It’s All Inclusive
Resort chain

Grecotel Hotels & Resorts

Every resort, ranked

5
resorts ranked
1
country
4.6
average guest rating
10k
reviews analysed

Grecotel is Greece's largest luxury resort group, family-owned and Crete-rooted, with properties across the island plus Corfu, the Peloponnese, Rhodes, Kos, and the mainland. The brand's calling card is Greek gastronomy and provenance: its Agreco organic farm supplies restaurants, and dining is treated as a headline rather than a buffet afterthought, wrapped in polished, design-forward beachfront resorts.

Last reviewed July 2026 How we score

Not every Grecotel runs on an all-inclusive plan; the group spans bed-and-breakfast and half-board luxury as well, so the plan matters more here than the badge. Where it does offer all-inclusive, it is a more refined, food-led take than the Turkish or Spanish mass-market model. The lineup ranges from grand family resorts to adults-only boutique properties, and the ranking below compares them on real guest ratings and category scores.

Guests
Family resorts and adults-only properties
Where
Greece: Crete, Corfu, Peloponnese, Rhodes, Kos, mainland
Price positioning
Upscale to luxury
Signature
Greek gastronomy, Agreco organic farm, design-led resorts
Plans
Mix of all-inclusive, half-board, and B&B
Nightly rates in our catalog
$73–$614/night pp

Where Grecotel scores strongest

9.1/10
Pools
9.0/10
Family
8.9/10
Luxury
8.9/10
Service

Chain averages across the Grecotelresorts we've scored.

Where Grecotel operates

Map of Grecotel resort locations

5 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

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Grecotel resorts, ranked

  1. Pool with palm tree reflections at sunset, white loungers, beach and islands beyond at Grecotel LUXME White.

    Grecotel LUXME White

    Five-star4.6 guest rating (1,740)Palmprint 9.1/10From $138/night pp
  2. Beachfront resort grounds with white buildings, palm trees, manicured lawn, and beach cabanas overlooking the sandy beach and Mediterranean Sea.

    Grecotel Creta Palace

    Five-star4.6 guest rating (2,230)Palmprint 8.8/10From $105/night pp
  3. Outdoor dining area with white sail shade canopies over wicker chairs and tables, black support columns, and sea views beyond.

    Grecotel Caramel Boutique Resort

    Rethymno, Crete, Greece
    Five-star, adults-only4.8 guest rating (658)Palmprint 8.7/10From $364/night pp

    A small adults-only boutique on a private Cretan beach, low-key, design-y, and grown-up. The Elixir spa leans into thalassotherapy, and the kitchen does proper Cretan farm-to-table. It's a quiet alternative to Crete's bigger resorts, made for couples. Best May through September.

  4. Illuminated fountains in a resort courtyard at dusk, with white pavilions, palm trees, and the sea visible in the background.

    Grecotel Casa Marron

    Four-star4.6 guest rating (2,523)Palmprint 8.6/10From $147/night pp
  5. Loungers with white cushions line a curved pool overlooking the Mediterranean Sea at Grecotel Marine Palace & Aqua Park.

    Grecotel Marine Palace & Aqua Park

    Four-star4.5 guest rating (3,156)Palmprint 8.6/10From $73/night pp

    Grecotel Marine Palace is a family all-inclusive at Panormos on Crete, for families whose week is a water park with a beach attached. It is about an hour from Heraklion, with seven pools, a Poseidon-themed aqua park with a lazy river, and twelve food and drink outlets inside the plan. The layout is a resort village, and the aqua park sits up a hill from the sea area. Guests praise the aqua park and the family pools, the friendly attentive staff, the food variety and the all-day snacks, and the village-style layout. The complaints are rooms that feel dated, a beach that is secondary to the pools, that hill between the water park and the sea, and family density at peak season. The thing people wish they had known is that the aqua park is the reason to book and the beach is the supporting act, and that couples should think about room placement. The plan puts all twelve food and drink outlets at your disposal along with the kids' clubs, the entertainment, the seven pools and unlimited aqua park access, with Wi-Fi included; in-room dining is explicitly outside it, the spa is charged, the premium-brand exclusions are not fully published, and the free airport transfer comes only with the resort's own offer packages on stays of five nights or more. Book the a la carte tables soon after arriving. The Casa Marina Family Suite sits centrally, which matters when you are moving between the beach, the pools and the slides. Couples who want calm should look elsewhere on this coast.

The case for

Book Grecotel if

  • Food-focused travelers who want Greek provenance over generic buffets
  • Families wanting a polished Greek beach resort with real dining
  • Couples after a design-forward, adults-only Greek option
The caveats

Know before you book

  • Not all Grecotel properties are all-inclusive; confirm the plan before booking
  • Concentrated in Greece and seasonal, so it is a summer-Mediterranean choice, not a year-round one

Frequently asked questions

Are Grecotel resorts all-inclusive?

Some are, but many run on half-board or bed-and-breakfast instead; Grecotel is a luxury group first and an all-inclusive one second. If the plan matters, filter for it specifically; our resort pages show what each property includes.

Which Grecotel resort is best?

It depends on whether you want a grand family resort or an adults-only boutique, and which island. The ranking above compares every Grecotel in our catalog on real guest ratings and category scores like dining and beach.

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