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The neo-Moorish architecture, the spa and the careful service have made this hotel the meeting point of an international clientele. Situated in the most beautiful corner of the island, it is set in a green park surrounding a thermal pool, and is a few steps away from its own private beach.

The premium rooms have balconies with bay vistas, but all accommodations are on the beach and in sight of the Castello Aragonese. Pluses include elegant public areas and lots of facilities – three pools, one with thermal water, a spa and beauty centre, and a private beach.

The hotel was at its peak in the 1950s. Somewhat faded, it’s still sophisticated; overlooking the sea, facilities include a pool jutting out over the beach and spa services.

Situated in a splendid position in the heart of a quiet, flower-filled part of the island, this attractive hotel is not far away from sandy beaches and the famous Poseidon gardens. A tennis court and parking are conveniently located.

This hotel occupies part of the monastery of the Castello itself. Consequently the rooms are quite spartan, but the views are prized.

A sunlit setting, Mediterranean architecture and hospitality is what greets you upon arrival. The sea is on your doorstep.

Mainly a restaurant, where you dine on a charming terrace with a port view, this modest villa also offers rooms for rent on the upper floor. Although close to the village centre, it’s quiet enough and very friendly.

Housed in a building dating from 1700 and recently renovated, this hotel is at the foot of the acropolis of Terra Murata. Most rooms enjoy views of the picturesque fishing village.

Glowing pink at one end of the port, this is a very attractive choice, reached on foot down the stone stairs worn away by the steps of generations of fishermen. The hotel has spacious rooms, and there’s also a private pier where guests can anchor their boats.

This little hotel is as much known for its fish restaurant as for its accommodation. Some rooms give directly onto the harbour.