A recent study by Luxury-Hotels.com, found that the most expensive hotel in Europe was Amanzo’e in Kranidi, at the Peloponnese, whose minimum rate for a room in the summer period was 1,779 euros. The list compared different luxury hotels over the July-August period, not taking into account those that had less than 15 rooms.

Second on the list was Le Dune, south of Sardinia (1,645 euros) and Cap Estal in the French Riviera (1,596 euros).

A Greek hotel was included in the top 10 luxury hotels, whereas three Greek hotels made it to the Top 20. The second priciest hotel of Greece, fifth in Europe, according to the study was in Santorini – Canaves Oia Suites (1,400 euros for a double room). Katikies Euro, on Santorini, occupied the 19th spot with room rates at 1,140 euros.

1. Amanzo’e (Kranidi, Greece) 1,779 euros

2. Le Dune (Cagliari, Italy) 1,645 euros

3. Cap Estel (Eze, France) 1,596 euros

4. Le Sirenuse (Positano, Italy) 1,401 euros

5. Canaves Oia Suites (Santorini, Greece) 1,400 euros

6. Principe Forte Dei Marmi (Lucca, Italy) 1,345 euros

7. Capri Palace Hotel & Spa (Capri, Italy) 1,342 euros

8. Hotel Pitrizza Euro (Porto Cervo, Ιταλία) 1,340 euro

9. Hotel Punta Tragara (Capri, Italy) 1,300 euro

10. Borgo Santo Pietro (Sienna, Italy) 1,250 euro

Source: greece.greekreporter.com