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Best hotels in Mykonos 2025, reviewed

Simon Calder’s Travel

Mykonos is one of the Med’s most desirable beach holiday destinations. Located at the heart of the Aegean amid Greece’s scattered Cyclades islands, its architecture, stellar nightlife and drifts of golden sand make it the envy of the archipelago. Days here are all about sipping cocktails at fancy (and often pricy) beach clubs, or enjoying sandcastles and water sports if you’re travelling with kids. At sunset, the focus falls firmly on Mykonos Town, where the organic jumble of white, cube-shaped buildings is interlinked by flagstone pathways leading to waterfront bars, boutique hotels, Little Venice and the Kato Mili windmills – the latter two of which are this island’s most famous (and photographed) icons.

Whether you’re planning a long weekend, some island-hopping or your very own Greek odyssey, we’ve got you covered for whatever kind of Mykonos holiday you seek with these, our pick of this one-of-a-kind island’s very best places to stay.

Best hotels in Mykonos for 2025

At a glance

1. Deos hotel, Mykonos Town

Deos has plenty of open-air lounges to relax at

Deos has plenty of open-air lounges to relax at (Deos)

If you want to live the Mykonos high life, this place is for you. Located on a hilltop above Mykonos Town’s harbour, Deos is an elegant retreat with a price tag to match. As its name suggests (‘deos’ is Greek for ‘awe’), every element has been beautifully designed, from the pool deck and truly phenomenal spa to the open-air lounges, which serve the best (but expensive) Aperol spritzes. The 60 rooms (all with terraces and plunge pools) are such generous sanctuaries that guests rarely leave them; but when it is time to venture outside, it’s a four-minute ride to the waterfront.

Address: Mykonos Town, Mykonos 846 00

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2. Belvedere hotel, Mykonos Town

Rub shoulders with celebs at The Belvedere

Rub shoulders with celebs at The Belvedere (Belvedere Bar)

There’s more of a see-and-be-seen scene over at The Belvedere, which is one of Mykonos Town’s most storied hotels. Set partly within a mansion dating from the 1850s, it offers a mix of style, tranquility and pizzazz that draws guests to return repeatedly (including familiar faces from film and fashion). The pool here plays host equally well to daytime lounging and upbeat nightlife thanks to its bars and restaurants that…

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