Brother's Hotel

A warm welcome to Brother's Hotel Ios… an idyllic retreat for your perfect holiday.

Nestled in the peaceful Kampos Valley within walking distance from Ios port and Yialos beach, Brothers hotel offers you comfort and quality to ensure that your stay with us will be a memorable one. Our family-run hotel has 17 spacious rooms to choose from, including family and studio apartments. Each of our rooms has a private balcony or veranda with views over the gardens, the pool or mountain.

After breakfast relax at our beautiful swimming pool where we can provide a range of refreshments and snacks, or take a stroll down to the long and sandy Yialos beach where the Port is one of the largest natural harbours in the Aegean. Sit at one of the many bars, cafes or restaurants and watch the boats gently sail in, or hop on the bus up to the Village (Chora) where an abundance of life awaits you. The pretty village of Chora is a maze of whitewashed streets, shops, restaurants and bars.

Accommodation
All of our rooms are equipped with :Daily maid service, private WC and shower, air conditioning, television, refrigerator ,free WiFi Internet access and private balcony or veranda.
We can offer either Single, Double ,Twin and Triple rooms, Studios for two to three people and Family Apartments with cooking facilities. 

 

Located Near

Below the Chora is the port area of ORMOS or YIALOS, one of the biggest natural harbours in the Aegean. The main plaza is packed with shops and travel agents while the promenade is thick with tavernas and cafes as well as gift shops. There is a small fishing boat quay at the end of the marina where the men still mend their nets on the quayside. To the south is the 17th century chapel of Agia Irini with a double set of altars. The long sandy beach of Yialos is to the right of the port and there are yet more restaurants, bars and cafes. The beach is a good alternative to the more crowded Mylotpotas where most of the youngsters hang out. Various walking trails start at Yialos. Paths from here lead here to remote sandy beaches at Kolitsani, the hill village of Kambos and beyond that, at Skarkos, are various ruins of archaeological interest. An old stone flagged path leads up to Chora past the domed church of Agios Giorgios hacked into the cliff. The path may be steep but there is pleasant shade from overhanging eucalyptus and drinking fountains along the way.