10 Mar 2026

The iconic Tinos Beach Hotel set to reopen in 2026

The hotel underwent a major renovation and refurbishment.

  • RE+D Magazine

The historic Tinos Beach hotel complex is making a dynamic return to the tourism map of Tinos following an extensive renovation and a complete redesign.

As stated in a relevant announcement, the redevelopment of the hotel—carried out by the ferry group Attica Group through Attica Blue Hospitality—marks the revival of an iconic destination, with respect for the architectural and cultural identity of the island.

The complex is scheduled to reopen in May 2026, aiming to present a contemporary five-star hospitality offering that combines a high level of service, understated luxury, and sustainable tourism development.

The hotel is located on Kionia Beach, just 2.5 km from the main port of Tinos, where it unfolds in direct contact with the island’s natural landscape, offering unobstructed views across the entire bay.

Upon completion, Tinos Beach Hotel will feature 112 spacious rooms, 37 high-aesthetic suites, and one independent luxury residence, offering a high level of privacy and direct access to the sea. Its facilities will include, among others, a conference center, a wellness and spa center, a gym, an outdoor swimming pool, two bars, and two restaurants.

The design direction, architectural study, and supervision of the hotel’s redevelopment were undertaken by the renowned architectural firm Tsolakis Architects. A fundamental pillar of the redesign was the integration of local identity. Materials such as marble, stone, and wood—each closely connected to the history of Tinos—compose an environment that remains authentic and timeless.

The CEO of Attica Group, Panos Dikaios, stated:
“We are adding to the Group’s portfolio a hotel of particular importance to us, as it is closely linked to the history and identity of the island of Tinos. Our inspiration and ambition is for Tinos Beach to become a landmark — a place that visitors wish to return to again and again. Our goal is not simply to create a modern, high-specification hotel, but a hospitality destination that respects the timeless characteristics of the location, strengthens sustainable tourism development, and generates value for the island.”




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