So what draws vacationers to this spot in the Cyclades? There is the beauty of nature, the blue sea, authentic architecture, and the charm of the old town crisscrossed by cobbled streets. The restaurants are excellent, so is shopping — and the clubs are bustling with nightlife. But while Mykonos remains popular among travelers looking for a party atmosphere, the hotel scene here has been catering to an increasingly sophisticated clientele who seek uncompromising luxury and comforts. The entries on our Top Luxury Hotels in Mykonos list reflect that trend.
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Kalesma Mykonos is a charming hotel housed in a beautiful generations-old property, perched on a hill perched overlooking Ornos Bay. The 25-suite hotel has been created to resemble a whitewashed village, with modern interiors set in neutral, earthy color palettes. Kalesma features two luxury villas in addition to its suites and a restaurant. It is the first hotel on the island where every guest room comes equipped with a private pool — and if you fancy a swim in the sea, the beach is just a short walk away.
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Website: Kalesma Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece.
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Regarded as one of the finest boutique hotels in Mykonos, Cavo Tagoo Mykonos is a sophisticated hotel destination. Cavo wows with its cosmopolitan chic and refined atmosphere, and its 38- meter infinity pool is a top spot on the island from which to admire the beautiful Mediterranean sunsets. The hotel guestrooms and suites feature a minimalist look balanced by the traditional aesthetics of the Cyclades. The facilities include a spa with a steam bath and a couple’s massage room. There is also a well-equipped fitness center.
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Website: Cavo Tagoo Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Cavo Tagoo
Nomad Mykonos promises carefree vacations amid bohemian-style luxury. The hotel offers thirteen suites, and its interiors are designed with organically smoothed corners and minimalistic lines. Set in earthy hues, the spaces of Nomad create a sense of freedom. Facilities include a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, and a fitness center — and private parking is included. The hotel is located a few steps from Kalo Livadi Beach, regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches on the island.
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Website: Nomad Mykonos, Kalo Livadi, Greece. Photos © Nomad Mykonos
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The original part of the hotel is now known as the Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge, located just a stone’s throw from Mykonos’ cosmopolitan center and a mere 150 meters from the nearest beach. It stands out thanks to its infinity pool, best appreciated at the sunset hour. The second location is the adults-only Bill & Coo Coast Suites, with the address just off the beach at Agios Ioannis, some 3,5 km from the town. Guests checked-in to Suites benefit from direct access to a sandy beach and snacks delivered straight to their loungers. Both places are designed in an effortlessly beautiful, Mediterranean-chic style — and both are fashionable hangouts, especially for travelers on a romantic vacation or a honeymoon.
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Website: Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Bill & Coo Suites
Belvedere Mykonos is located on a hill overlooking Mykonos’s town center and is only a 5-minute walk from the most cosmopolitan part of Mykonos, full of bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Belvedere Hotel Mykonos exudes elegance in a style that reflects the forms and textures of the Cyclades. Its palette of crisp whites and Aegean blues and the use of traditional materials such as canvas, forged metal, wood, and marble all match the ecosystem of the architectural vernacular of the island. The hotel has several sunny terraces, cozy nooks, and breezy places, providing idyllic spots to rest. The facilities include a restaurant and bar and the celebrated Six Senses Spa, which mixes local elements into its global wellness philosophy.
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Website: Belvedere Hotel Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Belvedere Mykonos
“Habitat Mykonos is a home away from home for those in the know, who seek an authentic, warm, and welcoming experience rather than just a hotel stay” — habitatmykonos.com
The bohemian chic of Habitat Mykonos, with rustic details, contemporary comforts, and modern amenities, blended to provide a sense of a relaxed island vacation, define the hotel design. Understated furnishings, plush linens, tactile materials, and whitewashed hues and earth tones underscore the style. But it is the authentic, warm, and welcoming atmosphere that makes all the difference, creating the “home away from home” feel. The hotel has seventeen suites in five categories, with the unique Habitat Suite as the top accommodation category. The suite features a private terrace with a large sunbed and a private swimming pool.
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Website: Habitat Mykonos All Suite Hotel, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Habitat Mykonos
N Hotel Mykonos is located just above Psarou Beach, descending towards the glistening sea through its cubist architecture, reflecting the traditional style of the Cyclades. The hotel has thirty-two rooms and suites, each with a private jacuzzi tub or plunge pool, and its lounge and other facilities are arranged neatly around the organically shaped swimming pool.
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Website: N Hotel Mykonos, Psarou, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © N Hotel Mykonos
The Wild Hotel looks over a tiny beachfront village with a tranquil, picturesque port — a sight inspiring a sense of nostalgia for what Mykonos used to be. The hotel offers thirty-nine suites & villas, and its facilities include an all-day pool bar and restaurant (called The Taverna), focused on serving the best of Greek cuisine. There is also a spa, a small gym, and an infinity pool looking out to the sparkling Aegean. The private beach is accessible via cobblestone stairs.
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Website: The Wild by Interni, Kalafatis, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © The Wild by Interni
“The main pool terrace is the focal point and is envisioned for romantic moments. Circular ‘loveseats,’ chic swings, and cushioned loungers all invite to cuddle with the loved one.” — The Best Luxury Hotels in Mykonos, by TravelPlusStyle
This intimate, romantic hotel has only eighteen suites. They are generously sized, and all come with private entrances and terraces with sea views — and eleven of them feature private infinity pools. Thanks to the massive glass walls, the outdoors feel like part of the interior design, and the views of the sea and the famous windmills are available almost everywhere at the hotel. The guests’ comforts include enormous four-poster beds, marble-clad showers, and luxury toiletries from Korres. The hotel is small, and it has limited facilities — for example, an impressive spa, next door, is shared with Korali and Kyma, sister hotels of Naia — but there is an excellent all-day restaurant. There is more in Mykonos town, just a 10-minute walk away.
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Website: Myconian Naia, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Myconian Collection
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Casa Cook Mykonos is the chain’s third hotel in Greece. Located on the shores of Ornos Bay, it’s a 26-room adults-only hotel designed as the “most intimate” among all the Casa Cook hotels. Mykonos island has a fun-loving spirit, and Casa Cook Mykonos focuses on a laidback island lifestyle. Themes of relaxation, simple luxury, and the concept of paréa — a Greek notion of spending time with friends — come through the hotel’s style. Casa Cook Mykonos takes inspiration from the traditional whitewashed Cycladic houses with their organic, clean lines. The interiors capture the island’s easygoing nature through hand-woven fabrics, local art, and organic materials in bleached whites, lush greens, azure blues, and earthy browns. The hotel’s heart is the swimming pool and the outdoor restaurant emphasizing slow living.
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Website: Casa Cook Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Casa Cook
The twenty-four-room Rocabella pays tribute to the white Cycladic architecture and the island’s topography. Its design highlights the natural aesthetics of simple materials and stylistic choices, such as polished cement set in creamy tones contrasted by dark wood. Rocabella enjoys a privileged location close to the coastline of the Agios Stefanos village and has lovely views of the Mykonos town. The hotel’s main swimming pool terrace (featuring a pool bar and reception) is designed to highlight the panoramic views.
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Website: Rocabella Mykonos Hotel, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Rocabella Mykonos
Kenshō promises the highest hospitality standards as it embraces fine art, design, and pampering in a quest to awake all senses. The astonishingly beautiful interiors alone place Kenshō in its own league, but the aesthetics are but one facet of the hotel experience. The accommodation options are excellent (there are ten suites and 25 rooms, including suites with private swimming pools), and the rejuvenation sessions at Kenshō Cave Spa are heavenly (the spa features a hammam, massage treatments, and fitness space). To cap it all, Kensho knows that what matters the most are the memories its guests retain. To reinforce these memories, guests are free to take back home a selection of Kenshō-branded items, including beach towels, necklaces and bracelets, and candles and diffusers with rattan sticks.
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Website: Kensho Ornos, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © KENSHŌ Boutique Hotels & Villas
Santa Marina’s cubical buildings are inspired by the traditions of Cycladic style. They are positioned to maximize panoramic sea views from their balconies. Most importantly, the hotel offers exclusive access to the only private sandy beach on the island, and it presents itself as a beach-chic retreat for guests seeking true sanctuary. This is especially true at their luxurious Villas with Private Pools. Designed as private homes, the thirteen exclusive villas come with a fully equipped kitchen, swimming pool — and butler service.
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Website: Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort. Photo © Marriott International
Kyma, from the Greek word for “wave,” inspires the hotel concept — from the curved lines of the infinity pool and whitewashed buildings to the style of interior design. The hotel is, first and foremost, a secluded retreat, offering a restful stay only a stroll away from the thriving nightlife and shopping of Mykonos town. Kyma’s harmoniously assembled white cubic houses stand amid lush gardens and private pools and terraces, to the backdrop of magnificent views over the iconic windmills and fishing boats around Mykonos, thanks to Myconian Kyma’s location on a hill. A full-service spa and a world-class steakhouse add to the hotel’s appeal.
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Website: Myconian Kyma, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Myconian Collection
Katikies Mykonos — the sister property of three hotels on Santorini: Kirini, Katikies Villa, and Katikies Hotel — embraces Cycladic style and creates a chic seaside living that reflects the brilliance of the shimmering sea. Its whitewashed rooms with private verandas and hot tubs are a great match to the visual style of the Mykonos island. The hotel’s two infinity pools and sunbathing decks are iconic, and the experience of its luxury spa, as well as of the candlelight champagne sunsets, can make the stay extra special and romantic.
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Website: Katikies Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Katikies
Located by Korfos Bay, on the west side of the island, Aeonic Suites and Spa provide modern spaces that embrace contemporary minimalism — and a feeling of barefoot luxury. The colors, shapes, and textures of the interiors are refined to create a sophisticated, pared-down style. The purpose of the subdued palette is to never compete with the beautiful outdoors, which at Aeonic are organized around water features. The hotel benefits from fabulous sea views and the guest rooms wrap around the building and come with outdoor spaces, either with a private plunge pool or a Jacuzzi. The hotel offers a wellness area (located in the main building), a restaurant, and a pool lounge.
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Website: Aeonic Suites and Spa, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Aeonic Suites and Spa
Myconian Panoptis Escape is a boutique luxury accommodation composed of a small collection of spacious villas. Furnished with artisan attention to detail and set in a minimalist style inspired by the philosophy of “less is more,” Panoptis is focused on getting the fundamentals of luxury just right. The hotel comforts are realized through a high level of service, with amenities that include private infinity pools and jacuzzis.
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Website: Myconian Panoptis Escape, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Panoptis Escape
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Mykonos continues to be one of the top Greek destinations, and now a new luxe resort adds to the highly-competitive hotel scene on the island. Cali Mykonos combines a high level of luxury and a secluded, wind-sheltered location, boasting a private beach (Kalafati Beach) and luxe facilities. The highlight is the spa with ice, salt, and steam rooms, but dining facilities are also well-worth recommending, be it the on-site high-end restaurant or a sushi bar. The massive infinity pool is perfect for lounging, but there is also a private pool at each of the forty guest villas. The hotel is well set up to arrange excursions and adventures, thanks in part to a small fleet of speed boats and yachts available to the guests.
Website: Cali Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Image © Cali Mykonos
The TownHouse Mykonos is located in an 18th-century manor house, beautifully renovated to house a boutique hotel priding itself in an indulgent but discreet service and luxury. The hotel features nineteen beautifully designed suites and bedrooms, a sunset terrace, and the @54 Cocktail Lounge, which has made a name for itself on the island already studded with cool hangouts. A VIP concierge provides an enhanced destination experience with access to the best beach clubs, luxury yachts, and dining.
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Website: The TownHouse Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © The TownHouse Mykonos
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Branco Mykonos offers luxurious rooms and suites with a modern twist on the traditional Cycladic style. The hotel embraces natural materials, pale-wood furnishings, grey floors, and whitewashed exteriors — and the result is bohemian-influenced minimalism. This inspiring 5-star boutique hotel is located on Platιs Gialos, one of the best beaches on the island and a popular area with a string of beachfront bars and restaurants. Branco adds to the mix a gourmet restaurant, as well as a beach club with live DJs. The hotel also features a beachfront pool, luxury boutique shopping, and a wellness spa.
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Website: Branco Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Branco Mykonos
Check out Myconian Villas for the next level of hotel experience. The Myconian offering includes a range of attractive houses, from a reasonably-sized two-bedroom villa to a whopping 33-bedroom estate. This can be particularly interesting for large families or groups of friends. The personalized 5-star service around the clock includes a private chef, though the Collection has gourmet restaurants on-site as well. The terraced villas enjoy uninterrupted views of the Aegean, culminating in a stunning panorama from the entertainment deck. The hotel has a saltwater infinity pool, a world-class Thalasso spa, while a sandy beach with private loungers is steps away.
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Website: Myconian Villa Collection, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Myconian Collection
Pick Korali for a chic, luxurious stay, with all the trappings that it entails: great sea views, private swimming pools, a relaxing spa, eclectic cocktails, and one of the finest restaurants on the island, Baos, famed for its haute cuisine. The rooms and suites open onto shaded balconies sporting oversized pools or Jacuzzis. A marriage of minimalistic aesthetic with warm tones of designer furniture, fabrics, and objets d’art — often set against a backdrop of white marble — imbues the hotel with a distinct air of quality. Perched on the hills above Mykonos harbor, the Myconian Korali Relais & Châteaux is only minutes from the cafés and tavernas of Little Venice.
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Website: Myconian Korali Relais & Châteaux, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Myconian Collection
Mykonos Theoxenia wows with a 1960s glamour, wrapped in a minimalist style. As a hip boutique hotel, the hotel design blends exposed stone, wood, and wicker setting natural textures and materials against pristine white, with striking color accents. Theoxenia benefits from a highly coveted location, enjoying the views of the island’s famous windmills, located virtually next door from the hotel. And just across the bay are all the small cafes, art galleries, shops, and restaurants of the Mykonos town and its “Little Venice” waterfront.
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Website: Mykonos Theoxenia Boutique Hotel, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Mykonos Theoxenia
Boheme Mykonos fits right in the fashion trends of the party-oriented Mykonos. The hotel embraces the island’s character with its approach to interior design, with the slightly offbeat, sleek ‘boho’ style. The relaxing spaces have a strong contemporary aesthetic, with retro lighting, designer furniture, and architectural tributes to the local building traditions. Standout elements include large fans modeled on the Mykonos’ famous windmills. The hotel’s twenty suites all enjoy unbeatable sea views from balconies and terraces.
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Website: Boheme Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Boheme Mykonos
Sea views, Cycladic charm, and luxurious vibes that inspire relaxation come together to form a near-perfect combination in Mykonos Euphoria Suites. Thirty-one suites and rooms boast a private veranda, and many are positioned for excellent sea views. Most suites also feature an outdoor jacuzzi or a private swimming pool. Among the facilities are a fitness center and spa, a swimming pool, a Pool Bar, and a Restaurant. The five-star luxury suites are perched above the Kalo Livadi beach, some ten kilometers from Mykonos town.
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Website: Mykonos Euphoria Suites, Mykonos, Greece. Photoa © Euphoria Mykonos
Formerly San Giorgio Mykonos, this beautiful hotel is now part of the Soho House, the exclusive “private club” hotel brand. The guests privileged to be members can choose from forty-five rooms and have a range of facilities to enjoy. There is a swimming pool, a bar, a Mediterranean cuisine restaurant, and an outdoor gym. The focal point of the hotel’s private beach is the famous Beach Club Scorpios, and the Scorpios Bazaar boutique is an artisanal fashionista’s dream. The Cycladic-inspired boho-chic defines the style.
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Website: Soho Roc House, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Soho Roc House
Grace Mykonos stands out as one of the coolest hangouts on the island. The hotel oozes understated elegance in a décor of uncluttered contemporary style and whitewashed walls. Its thirty-one rooms and suites overlook a quiet cove at Agios Stefanos, with views over the Aegean Sea and Delos Island. We love Grace for its Champagne breakfasts, where croissants are served to be dipped in melted chocolate and creamy Greek yogurts mixed with local honey. Yummy!
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Website: Grace Mykonos, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Grace Mykonos
Built into the bare rock of the hillside above the Elia Beach, this high-design hotel seems formed as much by nature as by human architecture. At the same time, in a departure from the white-and-blue stylistic traditions of Mykonos, Myconian Avaton contrasts black and white with vivid pops of color, creating a contemporary look and feel. The hotel offers luxurious guest rooms, many sea-facing, some with private infinity pools or jacuzzis, as well as exclusive villas, offering enhanced privacy and seclusion. There is also a fabulous restaurant, a superb spa, and a split-level infinity pool. Avaton prides itself on providing personalized service that aims to anticipate a guest’s every wish.
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Website: Myconian Avaton, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © Myconian Collection
Located near Paradise Beach in Psarou, Mykonos Blu is bigger than many luxury hotels on our list. It is popular among families, mainly for the range of attractions and facilities. The hotel offers several types of accommodation, three restaurants, a well-equipped spa with a sauna, a fitness center, and a lovely swimming pool. But Blu also has a sophisticated style, design feel, and idyllic atmosphere. It ticks all the right boxes for a beautiful luxury retreat.
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Website: Mykonos Blu, Grecotel Boutique Resort, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Grecotel
Tailor-made luxury delivered with a stamp of approval from Relais & Chateaux is what you can expect at Myconian Utopia Resort. The hotel is a true sanctuary for the senses, with the exclusive-level service, five-star accommodation, luxury spa, and gourmet dining. And the beautifully designed interiors fuse modern opulence with solid craftsmanship. Located 100 meters above Elia Beach, the guests can also expect spectacular sea views.
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Website: Myconian Utopia Relais & Chateaux Resort. Photo © Myconian Collection
Mykonos No5 is set off the beaten track — perfect if you’d rather check in to a place away from the noise of the town. Built on a hill in Kanalia Village, across the bay from Mykonos’s center, this hotel is ideally placed as a quiet refuge offering comfortable accommodation designed in a minimal luxury style — with high-tech systems to match. The furnishings and accents have a bohemian tone, a good match for the well-executed architecture that riffs off the classic themes of whitewashed cubes and rough-hewn stone walls. The hillside location ensures excellent sunset views, and among the thirty rooms and suites, almost all feature terraces facing out to sea, and many have plunge pools.
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Website: Mykonos No5 Suites & Villas, Mykonos, Greece. Photo © Mykonos No5
My Mykonos is a budget-boutique hotel, offering a chance to experience chic luxury without breaking the bank. Embracing island minimalism and a carefree luxury, so fitting for Mykonos, the hotel style is made in the harmony of polished concrete, stripped wood, rattan furniture, and well-selected fabrics. Situated above the blue-shuttered houses in Mykonos Chora, the hotel offers panoramic views to the whitewashed old Mykonos and beyond, to the sun-sparkled sea. The best spot for enjoying the sights is a gorgeous swimming pool with a lovely pool bar. The hotel also features an atmospheric restaurant.
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Website: My Mykonos Hotel, Mykonos, Greece. Photos © My Mykonos Hotel
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While not all Mykonos hotels could make it to our list proper, there are at least a few that merit at least a mention. And some may prove to be a cheaper alternative to the swankiest luxury hotels in Mykonos.
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Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 14/09/2022
