Hotel Babis

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Hotel Babis is a family business running since 1984, offering its guests the impeccable Cycladic hospitality.

Hotel Babis is a one of the most popular hotels in Santorini, well known for its hospitality and efficient service. It is situated in Karterados, a traditional village on the outskirts of Fira, the island’s capital and only a few minutes walk from the central Square of the island.

All rooms have all you could need that will make you feel right at home: Private Bathroom, Balcony, refrigerator, Air Conditioning, Radio, Central Heating, Hair Dryer, Safe box, Direct dial phone, TV set .

Rooms are cleaned daily and there is hot water available 24 hours. Our staff will be happy to provide you with tourist information on Santorini and its surrounding areas.
You can also arrange car or motorbike rental.

We provide free transfer both on arrival and departure. Free shuttle service to the city centre is also available, running every 30 minutes until midnight.
A bus stop, right outside our premises will lead you to all the magnificent beaches of the island. The service is quite regular with a bus running every 15 minutes.

Come and enjoy an authentic traditional Greek hospitality

Accommodation Information

All rooms come equipped with private bathroom, hairdryer, air conditioning, balcony, fridge, TV, direct dial telephone. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is also available.

Location Information

Hotel Babis is located in the traditional village of Karterados.

The traditional village of Karterados is built beside a stream in a ravine. Its existence is recorded back to the 17th century. The original dwellings are cave houses built deep into the rock face. During the 19th century, it was one of the large sea captain villages on the island. The name of the village comes from the Greek word 'karteri' (waiting point or ambush point, probably because ambushes were set to trap marauding pirates).

The village square has a traditional windmill and a memorial plaque to commemorate those who died in the Second World War. On the left hand side as you leave the square, the road curves sharply to the left, and there you will discover the 'Steps of Galaios'. Barely visible from the main road is a small neighborhood of cobbled streets, captains’ houses and cave houses built into the rock.

The shops are open all year round, since Karterados also has a considerable number of permanent residents.