Naxos Magic Village Hotel is a village-style stay on Naxos, an island whose best-known beaches run in a long chain along the sunny west coast south of the capital. Village-style complexes are popular with families and groups because they usually spread low buildings around gardens or a pool rather than stacking rooms in a single block, and that gives the stay a relaxed, holiday-camp-but-comfortable feeling. The west coast is the part of Naxos with the most beach choice, and the sunsets over the sea are the evening entertainment. Check the exact area, the distance to the sand and the nearest taverna when you book, because the character of the stay depends on how close you are to the beaches and to Naxos Town. Ask too whether there is a pool or garden you can use on your dates, since this is one of the details that varies between village-style properties and affects how you spend a hot afternoon. Rooms in this style of hotel typically include studios and apartments with a kitchenette or a small fridge, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace, which suits families and longer stays. Details differ, so ask about family rooms, kitchen facilities and bed arrangements. If breakfast is not included, there are usually cafes and bakeries within a short walk or drive. Prices tend to be moderate, and shoulder-season rates can be especially good value.
If you are staying near the west coast beaches, it is easy to get around by bus, scooter or car. Agios Prokopios, Agia Anna, Plaka and Mikri Vigla all have long sandy beaches with sunbeds, tavernas and water sports, and the water is clear, though the summer wind can create waves on exposed days. Naxos Town is a short bus ride or drive away, so evenings can be spent in the old town or on the beachfront as you prefer. Check the last bus back before a late dinner.
Inland, the island rewards a rental car: the mountain villages of Filoti, Halki and Apiranthos have their own character, the marble quarries and ancient Kouros statues sit in quiet hillsides, and the Temple of Demeter near Sangri stands among fields. Food is a highlight too. Naxos is known for potatoes, cheese, lemon liqueur and farm-raised meat, so even a basic taverna meal can be a pleasure.
Who is it for? Families, groups of friends and couples who want a relaxed beach holiday at a reasonable price. It is less suited to visitors who want a boutique atmosphere, a walkable old town at the door or a quiet adults-only setting. Compare it with Agios Prokopios Hotel and Agia Anna Hotel in this list for similar areas. Check recent guest comments, confirm which facilities are open on your dates and book early for July, August and the late-summer holidays.
Why stay here
- ✓Air conditioning
- ✓Private bathroom
- ✓Garden or pool area to check
- ✓Breakfast options
- ✓Free WiFi
- ✓Family rooms or studios
- ✓Front desk
- ✓Near beaches
Good questions
Where is Naxos Magic Village Hotel?+
It is a village-style hotel on Naxos. Check the exact area when you book, as the best beaches lie along the west coast south of Naxos Town.
Is it good for families?+
Village-style stays suit families, but check room types and facilities when you book.
Do I need a car?+
Buses connect the west coast with Naxos Town. A car or scooter helps for the interior villages.
