Mykonos is among the most famous Greek islands, located in the Cycladic region. The island, recognised for its gorgeous beaches, adventurous water sports, fresh seafood, and picturesque locales, offers its visitors a scintillating night-life and ample opportunities for cultural exploration.

While Mykonos is widely known as a party hub, it is also an idyllic place for a traveller looking to experience an island lifestyle seeped in history with a subtle cosmopolitan vibe.

The best places to stay in Mykonos cater to all budgets and comprise of boutique, luxury, and low-priced hotels. A holiday on the island of Mykonos promises a stay packed with comforting happiness and panoramic vistas that are sure to make any trip memorable and unique.

The Palladium Hotel

Hotel Highlights:

• Consistently listed amongst the top five Greek and Myconian hotels for over 25 years
• Located at a prime setting on a gentle hill, minutes away from the famous beaches at Psarou and Platis Gialos
• The hotel boasts of gorgeous sea views from its astounding fibre optic terrace pool
• All the 48 rooms scream of luxury, with 11 suites offering lavish facilities such as private pools and jacuzzies.

Good To Know:

• Thymare and Blé are their two in-house restaurants offering a selection of delicately prepared dishes, featuring healthy, local ingredients brimming with exotic Greek flavours.

Price Range: Starts from $500

Bella Alba

Hotel Highlights:

• Located only 100m away from the famous Lia Beach.
• Lia Beach is known for its beautiful sunrise. It is one of the cleanest and the most striking beaches of Mykonos.
• Bella Alba is a pet-friendly accommodation
• Minimalistic décor and sophisticated architecture make it a paradise for those looking for a tranquil time
• Each apartment has a private veranda, kitchenette, and all modern-day amenities

Good To Know: In Italian, Bella Alba means “beautiful sunrise.” Interestingly, all the rooms get their names from the colours in the sky.

Price Range: Starts from $150

Mykonos Grand

Hotel Highlights:

• Located on the beautiful Ayios Yiannis beach
• Luxurious open-air dining and seating area with panoramic sea views
• Their spa gets its name from the Goddess of healing, Althea. They use ancient Greek methods for various treatments
• Selected as one of Europe’s best beach hotels, by The Telegraph UK

Good To Know: Extremely welcoming property, ideal for luxury weddings and honeymooning couples

Price Range: Starts from $500

Mykonos Secret Spot

Hotel Highlights:

• Located in a quiet neighbourhood, only a kilometer away from the main town
• Volleyball court and giant chess board are perfect for keeping the body and minding active
• Each of the five residences has individual décor and characteristics
• Small pool that encourages guests to spend more time on the beach

Good To Know: The hotel has a beautiful private church available for weddings and christenings

Price Range: Starts from $150

Three Shades Mykonos

Hotel Highlights:

• Centrally located, five minutes from the Windmills of Mykonos, and Ornos Beach
• Features the simplicity of the island’s traditional architecture with a touch of luxury and sophisticated design
• Situated only 1.5 km from the Church of Panagia Paraportiani and 1.8 km from Mykonos Old Port
• The pool, surrounded by white buildings has a soothing disposition. It is the perfect place for a drink in the evening.

Good To Know: The hotel was previously known as Madoupa Boutique Hotel

Price Range: Starts from $200

Sugar Blue

Hotel Highlights:

• Consist of 4 distinct private units, ideal for couples or small families
• Each apartment has a private patio with beautiful sea and sunset views
• All the apartments have a kitchenette, living room, bathroom, and necessary utensils.
• Colours and design of the apartments reflect traditional Cycladic style

Good To Know: The apartments are named after Greek Saint Sophia’s three daughters; Pisti, Elpis and Agapi which means Faith, Hope, and Love

Price Range: Starts from $85

Tharroeo of Mykonos

Hotel Highlights:

• Its hilltop location offers remarkable views of the Aegean Sea, Windmills and Mykonos Old Town
• As a 23-year-old property, the hotel takes pride in its personalised professionalism
• The popular Calypso Spa is known for its effective beauty therapies and treatments
• Showcases traditional Greek paintings by Mykonian painter Marina Petri in common areas and guest rooms

Good To Know: Named after the ancient ruler of the island. Tharroeo built a monument on the same hill dedicated to his Queen, to show power and prove his love and devotion to her.

Price Range: Starts from $450

Panormos Village

Hotel Highlights:

• Situated on a hill, the hotel has uninterrupted views of Panormos bay
• Accommodation is a mix of modern luxury and rustic Cycladic style
• A small sandy beach is merely 50m away
• Close to the famous Agios Sostis beach

Good To Know: The hotel features ten different types of accommodations. From rooms to suites with private pools, and from family apartments to studios for couples, there is something for every taste and budget.

Price Range: Starts from $200

Grace Mykonos

Hotel Highlights:

• Private balconies with views of Delos Island or the town
• Most rooms come with a private plunge pool
• Situated right above the sandy Agios Stefanos beach
• The spa centre and pool area overlook the Aegean Sea
• The in-house restaurant creates a traditional Greek ambience and serves Mediterranean cuisine

Good To Know: Grace Mykonos is a part of the family-owned Aria Hotels Group.

Price Range: Starts from $525

Kensho Boutique Hotel and Suites

Hotel Highlights:

• Boasts of elegantly designed units with state-of-the-art amenities.
• Located a minute away from Ornos Beach, and 3km away from Psarou Beach
• Rooms either have a private hot tub or a pool
• Furnished individual terraces with magnificent sea, pool, and mountain views

Good To Know: Offers their guests unique souvenirs in the form of Kenshō memories. These include hats designed by Greek designer Zina G, bracelets, scents, and candles.

Price Range: Starts from $350

About the Author: Meghana is a travel writer for Ticker Eats The World. She is also the author of Ria’s Diary and loves to explore writing in the genres of lifestyle, womanhood, health, and spirituality, for her website and other digital publications. The young lady is a certified yoga teacher who loves to read good books, watch movies, and scroll through Instagram in her spare time.

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