How a hotel day actually works
Three steps, one code at the desk, and no card details on this site. Here is the whole journey, including the parts most sites leave vague.
The journey
Three steps, and nothing you have to guess
Nothing here needs an account, and nothing here needs a card.
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Step 1 Search for your date
Tell us where you are staying, the day you want and how many of you are coming. Every result comes from the venues themselves.
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Step 2 Compare what is included
Each experience shows its hours and inclusions, the venue's price for that date, and the venue's own terms, before you commit to anything.
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Step 3 Confirm, then arrive
You hold the place with your name and contact details, and settle with the venue when you arrive. Your confirmation carries the code the desk checks.
Who decides what
DayGreece shows what venues publish. It does not invent offers, and it does not set prices.
The venue sets the experience
Hours, inclusions, capacity and what costs extra come from the venue and are published on the venue's page. If a venue changes them, the page changes.
The venue sets the price
The price you see is the venue's price for the date you chose. Weekend and seasonal rates are theirs to set.
The venue decides the dates
A venue can open or close any day. A closed date is not a fault on this site, it is the venue's calendar.
The venue takes the payment
DayGreece does not take card details. You pay the venue when you arrive, on whatever terms its page showed you.
The venue applies its terms
Cancellation, arrival and conduct rules belong to the venue. They are shown before you confirm, and they travel with your booking.
You keep the confirmation
The confirmation is what the reception desk needs. Keep it on your phone, and keep the code readable.
What you never have to guess
The four things guests ask us about most, answered the same way every time.
The price for your date
Shown with the availability, before you continue, for the party size you chose.
The venue's cancellation terms
On the page before you confirm, and unchanged afterwards.
What the day includes
Inclusions, timings and extras, written by the venue that runs them.
How you get in
Your confirmation carries the code the desk uses, so arrival is one scan and your name.
Frequently asked questions
Booking, arriving and changing your plans.
When do I pay, and how?
You settle with the venue when you arrive, on the terms its page shows. This site does not take card details, which is why nothing is charged when you confirm.
Do I need an account to book?
No. You can book with your name and contact details. A DayGreece account only keeps your bookings and saved venues together if you want them in one place.
What if the weather turns?
Each venue decides how it handles weather and states it in its terms. Where a venue offers a move to another date, that is shown on its page and in your confirmation.
Can I change the number of guests?
Change it before you confirm, because capacity is checked at that moment. After a booking is placed, the venue decides whether it can take more people.
Can I book on behalf of someone else?
Yes. Enter the name and contact details of the guest who is arriving; that is the name the venue expects at the desk.
What do I need at the door?
The confirmation with its code, and photo identification if the venue asks for it. Arrive at the start of your window so the venue can check you in.
Ready to pick a day?
Search the date you want and see what the venues around you have published.