Luxury Hotels in Mykonos
Mykonos is where the Cyclades turn glamorous.
- Best overall
- Kove Hotel & Spa Mykonos - MGallery Collection
- Spa & wellness
- Kalesma Mykonos
- Private pool
- Mykonos Blu, a Resort to Live
Curated by Axel Hernborg · Updated 5 September 2026
16 hotels compared · How we choose hotels · No paid placements
How we ranked these hotels
16 hotels looked at for this destination: 16 ranked above, 0 more we recommend, none, none never added.
We analysed 2,840 current guest reviews from the hotels in this selection.
Every hotel here meets the same standards.
Read our methodologyCompare the hotels
16 Recommended Hotels
Why this position: Highest guest score of the 16 hotels we rank here — 9.8 from 205 reviews. Leads the ranking: a higher guest score than #2 (9.8 to 9.6).
Kove Hotel & Spa Mykonos - MGallery Collection stands out for guests who put overall guest satisfaction first; it holds the strongest review score of any hotel in this guide. It sits steps from Ornos Beach, with many rooms offering private pools or hot tubs, and a spa that includes a hammam. In-room touches such as an iPad and Nespresso machine add convenience, and the on-site restaurant has sea views. Ornos itself is a quieter area than Chora, beach access is shared with a public stretch of sand, and suite categories carry a premium.
Why this position: Sits behind #1 on both the score (9.6 to 9.8) and the sample it rests on (44 to 205 reviews).
Kalesma Mykonos is aimed at travellers who rate service consistency above being in the centre of Chora. Guests can arrange private check-in and check-out, and the property offers two pools, including an infinity pool with Aegean views, alongside a full spa. Electric vehicle charging is available on-site, a practical touch for guests with rental cars. Reviewers rate this among the strongest-performing hotels in this guide. The main compromise is location: Kalesma sits in Ornos rather than Chora, so getting into town relies on a shuttle that may need scheduling in advance.
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #2 (276 to 44), at a slightly lower score (9.4 to 9.6).
Mykonos Blu, a Resort to Live suits travellers after direct beach access combined with private-pool bungalow living. The resort has its own access point onto Psarou beach, and many bungalows include private pools alongside a two-level infinity pool overlooking the Aegean. Spa and fitness facilities are extensive, and it also houses the largest conference centre in the Cyclades, making it a rare option for combining leisure with events. Guests should expect premium pricing throughout, the beach area to fill quickly at peak times, and limited nightlife directly on the property itself.
Why this position: Sits behind #3 on both the score (9.3 to 9.4) and the sample it rests on (183 to 276 reviews).
Myconian Utopia Relais & Chateaux is built for guests who want a sea view guaranteed from every room, not just the premium categories. The hillside setting near Elia Beach carries the Relais & Chateaux pedigree, and select villas add private pools for those wanting extra seclusion. An on-site spa and wellness centre round out the offering. The 100-metre walk down to the beach involves some incline, worth noting for guests with mobility concerns, and villas with private pools naturally sit at the top of the price range.
Why this position: The same guest score as #4 (9.3), on a smaller body of reviews (123 to 183).
Bill&Coo Mykonos-The Leading Hotels of the World is best suited to adults travelling without children who want beachfront privacy close to Mykonos town. Its adults-only Coast property sits in the sheltered bay of Agios Ioannis, with a private beach club that keeps a barefoot, low-key atmosphere. Guests consistently praise the overall experience here. The catch is that the hotel operates across two separate properties, which can confuse first-time guests working out where to check in, and the adults-only section rules out family bookings entirely.
Why this position: Guests rate it above #5 (9.3 to 9.3) and on more reviews (247 to 123).
Branco Mykonos is for guests who want to step straight onto Platis Gialos beach and eat well without leaving the property. Every unit has a sea-view balcony, and the on-site restaurant is run by an award-winning chef, with fitness and massage treatments available right by the beach. Free Wi-Fi and parking are included as standard. Breakfast is only served during limited morning hours, which early risers should note, and the beachfront location means Platis Gialos can feel busy and crowded during peak season.
Why this position: Sits behind #6 on both the score (9.2 to 9.3) and the sample it rests on (202 to 247 reviews).
Myconian Avaton, a Member of Design Hotels is suited to guests who want traditional Cycladic architecture paired with a proper thalassotherapy programme, just steps from Elia Beach. Rooms carry sea views throughout, and the property offers two outdoor pools for those who prefer not to walk down to the sand. Airport and car transfer assistance is provided free of charge. Being outside Mykonos Town means a hire car is advisable for exploring beyond the immediate area, and the breakfast, while focused on local produce, offers a more limited variety than some larger resorts.
Why this position: The same guest score as #7 (9.2), on a smaller body of reviews (156 to 202).
Boheme Mykonos Town - Small Luxury Hotels of the World is the pick for travellers who want to stay centrally in Mykonos Town rather than in one of the beach resort areas. The hotel has sweeping, unobstructed Aegean Sea views and a free-form pool with a sun terrace, and some suites add private hot tubs. Free private on-site parking is a practical bonus in a town where space is limited. The nearest beach requires a short drive or taxi rather than a walk, and the airport transfer carries an extra charge rather than being included in the stay.
Why this position: Level with #8 on the guest score (9.2) and on the reviews behind it.
Myconian Imperial - Leading Hotels of the World works well for travellers who want direct beach access without leaving the property's own pool circuit. It offers multiple pools, including a hot tub option, alongside a full spa and wellness centre, and every balcony looks out over the Aegean. An airport shuttle is included in the stay, a useful inclusion given the Elia Beach location sits some distance from the port. That remoteness is the main drawback, along with dining options that lean on the hotel's own restaurants rather than a wider choice nearby.
Why this position: The same guest score as #9 (9.2), on a smaller body of reviews (57 to 147).
Santa Marina, A Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos rewards guests who want a self-contained resort experience rather than easy access to Mykonos Town's nightlife. The hotel occupies a secluded peninsula with its own private sandy beach and two infinity pools looking out to sea. Elais restaurant serves refined Greek cuisine, and the wellness centre includes a sauna and steam bath. Guests wanting more can arrange helicopter, yacht or speedboat transfers directly through the hotel. The trade-off is distance: at 2.5 miles from Mykonos town, the setting can feel remote, and the more exclusive services come at extra cost.
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #10 (521 to 57), at a slightly lower score (9.1 to 9.2).
Cavo Tagoo Mykonos is a good fit for travellers who want to be a short distance from Chora without sacrificing pool-side comfort. The infinity pool with its aquarium bar and panoramic views over Mykonos Town is the centrepiece, backed by a spa with an indoor pool and sauna. Rooms are individually decorated, and some include private pools. Free parking is available, though the location trades off some walkability. The contemporary design won't appeal to everyone seeking a more traditional Cycladic feel, and the popular pool area can get busy in high season.
Belvedere Mykonos - Main Hotel - The Leading Hotels of the World
Mykonos, Greece
DesignWhy this position: Sits behind #11 on both the score (9.0 to 9.1) and the sample it rests on (109 to 521 reviews).
Belvedere Mykonos - Main Hotel - The Leading Hotels of the World suits guests who want a serious dining pedigree alongside their pool. Matsuhisa Mykonos operates on-site, and the sunset-view pool sits above Chora with individually designed rooms carrying sea views throughout. A 24-hour gym and attentive concierge and valet service support guests who keep irregular hours. The design-forward interiors won't suit everyone; some guests may find the look busy rather than restful. The hotel also sits outside central Chora, and spa treatments need to be booked in advance rather than arranged on the day.
Why this position: Guests rate it above #12 (9.0 to 9.0) and on more reviews (172 to 109).
Myconian Ambassador Relais & Chateaux is geared towards guests who want a private pool or hot tub in their room while still overlooking an established, lively beach. Platis Gialos beach sits directly below the hotel, and the Relais & Chateaux distinction comes with extensive spa and wellness facilities plus a shuttle covering both airport and port. The beach itself gets crowded in season, the airport shuttle runs to set times rather than on demand, and rooms with private pools cost significantly more than standard categories.
Why this position: Sits behind #13 on both the score (8.9 to 9.0) and the sample it rests on (69 to 172 reviews).
Katikies Mykonos - The Leading Hotels of the World suits couples who want fine dining alongside their sea view rather than beachfront convenience. The hotel houses a restaurant by Michelin-starred chef Ettore Botrini, and many suites include private pools or jetted tubs. Two infinity pools overlook the Aegean, and a spa centre offers a range of treatments. Agios Ioannis beach is a 500-metre walk away, so this isn't a hotel where you step straight onto sand. Its boutique scale means fewer shared facilities than larger resorts, which suits travellers who prefer intimacy over extensive amenities.
Why this position: Rests on more guest reviews than #14 (109 to 69), at a slightly lower score (8.6 to 8.9).
Royal Myconian - Leading Hotels of the World appeals to guests who want a private pool or hot tub in-room alongside twice-daily housekeeping, a detail few competitors mention. It sits directly on Elia Beach, with an extensive spa and several dining and bar options on-site so guests don't need to leave for a change of scene. The distance from Mykonos Town is the clearest trade-off, and the airport shuttle is likely to carry an extra charge rather than being included. Rooms with pool or sea views also sit at the upper end of the property's pricing.
Why this position: Among the three highest guest scores of the 16 hotels we rank here — 9.5 from 220 reviews. A lower star class than #15, but guests rate it higher (9.5 to 8.6).
Once in Mykonos - Designed for Adults is built specifically for adult travellers, with an adults-only setting above Ornos Beach and free airport transfers included in the stay. Some rooms have private pools, and every sea-view terrace comes with its own coffee machine. Breakfast is rated exceptionally well by guests. There are no children's facilities here by design, and the beach itself requires a short walk rather than direct access. Given the hotel's boutique scale, the fitness centre is likely to be compact compared with larger resort gyms.
Loading map...
Most popular with Tripplo visitors this week
Based on outgoing hotel clicks over the last 7 days.
Weather & sea temperature — Mykonos
Right now: 27° air · 29° sea
Tripplo's luxury hotel selection on Mykonos — in numbers
Most common facilities
- Free WiFi (16 of 16)
- Pool (16 of 16)
- Airport shuttle (15 of 16)
- Bar (14 of 16)
- Parking (14 of 16)
- Spa & wellness (13 of 16)
What these hotels do best
- Pools (14 of 16)
- Privacy & seclusion (13 of 16)
- Beach access (12 of 16)
- Views (12 of 16)
