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I truly can not rate this family run hotel highly enough. The service is second to none and is like being at home , there's always a conversation going on with guests and certainly is genuine. We were even given the room we had when we stayed in 2017. The room was spotless with little touches like travel adaptors and charging leads , full mini bar , tea and coffee facilities, beach bags, and hairdryers. The bathroom has complimentary L'Occitane toiletries. A massive shout out to the pool staff who were on hand with towels and delivering drinks . But the biggest thanks goes to the breakfast staff who made getting up for breakfast a joy , Fotini , Christina , Sofia , Costas plus all the kitchen staff. Always there with a word or two with advice or just a chat. Nothing was too much trouble in reception and always again with a smile. This is genuinely a fabulous hotel, but what really makes it so special is the staff. The evening shuttle bus is a great help but also the local bus service is excellent, it runs every half an hour from just up the road from the hotel and only 2 euros into Mykonos Town. We can't wait to return next year

My experience at the hotel was truly terrible. Despite being described as a ”relaxing” boutique hotel by the employee during check-in, I was allocated what seemed to be one of the worst rooms available (in my opinion). I had booked a deluxe suite with a pool, which unfortunately happened to be located directly beneath the restaurant. As a result, I had to endure incessant noise throughout the day, including staff conversations, the chatter of guests during breakfast, and the music playing from the restaurant. Adding to the distress, I was constantly subjected to the unsettling sound of chairs being dragged across the floor above my suite. The hotel itself boasts a stunning design, with excellent rooms that demonstrate a strong emphasis on quality. It must be acknowledged that they have done an exceptional job in this regard. However, it's important to note that there is a no shared pool, and the presence of common areas is rather limited. As a result, guests find themselves primarily confined to their rooms or suites for the duration of their stay. However, an incident arose that made me seriously consider checking out early. Below my suite, there were two probably guests causing a disturbance in their pool. Wanting to address the issue, I reached out to the hotel via WhatsApp, but my messages were initially disregarded. Even after following up, I received no response. Frustrated with the lack of attention, I approached the reception to inquire about the situation. To my dismay, the staff reacted with arrogance and even made fun of me complaining. When I asked when I could expect a response, the staff member replied in an arrogant tone, saying, ”in 5 minutes...” I have never had to experience such an attitude from an employee in 10 years in luxury hotels - WOW. When I expressed my desire to check out, I was met with refusal due to the non-refundable nature of my booking. Seeking a resolution, I requested to speak with the manager. Surprisingly, the receptionist handed me her cell phone and remained standing next to me, listening to my conversation with the manager, leaving me without any privacy. Such a lack of respect for personal space was entirely unprecedented in my experience. Unfortunately, the manager's response was limited to offering kind words without any action. Ultimately, no adjustments were made to the bill, and I was not even offered a simple gesture of apology, such as a bottle of wine worth €10 or so sent to my room. The staff seems to lack a clear understanding of what luxury hospitality entails. The issues began even before our arrival. The hotel advertised a complimentary airport/port pickup service. However, since we were staying at another hotel prior to our arrival, I reached out to inquire if we could also be picked up free of charge. This request was confirmed a few days before our scheduled arrival. Unfortunately, just one day before our arrival, we received an email stating that this service would now cost €50.

We visited this property in July 2021 for three days. From the moment we arrived on the island, we were surprised by the ”orientation tour” that Mr. Giorgos gave us. He gave us very useful information so we didn't feel like we were in an ”unknown” place. The rooms were spacious, with comfortable beds and good air conditioning, while the view from the small balcony we had was fantastic. There were of course some ”failures”, such as the formation of the shower, but I consider them ”small things”. We even had access to the pool of the neighboring accommodation if we bought something from their bar and the sea with a bit of appetite for walking was relatively close. If a Greek person now reads my review, they will wonder: All the reviews have 5 stars, why does this one have 3? Since your description shows us that it is an excellent or at least very good accommodation. To be brief, what lowers the rating to three stars is a quarrel we had on our departure with Mr. Giorgos, the owner of the hotel. We felt that we were being ”mocked” by the whole situation, and even in a conversation a member of our group received an ”insult”. The answer to this insult we believe is simple: Have staff, front desk and people in general that meet the needs of customers. Obviously customers will have demands too, you have to be ready to deal with them with the right staff and not the customers to limit them. A pity, because we had formed a very good impression of you and your helpfulness, especially from the very nice breakfast you offered us, yourself of course, without special space and staff. Maybe the accommodation is great for tourists and not so much for Greeks...

Beautiful hotel as very quiet and away from the busy main town of Mykonos. Great staff. If you want a quiet and relaxed hotel this is the place to stay. We had a room on the ground floor but would have preferred a room on an upper level as didn’t have much privacy and had to keep Our curtains shut to shower etc. Bus service available outside the hotel which goes on very late - not always reliable though as we waited over an hour for the bus and ended catching a very expensive taxi. Would definitely recommend this lovejy hotel.

Lovely Holiday with my husband and friends. The staff were amazing, always friendly and helpful. The whole complex is kept very clean, as are the rooms , which also provide comfy beds with towels changed every day. Pool/Beach towels are provided on request. Sun bed are also very comfortable. The resort is quite and great for relaxing . There is a bus stops just outside the resort with easy direct access to Mykonos town for a more lively experience. We would definably book again. This place really should be a 3/4 star, i can only assume it isn't because of the lack of entertainment on site or near by.

After the old island tour of the country was met on the Holy Island. It’s a real vacation to come to Mykonos. No travel group. The scenery on the island is also very good. I rented a small car and drove on a small road in the country. It feels like the scenery inside the Sun descent. I stayed in the hotel and came inside the sea. The color of the sea here is slightly lighter than that of the Holy Island. Although there is no beach, the feeling of coming here reminds me of the generation. Also very good. It is not water. Each photo is blocked. Ha ha

This hotel is absolutely beautiful, it is well located, pretty much next door to Hippie Fish, and although this was the hotel where Shirley Valentine was filmed it bears no resemblance to how it was. The staff are lovely, particularly Costas on reception. Breakfast is very good, though a tea pot would have been a welcome addition (they had them at the bar but not in breakfast area), the pool area is absolutely stunning with Bali beds, or sun beds in the pool - there is am awful lot of posing for social media going on as both the area and the sea view beyond is amazing. There is no towels on sun beds happening here. The snack bar is good, and although expensive, not as expensive as other bars/restaurants in the area . There is a bus stop straight outside the hotel, 2 euros into Mykonos Town. They run every half hour. A taxi is 30 euros. Rooms are cleaned daily to a high standard - room equipped with fridge. Pool towels are provided. Couple additions I think would have been essential given the price - coffee machine or facilities in the room. I asked for a kettle from reception, then had to ask at the bar for cups and buy our own tea, coffee and milk from the shop. Wine glasses in the room, you just get tumblers which we used as toothbrush mugs. Bottle of water in the fridge - particularly on arrival. We arrived at 11 pm, there was no water, no shop and hotel bar was closed. There are also no sun beds provided on the beach, although this is described as a beach resort. The restaurants have them and they are limited in supply and very expensive (between 80 and 180 euro a day). All in all would not hesitate to recommend this hotel. We stayed for 11 nights, but many people seem to just come for a couple of nights and move on.