Budget
Nazos Hotel
A small, family run hotel with 14 rooms.
Paradise View Hotel
Offers double and triple hotel rooms.
Stavroula's Studios
Self catering studios and rooms.
Vouniotis Pension
In a quiet area, but a bit of a trek up the hill 15 minutes. The Vouniotis Pension complex constists of 15 rooms, comprised of a fridge, a TV, a private bathroom and a veranda.
Vista Apartments
Fully-appointed, spacious apartments for 2 to 5 persons, close to the old port in Mykonos Town, and Nikos Apartments (http://www.vistamykonos.c...) located in Megali Ammos.
Zorzis Hotel
A charming 16th-century stone building in the heart of town.
Drafaki
A family run hotel located at a traffic crossing a little outside Mykonos Town a 15-minute walk. The bus to Paradise Beach and Paranga Beach stops in front of the hotel.
Orpheas Rooms
Midrange
Apsenti Boutique Hotel
Apsenti is dedicated to couples and honeymooners only. Traditional design Mykonos boutique hotel with great service and intimate atmosphere.
Fresh Hotel
This is a beloved gay friendly hotel, offering spacious, well-designed rooms.
Geranium Hotel
A luxury gay hotel exclusively male with views to the sea, city and sunset. Provides services category, large garden and swimming pool with breakfast bar and appetizers. The hotel has rooms, studios, apartments and a villa.
Omiros Hotel
This family-run hotel has 10 recently renovated rooms with their own private terrace, offering a view of the picturesque port and the sunset.
Elysium Hotel
A gay only 4-star hotel. The Elysium promotes itself as a 'luxury' hotel, but the rooms have small beds and minimal amenities. An attractive pool area. Friendly staf. The hotel is at a steep hill, with views to the sea, city and sunset. Like everything else that is "exclusively" gay, this hotel is very pricey, especially the food and drinks in the hotel.
Pelican Hotel
A 3-star hotel only 200m a 10-minute walk from Mykonos town center. Located on a steep hill, so it is bit of a climb. It has an amazing panoramic view of Mykonos Town and port.
Poseidon Hotel
A 3-star hotel with 17 recently refurnished deluxe rooms and suites and 41 standard and superior rooms. A good choice in this price range.
Rochari Hotel
A family run 3-star hotel with comfortable rooms, most of which have a view. Serves breakfast till 1PM. With a swimming pool and pool bar. Rochari has a baby sister hotel, Little Rochari (http://www.littlerochari.com), in the School of Fine Arts district.
San Marco Hotel
The San Marco Hotel is built in authentic Cycladic style with traditional whitewashed walls and deep blue wooden shutters.
Carbonaki Hotel
Family-run Carbonaki offers 21 modern and comfortable rooms at a superb location in the middle of town. Open the whole year around.
Tagoo Hotel
Wonderful place to stay near town, and an excellent value. Recently renovated, it has a pool with a great view and a bar with a relaxed atmosphere. The owners are incredibly hospitable.
Panormos Village Hotel
Hotel Panormos Village is a family owned Mykonos resort, located directly on the sea front on the north coast of Mykonos island. The whitewashed stone studios and apartments with private verandas are surrounded by gardens built on different levels.
Top end
Belvedere Hotel
A 5-star hotel. One of the most popular boutique hotels. The Belvedere has wonderful sea views but the rooms at the rear of the hotel have traffic noise.
Myconian Imperial Resort & Thalasso Center
A 5-star luxury hotel with many different room and suite types. All rooms and suites feature views of Elia Beach and the Aegean Sea.
Saint Johns Hotel Villas & Spa
A beautiful 5-star hotel with 136 deluxe rooms. Most rooms offer either sea view or a partial sea view.
Mykonos Theoxenia Hotel
A 4-star seafront hotel with 52 rooms offering either sea view or garden view. Conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk to the shops, bars and restaurants in the centre of town.
| This guide uses the following price ranges for a standard double room: | |
| Budget | Under ⬠75 |
| Mid-range | ⬠75-150 |
| Splurge | Over ⬠150 |
Mykonos has a well developed tourist infrastructure with countless hotels, studios, apartments and rooms for rent. Accommodation can be found in and around Mykonos Town and nearby the beaches. Compared to other Greek islands accommodation in Mykonos is expensive. The price of accommodation varies greatly according to season. Mentioned from-prices are for low season. Expect prices to double in high season. Mykonos becomes overcrowded from mid July to the end of August, so be sure you have a room waiting if you go during that period. Beware that every year a lot of Greek tourist visit Mykonos around the weekend of Pentecost, which is at movable dates but in 2012 will be at the 3rd and 4th of June.Most of the hotels will close at the end of October and will open again at the end of April or the beginning of May.
A lot of the locals rent rooms and they will be waiting for you when you arrive at the port or the airport, waving pictures of their rooms. They will be there in peak season as well. Most of them are from small establishments that aren't listed on the internet. If approached to let a room, make sure you don't end up in an isolated apartment up on the hills around the town. Outside high season it is also easy enough to look around in Mykonos Town for yourself. There are 'rooms' signs everywhere. Wandering around with a suitcase or backpack you will be approached.
Mykonos Hoteliers Association
At the Mykonos Hoteliers Assocation you can book a room on the spot no bookings in advance. The association also operates a Tourist Information and Accommodation Desk at the airport.
Mykonos Accommodation Center
Helps visitors finding mid-range and top-end accommodation and also functions as a tourist information center. Gay friendly.
Camping
Mykonos Camping
Mykonos Camping extends out on a headland overlooking the sea. A camping with a self-service restaurant, cafe-bar, swimming pool, mini market and bike rental. Paraga Beach Hostel is part of this camping or it might just be rebranding. A good choice if you want a more relaxed camping, though not quiet.
For the young and most budget conscious travelers there are two campgrounds, both situated at popular beaches:
Paradise Beach Resort and Camping
A pretty much self contained camping with a self-service restaurant, snackbar, beach bar, mini market, boutique, internet and bike rental. A good choice if you want a more developed camping and are looking to meet other young backpackers and party all night long.