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This vast resort complex spreads out over its own peninsula between Sounio and Vouliagmeni. It encompasses 16 beaches, with a range of seafront suites and lavish villas with their own pools. There is also a host of restaurants and a variety of organized activities.

Besides all the mod cons you’d expect following a total overhaul, this branch of the Grecotel chain is set on a verdant hillside, with spectacular views of the sea and Temple of Poseidon.

Located on a bay near the site of Vavrona, this new Club Med offers the all-inclusive package of activities and fun for which the chain is known. Its standout feature is an indoor marble pool and spa with a starry-night ceiling.

This hotel in a former sponge factory is one of the most charming places to stay in all of Greece. The quaint rooms and flower-filled courtyard are lovely, though some regulars say that service has dipped a little.

This resort has a small private beach and extensive gardens, as well as sports, spa and conference facilities. Accommodation varies widely in size, style and luxury, from individual rooms to villas. The spruced-up bungalows are best, with their shiny wooden floors and cotton canopies.

Nafplio’s nicest hotel was undergoing renovations at the time of writing. New decorative touches will include large, wood-and-marble rooms. What won’t change is its un-beatable location on the hill of Acronafplia, within the ancient fortress walls.

Overlooking the Argolikos Gulf, this is a good base for exploring both the Peloponnese and the island of Spetses. Recently renovated, it now has spacious rooms with large beds and offers a full range of resort services and activities, including childcare.

One of the best spas in Greece, the Thermae Sylla offers treatments in Evia’s restorative mineral-laden spring waters, along with a wide array of beauty and relaxation treatments. The beautiful external architecture has been preserved, but rooms and treatment areas are fully modern.

Greece’s only Alpine resort is set in a pine forest at the edge of Parnassos National Park. All 40 chalets have two to three bedrooms, kitchens, fireplaces and verandas. The central buildings offer a fully equipped health club, bar and restaurant.

Comfortable, classic rooms with wooden accents have a wonderful view of the olive groves descending below Delphi. There is also an indoor pool and full gym and fitness club. This is one of the few hotels in Greece where pets are welcome.