Greece’s Climate Resilience Tax

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Greece’s Climate Resilience Tax on Tourists is in Effect by the beginning of the Season 2024. The fee varies based on both the time of year tourists choose to visit and the category of hotel or accommodation they opt for.

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Accommodation Taxes in Greece

The following fees will be in effect from April to October:

• Apartments, 1 and 2 star hotels – €2  per room per night 
• 3 star hotels – €5 per room per night 
• 4 star hotels – €10 per room per night 
• 5 star hotels – €15 per room per night

The following fees will be in effect from November to March:

• Apartments, 1 and 2 star hotels – €0.50  per room per night 
• 3 star hotels – €1.50 per room per night 
• 4 star hotels – €3 per room per night 
• 5 star hotels – €4 per room per night

The amounts are based on the official rating of the establishment.

How is the fee collected

This tax must be paid locally, directly to the hotels.

It is important to highlight that the climate crisis resilience fee is the responsibility of the resident who utilized the room or apartment. This fee is applied after their stay in the accommodation and before their departure. Accommodation businesses issue a special document, proof of climate crisis resilience fee collection, which is then submitted to the Tax Administration along with monthly statements.