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Cape Napos
Built above a rocky shore, Cape Napos features a swimming pool with sun terrace and self-catered rooms with sea-view balconies.
Fassolou
Just 328 feet from Fassolou Beach in Sifnos, Fassolou is quietly located in a garden with BBQ facilities and a bar. It features traditional accommodations with a shaded patio or private balcony.
Sifnos "Sofia apartments" sea view
Located in Faros in the Sifnos region, with Faros Beach and Vlycho Beach nearby, Sifnos "Sofia apartments" features accommodations with free private parking.
Sifanto Mare Apartments
Featuring air conditioning, Sifanto Mare Apartments offers accommodations in Fáros, 5 mi away from Apollonia village Free WiFi is provided.
Sifnos Valley
Just a 4-minute walk from Faros Beach and half a mile from Fassolou Beach, Sifnos Valley features accommodations in Faros, with a garden.
Petali Village Hotel
Located in the village of Pano Petali, Petali Village Hotel offers a panoramic view of Apollonia and the sea.
Andromeda
Located in Exámbela, 1.7 miles from Seralia Beach, Andromeda has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Nostos Sifnos
Located in Apollonia, within 1.2 miles of Seralia Beach and 1.2 miles of Poulati Beach, Nostos Sifnos has accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...
ALK Hotel
This Cycladic-style hotel in Sifnos offers a bar with panoramic terrace and air-conditioned rooms with sea or mountain views. The pristine beach of Agia Marina is only 328 feet away.
Artemon Hotel
Only half a mile from Sifnos capital, Hotel Artemon offers air conditioned rooms with private balcony. Guests can relax on the courtyard and enjoy views of the scenic countryside across to the sea.
What Guests Said About Faros:
- 10Scored 10
Faros is a lovely small village with no through road.
Faros is a lovely small village with no through road. It has three beaches within a few monists walk and if you sent off and walk around the big headland, you get another within say half an hour. There is a bar, mini market, a couple fo tavernas ( one better than the other by far) and a posh-isn fish restaurant. There is a bus service but we had a car which was a boon. The island is small so you can get to see other places in very easy timescales. There is huge influx of both Greek and (largely) French tourists in July and August which the locals were both dreading and of course, needing. Best avoid those months if you can.nicholasUnited Kingdom
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