Nobu Hotel Cobalt Hideaway

About this property

Nobu Hotel Cobalt Hideaway sits in Vlychada, 1.5 km from the centre of Santorini. Rooms look out across the neighbourhood, with a restaurant, bar and full service on site.

Check in

from 16:00

Check out

before 10:00

Area

Vlychada

Property type

Hotel

Facilities

• Air conditioning
• Room service
• Parking
• Private pool
• Pet friendly
• Airport shuttle
• Adults only

Rooms available

Prices are for your dates and party size, including taxes where the partner reports them.

• Caldera View Suite

  • Sleeps 2
  • 1 queen bed
  • 35 m²

  • Room only
  • Only 2 left

  €759

  total · €253 a night

  includes €83 taxes and fees

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• Garden Studio

  • Sleeps 2
  • 1 double bed
  • 71 m²

  • Breakfast included
  • Free cancellation

  €957

  total · €319 a night

  includes €105 taxes and fees

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• Executive Twin

  • Sleeps 3
  • 2 twin beds
  • 23 m²

  • Room only
  • Free cancellation

  €1,140

  total · €380 a night

  includes €125 taxes and fees

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• Panoramic Suite

  • Sleeps 3
  • 1 double bed
  • 58 m²

  • Breakfast included
  • Free cancellation

  €1,374

  total · €458 a night

  includes €151 taxes and fees

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• Cave Suite with Plunge Pool

  • Sleeps 4
  • 1 king bed
  • 47 m²

  • Room only
  • Free cancellation

  €1,701

  total · €567 a night

  includes €187 taxes and fees

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• Family Room

  • Sleeps 4
  • 1 king + sofa bed
  • 19 m²

  • Room only

  €1,632

  total · €544 a night

  includes €180 taxes and fees

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Location

Vlychada, Santorini — 1.5 km from centre

Around Santorini

A drowned volcano ringed by cliff villages, where the whole island tilts west to watch the sun go down. Santorini earns its reputation — the trick is knowing which hour, and which village, to spend it in.

• Walk the caldera path from Fira to Oia at first light — three hours, and empty before eight
• Catamaran sunset cruise past the Red Beach and the hot springs
• Assyrtiko tasting in Megalochori or Pyrgos
• Akrotiri, the Bronze Age settlement preserved under volcanic ash