facilities. Each of the two main buildings boats an outdoor pool, and there are also three beach areas which are exclusive to Four Seasons guests. Inside, there is a peaceful spa offering relaxing treatments alongside its sauna, steam room and indoor pool. The spacious gym in the Nafsika building provides ample workout space for those looking to keep active during their stay.
When to visit
Enjoy a signature cocktail and watch the sun set from the comfortable terrace of Avra lobby lounge.
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The Four Seasons Astir Palace is located close to the town of Vouliagmeni, and around a 30-minute drive from Athens city center.
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