Boheme Hotel in Megali Ammos, Mykonos

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Updated: January 27, 2022
By Santorini Dave

Essentials
• Location: On a hill above Megali Ammos Beach, at the edge of Mykonos Town.
• Hotel website: bohememykonos.com
• Hotel phone: +30 22890 23300
• Check prices for Boheme Mykonos

Beautiful Aegean Sea Views from Boheme Mykonos hotel in Megali Ammos.

Hotel Review

Boheme Mykonos – Boutique, luxury hotel near the beach and town with a sea-view pool, outdoor massage cabana, and fantastic dining and drinks.

Boheme Mykonos is an outstanding all-suite hotel with sunset sea views from every suite and throughout the property. Luxury facilities include a kidney-shaped infinity pool, outdoor jacuzzi, and open-air massage and yoga; in-suite perks include pillow menus, Marshall speakers, and espresso machines. Food and drinks are outstanding at the on-site Basilico Restaurant and Bilo Bar. Basilico offers a local, seasonal menu of Greek and Mykonian recipes, while Bilo Bar mixes creative cocktails alongside its well-curated menu of champagne, wine, and beer, featuring the best of Greek and international labels. Catering mostly to couples, this hotel is open to guests over thirteen years only.
 

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Boheme Mykonos – Location

• Area: Boheme Mykonos sits on a hill above Megali Ammos Beach, at the edge of Mykonos Town, and about a 10 to 15-minute walk from the nightlife, dining, and shopping that has made Mykonos famous. The landmark Kato Mili windmills and the Old Port are accessible within 10 and 12 minutes’ walk, respectively. The bus stop at Fabrika is only 6 minutes’ walk away, making it a breeze to reach the island’s best beaches, the airport, and the ferry port at Tourlos.
• How to Get There: The hotel is located just off the main road connecting Mykonos Town to the airport and southern beaches, making it very easy to reach by bus, taxi, or driving yourself. It is approximately 5 km from the Mykonos ferry port in Tourlos, and 3 km from the Mykonos Airport to the hotel.
  
  To reach the hotel by bus, take the Fabrika-bound bus from the Airport or the Tourlos Ferry Port (AKA “The New Port”). These airport and ferry port routes run several times a day throughout the summer but infrequently (if at all) in the winter. Fabrika, in Mykonos Town, is the closest bus stop to the hotel, just 500m away. The bus from the Airport to Fabrika takes about 15 minutes, while the bus from the New Port to Fabrika takes just under 20 minutes. Both trips cost about €2; tickets are purchased on the bus or from a manned kiosk at the terminal, in cash only. The walk from Fabrika to Boheme Mykonos is on a mostly uphill route on a narrow street with some traffic.
  
  Taxis are also available from the port or airport, though there are only about 30 taxis serving the whole island, so there is often a long wait; schedule a ride through a private car service in advance to avoid this (I use and recommend Welcome Pickups). Taxis on Mykonos are not metered, so be sure to agree on a price with the driver before setting out. A taxi from the port or airport to Boheme Mykonos will cost roughly €15-20. Booking through a private car service will cost only a bit more – about $38 (or €31), but is worth it to avoid the wait and for the convenience of paying ahead.
  
  For those who prefer to drive themselves, we recommend renting a car either at the airport on arrival, or in Mykonos Town. We strongly recommend reserving a vehicle in advance, especially if you require automatic transmission. Upon arrival at the hotel, Boheme Mykonos offers free parking.
• Handy to: Megali Ammos Beach. Dining, nightlife, and shopping in the Chora. The Windmills of Kato Mili/Little Venice.

Boheme Mykonos – The Basics

• Ages: An adults-only hotel, Boheme Mykonos is open to guests over 13 years of age only. Guests tend to be couples between 20 and 50 years old from the US or Western Europe, celebrating a romantic occasion or a birthday.
• Beach: The nearest beach to Boheme is Megali Ammos, about 750m downhill to the water. Megali Ammos is an unorganized beach with no beach clubs or sunbeds to rent. The best organized beach nearby is at Ornos, 2 km away. This is a popular beach with golden sand, clear water, and plenty of beach clubs. Ornos Beach and several other great beaches (Platis Gialos, Paraga, Paradise, and Agios Ioannis) are easy to reach by bus from Fabrika nearby.
• View: All suites boast sunset sea views.
• Private Pools/Jacuzzis: The Honeymoon Suite, Bohemian Suite, and Grand Bohemian Suite offer private, outdoor, heated jacuzzis.
• Parking: Boheme offers free parking in their lot on-site.
• Extras: 24-hour reception and concierge, room service until midnight, outdoor massage, outdoor yoga deck, pillow menu, nightly turndown service, personal trainer, personal shopper, organic garden.
• When to Book: Boheme Mykonos is open from early April through late October. Reserve at least 3 months in advance (6 months is better) for stays during the high season from June through September and about 2 months in advance for the low and shoulder seasons.
• How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
• Phone: +30 22890 23300
• Email: info@bohememykonos.com
• Website: bohememykonos.com

Boheme Mykonos – Amenities

• Pool: Boheme features a kidney-shaped infinity pool with poolside service from the bar and restaurant.
• Spa: The hotel does not have a full-service spa, but they do have open-air massage cabanas and an outdoor yoga deck.
• Fitness Center: There is a small modern gym on-site.
• For Disabled Guests: The hotel is located on a hill and is spread over several levels connected by stairs with no elevator. Not suitable for guests with mobility issues.
• For Families: An adults-only hotel, Boheme is open to guests 13 and older only. There are no amenities or facilities for children. For families with older kids, their Grand Bohemian Suite sleeps up to 4 guests. All suites have an open layout, so there is not much privacy for families or groups sharing the space.
• Activities: The 24-hour concierge is happy to arrange any activities, including yachting, island hopping, tours of the Delos Island ruins, cooking classes, and much more.

Boheme Mykonos – Food and Drink

• Restaurant: Basilico Resto offers phenomenal dishes all day long with a menu of contemporary Mykonian and Greek recipes made with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant serves inside, poolside, and to the rooms from 8 am until 10:30 pm.
• Lounge/Bar: Bilo Bar offers a fantastic selection of inspired, signature cocktails, a thoughtfully curated wine list, and a small menu of light bites. The bar is open a little later than the restaurant, until 11 or 11:30 pm, and is an especially popular spot to watch the sunset.
• Breakfast: A complimentary, à la carte breakfast is served daily at Basilico or directly to the private balconies of the suites at the time of your choosing from 8 am to 11 am. Early breakfast is also available on request. The menu offers a wide selection of local specialties and great coffee.
• Room Service: Room service is available all day long until midnight.

Boheme Mykonos – Rooms

• Room Types: Sea View Suite • Deluxe Sea View Suite • Superior Sea View Suite • Honeymoon Sea View Suite • Bohemian Sea View Suite • Grand Bohemian Sea View Suite
• Smoking Rooms: The hotel does not allow smoking in any of their rooms. Smoking is allowed on the private outdoor terraces and in the outdoor common areas.
• Best Room: The Bohemian Sea View Suite is the best room for couples, offering an open plan layout with 38 sqm of space, a queen-sized bed, single-sized sofa bed, and spacious terrace featuring a dining table, lounge space, and a private jacuzzi with sea views.
• For Families: Boheme Mykonos is an adults-only hotel; only guests 13 years or older are allowed. There are no amenities or facilities for children. All suites feature an open layout, so there is not much privacy in the shared space. For families with older kids, the Grand Bohemian Suite is the best choice. This suite is slightly larger than the normal Bohemian Suite and includes the same facilities, but it features a second queen-sized bed and sleeps up to 4 guests.

Boheme Mykonos – Local Transport

• Walking: The hotel is located on the southern edge of Mykonos Town on a hill overlooking Megali Ammos Beach. Boheme Mykonos is within a 10-minute walk of the heart of the village (Chora) and all of the island’s best dining, nightlife, and shopping, and about 750m to the beach. Little Venice and the windmills are 800m away, the Old Port is 1 km away, and 2 excellent sunset viewpoints are nearby at Boni’s windmill (1km) and 180° Sunset Bar (1.5 km uphill). The road to and from town does not have a sidewalk and is pretty busy with cars, so exercise caution when walking, especially at night. That said, most people do walk in this area, so drivers are used to sharing the space with pedestrians here.
• Bus: Boheme Mykonos is near 2 bus stops. The closest stop is at Fabrika, 500m away, which serves the New Port (Tourlos), Airport, and the beaches at Ornos, Agios Ioannis, Platis Gialos, Paradise, and Paraga. There is also a bus stop at the far end of the Old Port (1.5 km) that goes to the New Port (Tourlos), Ano Mera village, and the beaches at Kalafati, Agios Stefanos, Kalo Livadi, Elia, and Panormos. There is no bus connecting Fabrika and the bus station at the Old Port; it takes about 14 minutes to walk from one to the other. Tickets cost from €1.60 to €2.30, depending on the destination. Buses can get very crowded, especially during the high season, so much so that they often fill to capacity and are unable to take on more passengers. There are only 26 public buses serving the island. Bus schedules change every couple of weeks, so check the KTEL website for the most current timetables.
• Taxi: The nearest taxi stand is at Fabrika next to the bus stop, about a 500m from the hotel, but there are generally fewer taxis traveling through this area than at the main taxi stand, which is about 1.5 km away, near the Old Port, behind the Cosmote building and next to the post office. There is almost always a wait at either taxi stand as there are only 30 taxis serving the entire island. Book ahead to avoid the wait, and have the driver meet you at the hotel instead. There will be a surcharge for advanced reservations (about €5) and for carrying luggage, usually just a couple of euros. A taxi from the port or airport to Boheme Mykonos should be about €15 to €20.
• Water Taxi: The New and Old Ports and several beaches are connected via a boat system. The Sea Bus connects the New Port and Old Port with routes running about every 30 minutes, all wheelchair accessible, and all €2 one-way per person, while a Delos round-trip costs €20. Water taxis also connect the southern beaches, with routes connecting the main beaches at Ornos and Platis Gialos with the more remote beaches at Paraga, Paradise, Super Paradise, Agrari, and Elia. An all-day, all-beach pass costs €20.
• Scooters and ATVs: Scooters are the main mode of transportation for the locals, and ATVs are super popular with tourists, but if you’re unfamiliar with the terrain, these can be very dangerous to drive. The roads in Mykonos are zig-zagging, hilly, narrow, littered with potholes, sometimes dirt roads, and without street lights in most areas outside of Mykonos Town. And that’s not to mention the aggressive drivers, some of the world’s worst. A rental car is a much safer bet than a scooter or ATV, and can just as easily reach the more remote beaches on the island.

 

Boheme Mykonos – What’s Nearby?

Best Nearby Restaurants

• Bakalo Greek Eatery: Excellent choice for simple, Greek comfort foods like moussaka and cheese dumplings.
• Krama Fine Greek Dining: At the neighboring Semeli Hotel, Krama features elevated versions of classic Greek comfort foods.
• Thioni Restaurant: Contemporary, creative Greek fine dining, also at the Semeli Hotel.
• Funky Kitchen: Phenomenal Greek-Mediterranean restaurant, fusing classic flavors and modern techniques and featuring seasonal, local ingredients. Great vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Reservations recommended.
• To Maereio: Cozy restaurant serving traditional Greek family recipes and fantastic wine. This popular restaurant does not take reservations, so arrive early or have a glass of wine on the terrace while waiting.
• M-eating Restaurant: Creative, Greek fine dining with a casual atmosphere. Known for their lamb and beef dishes, fresh seafood, and their Mykonian onion pie.
• Sakis Grill House: Great little pit stop for gyros, kebabs, and souvlaki. The best cheap eats on the island.
• Kadena: Casual, waterfront spot for Greek and Italian food all day long until the wee hours.
• Caesar’s: Family-owned restaurant serving traditional Greek comfort foods in a friendly atmosphere.
• Pasaji: The best beach club in Ornos, Pasaji offers great sushi, meats, cocktails, and shisha served on the beach or in their open-air dining room.
• Kiki’s Tavern: Located at Agios Sostis Beach, Kiki’s Tavern is a little out of the way, but well worth the 7 km drive to get there. This open-air restaurant serves a stripped down menu of grilled meats, seafood, and veggies in a stunning setting and free wine while you wait for a table (they do not take reservations).

Best Nearby Bars and Breweries

• Alley Cocktail Bar: Awesome bar with a seasonal menu featuring local herbs, fresh fruits, and signature drink blends.
• Bao’s Cocktail Bar: Named after the pirate Bao, defender of the island, this bar offers amazing cocktails, all night dancing, and some of the best sunset views in Mykonos. Reserve ahead for the best view tables, or drop in anytime late for drinks and partying in the main bar or in their performance/VIP lounge Secret of Bao’s upstairs.
• Semeli the Bar: Spectacular sunset views outside and a packed dance floor inside. This bar tends to attract a younger crowd and more Americans than other bars in Mykonos. There is a 1-drink minimum per guest.
• Galleraki: Gorgeous spot for sunset cocktails and a lively atmosphere late into the night. The best views are from their upstairs balcony, so reserve ahead or arrive early to snag a spot there.
• Scarpa Bar: The best fresh fruit cocktails in Mykonos, and also known for their signature drinks, especially the Roger Rabbit (vodka, carrot, lime, peach, passionfruit). Their namesake Scarpa cocktail is the Greekest drink you’ll ever taste (mastiha, vanilla, beet, lemon, yogurt). Sunset views and house music until sunup.
• Skandinavian Bar Disco Nightclub: One of the oldest night spots in Mykonos, Skandinavian is a large complex with 2 bars downstairs, a rowdy dance club and bar upstairs, and an outdoor courtyard.
• Katerina’s Cocktail Bar and Restaurant: Owned by the first female Greek sea captain, Katerina’s Bar offers a perfect perch for sunset views from the upstairs bar or the downstairs restaurant, serving exceptional seafood and refreshing cocktails at both spots.
• Notorious: Cozy cocktail bar with a small all-day menu and creative, signature drinks. Live music most nights and karaoke on Friday nights.
• Jackie O’ Bar: The most fun bar in Mykonos, Jackie O’ is a gay bar (straight-friendly) open for sunset cocktails, all-night dancing, and nightly drag shows. They have a sister bar in Super Paradise Beach Club that’s also worth a visit.
• Babylon: Right next door to Jackie O’ Bar, this popular gay bar (straight-friendly) and dance club hosts regular events, including drag shows, dancers, and theme parties from sundown to sunup.
• 54 Cocktail Bar and Sunset Lounge: Gay/straight bar and dance club with an awesome DJ, friendly staff, and fantastic cocktails. The party starts late here, so arrive around 9 or 10 for a chill vibe or after midnight for a livelier atmosphere.
• 180° Sunset Bar: Amazing outdoor bar with panoramic views over Mykonos Town and the Old Port. Though it’s usually busy, there is plenty of room to spread out over multiple patios. This is a more low-key bar than those in the heart of the village.

Best Nearby Cafes

• Cosmo Café: Charming little café with great coffee, fresh produce, and fantastic omelets and crepes.
• Gioras Wood Medieval Mykonian Bakery: The best baklava in Mykonos. Gioras has been in the same family for a couple hundred years, and uses traditional recipes and methods to create their decadent pastries.

Nearby Shopping and Cool Shops

• Mytho: Wonderful gift shop selling 100% Greek products, many handmade and unique. Located at the Kato Mili windmills.
• Osklen: Innovative, high-end, Brazilian streetwear boutique selling clothing, beachwear, shoes, and accessories for men and women.
• Alter Ego: Boutique shop specializing in women’s clothing, sandals, and jewelry by Greek designers.
• Soho Soho: There are 4 branches of this designer store in Mykonos, 2 of which are in Mykonos Town. Both of the shops are about a kilometer away, one for men and one for women.
• Optique Boutique: Stylish frames and sunglasses shop with a staff that excels at matching up shoppers with their most flattering shapes.
• Emmanouella’s: Women’s clothing boutique offering limited and exclusive pieces by Greek designers.
• Elena Makri: Luxury women’s boutique by the former Vogue editor-in-chief. Clothing, shoes, and accessories that take inspiration from classical Greece.
• Rarity Gallery: Truly amazing collection of contemporary artwork and exhibits, free admission, and no pressure to buy.
• Boutique of Sandals: Awesome selection of handmade, leather, Greek sandals. Some low-key designs but mostly crazy boho styles.
• Cosset Design: Upscale art, furnishings, and home décor store with a curated collection of unique and extravagant pieces.
• Ilias Lalaounis: Iconic jewelry store offering unique works by the legendary late goldsmith.

Nearby Attractions

• Windmills of Kato Mili: 5 picturesque windmills that were once part of the largest, most important flour mill on the island that was in operation from the 17th through the 19th centuries. Only the exteriors are available to visit now. This is the most recognizable landmark on the island.
• Little Venice: The western half of Mykonos Town, with sunset view restaurants, lively bars, and all-night shopping, mostly built in converted 18th-century fishing houses.
• Old Port: Beautiful waterfront neighborhood with restaurants, bars, shops, and a beach, plus the ferry to Delos Island.
• Paraportiani Orthodox Church: A complex of 5 churches built over the course of 2 centuries beginning in 1425.
• Boni’s Windmill: This 16th-century windmill is the oldest on the island and offers gorgeous sunset views from the top of the hill. Inside the windmill is part of the Agricultural Museum, open in the summer months from 2 pm until 8 pm.
• Folklore Museum: Tiny, slightly disorganized collection of 19th-century Mykonian furniture, ship parts, and artifacts once owned by a local pirate. Free admission (donations welcome).
• Mykonos Farmers: Wonderful dairy offering tours of the facilities and a variety of cheesemaking classes.
• Delos Island: A holy sanctuary for over 1,000 years before becoming known as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. The ruins of Delos are one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites. Ferries leave from the Old Port several times a day, cost €20 round-trip, and take about 20 to 30 minutes to reach the island, depending on the weather. A guide is recommended. Check here for schedule.

Nearby Markets or Grocery Stores

• O Parianos Fruit Shop: Excellent local vendor selling seasonal fruits and vegetables.
• AB Food Market: Small branch of the supermarket chain offering a good selection of groceries, produce, wine, and beverages at reasonable rates.

Boheme Mykonos – The Hotel

The gorgeous exterior of Boheme Mykonos. The architecture features a traditional Cycladic white, boxy style with arches and chimneys along with typically Mykonian flourishes including the details along the top of the façade. The parking lot is just out of frame on the left side of the building.

The main entrance is through this door. The left-hand wall is built with local Mykonian stones.

The reception area is stylish, welcoming, and open 24 hours a day.

The lobby is a gorgeous indoor-outdoor space with rustic design and décor and sweeping sea views.

A view of the lobby’s refined lounge space, highlighting natural elements in a white and neutral palette…

…and a stunning view of the Aegean Sea and Bao’s Island (Mpaos), the old pirate hideout.

A closer look at the sea view. In the foreground is the organic garden on the right. Produce and herbs grown here are used in the restaurant and bar. In the center on the left is a hill; on the other side of the hill out of view is Megali Ammos Beach, the closest beach to the hotel, a 10-minute walk away. In the background, Kanalia is the area on the peninsula taking up the left portion of this photo and Bao’s Island is in the center. The sun sets in between Kanalia and Bao’s.

A closer look at the organic garden. Set among the trees in the center is the yoga deck. Up 1 flight of steps is the open-air massage cabana.

Zooming in on the massage cabana. The cabana is partially enclosed for privacy with curtains that open in the front to offer sea views.

One floor below the lobby is the infinity pool, seen here. The pool is surrounded by different styles of sun loungers, including pillows, bean bag chairs, Bali beds, and sofas.

A closer look at the infinity pool in a classic kidney shape. The restaurant and bar are to the left, the lobby is one floor up, and a pair of suites is just above that.

Inside Basilico Resto facing toward Bilo Bar, both offering exceptional drinks, dishes, and service. The bar and restaurant also serve the pool.

With their perch above the sea, this is a popular spot for sunset cocktails and romantic dinners.

Inside one of the Honeymoon Sea View Suites. These suites vary a little, but all offer at least 35 sqm and a queen-sized bed.

Like all of Boheme Mykonos’ suites, the Honeymoon Suite has an open-style layout. The sitting area features a single-sized sofa bed.

The bathroom is built in a traditional, Cycladic style with pressed concrete, an open shower with a window, and an antique sink.

The balcony boasts a private, heated jacuzzi with expansive views.

The top category is the Bohemian Sea View Suite. These rooms all boast at least 38 sqm of living space with a queen-sized bed.

Like the other suite types, this one features a Greek-style open shower, a traditional pressed concrete build, and an antique marble sink.

The private terrace is the highlight of the suite with a large lounge area, dining table, and a heated jacuzzi.

A view from the end of the suite showing the sunbeds.

The romantic sea view from the jacuzzi. Check rates and availability: Boheme Mykonos