Mykonos hotels

Here is the best Mykonos Travel Guide for 2020! This has the best Mykonos Travel tips and where to eat in Mykonos as well as where to stay in Mykonos. As well as what to do in Mykonos Town

Looking for tips on How to decide where to stay in Mykonos? Then this post is for you! As popular as Mykonos is, you can still find some hidden gems. In this post, I am going to be sharing a guide on where to stay in Mykonos. I had previously shared a post on how to get to Santorini from Mykonos, I will soon also be sharing tips on where to find the best beaches in Mykonos.

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Located on one of the most beautiful islands of Greece, Kalesma Mykonos is a luxury design resort with a particularly welcoming presentation.

YES, THERE IS SUCH A THING as low-key Mykonos. Far from the day-drinking crowds at Scorpios and Nammos beach clubs, the hotly anticipated Kalesma (kalesmamykonos.com; doubles from $1,438), just off Ornos Bay, will offer the glitterati a chic place to rest and recharge. The family-owned hotel comprises 25 suites and two villas, each set within whitewashed Cycladic structures and decorated with black lava tables and rattan armchairs made by local artisans. Wander down to the beach or explore…

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GALLERY - Rocabella Hotel in Mykonos

Villa Orama is the epitome of luxury, a brand-new property – a three bedroom Villa that may accommodate up to 6 guests, ideally located in Aleomandra area. During your stay at Villa Orama, you are entitled to make use of all the luxurious facilities offered by the 5* Brand-New Boutique Hotel in Mykonos that the outstanding property is located in.

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Perched atop a cape on the southwest of the island, between Ornos Bay and Agios Ioannis, Kalesma Mykonos is an island retreat conceived as a village of whitewashed volumes inspired by the local vernacular with a desire to invite (kalesma means invitation in Greek) guests to fully embrace the sun-drenched Cycladic lifestyle. Conveniently close to some of the island’s most renowned beaches and attractions, yet isolated enough to provide the feeling of an authentic Mykonian neighborhood.