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Updated: April 28, 2022
By Santorini Dave
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What is the best place to stay in Mykonos for a honeymoon?
There are many awesome places to stay in Mykonos but my favorite is Mykonos Town. It’s got the most energy and activity, tons of restaurants and shopping, and the best nightlife. Staying at one of the Mykonos beaches is also appealing, and it’s a short bus ride (about 15 minutes) between most of the top beaches and the shops, nightlife, and restaurants of Mykonos Town. The beach towns also have restaurants and beach clubs with music and a party vibe. But if you want action and activity then best to be based in Mykonos Town.
Stunning view of the pools and Psarou Beach at Mykonos Blu, a fantastic honeymoon resort.
The 19 Most Romantic Hotels for Honeymoons in Mykonos
1. Mykonos Blu – Psarou Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 27900
Exclusive, romantic resort perched on a hill overlooking Psarou Beach, offering a gorgeous pool, a pampering spa, and a private, serviced beach area. Top-tier dining and drinks are on offer at their Mediterranean restaurants and casual bar. Just a short walk to beach clubs and restaurants on Psarou and Platis Gialos beaches and just a 10-minute bus ride or drive to Mykonos Town.
2. Belvedere Hotel – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 25122
Cosmopolitan hotel with an infinity pool, pool club, and an organic spa. Dining and drinks are stellar at their Greek fine dining restaurant, their Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant, upscale pool club, and evening cocktail bar. Rooms and suites offer contemporary décor, many with private pools or jacuzzis. Excellent walking location near the best restaurants, nightlife, and shopping in Mykonos Town.
3. Semeli Hotel – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 27466
Trendy, luxury hotel with 2 pools (one of them heated), 2 of the island’s best restaurants, and a high-end wellness center. The restaurants Thioni and Krama are among the best in Mykonos, while the impressive cocktail bar is open 22 hours daily. One of the few hotels in Mykonos that is open almost year-round. Located steps from the dining, nightlife, and sights of Little Venice and the Old Port.
4. Katikies Mykonos – Agios Ioannis
Hotel phone: +30 22890 27890
Romantic, adults-only hotel with 2 infinity pools, a holistic spa, and sea views toward Delos Island. Spacious rooms and suites boast private balconies with plunge pools or jacuzzis. Food and drinks are excellent from Seltz, their champagne bar/Asian fusion restaurant, and Mikrasia, their fine Anatolian restaurant. Located above quiet Agios Ioannis Beach and a handful of restaurants.
5. Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Megali Ammos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 26292
Posh boutique hotel with an infinity pool, full-service spa, and sunset views throughout the property. With a special focus on gastronomy, guest can expect indulgent dining throughout the day, paired with fine wines and creative cocktails. All rooms have spacious terraces, some with private pools or jacuzzis. Mykonos Town is just a short walk away, though the road is busy and there are no sidewalks.
6. Kivotos Mykonos – Ornos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 24094
Enchanting, all-suite resort on a pebbly, private beach with a glass-wall infinity pool, a second quiet pool, and a spa. Two wonderful restaurants serve creative Mediterranean cuisine, plus there is an overwater cabana for private, candlelight dining. The hotel boasts its own historic, wooden, sailboat for day trips or overnight stays. Suites boast private terraces, some with private pools. Beautifully located just a 5-minute walk to Ornos Beach for dining and beach clubs.
7. Mykonos Riviera – Tourlos/New Port
Hotel phone: +30 22890 40100
New luxury, boutique hotel with a full-service spa and a heated, saltwater infinity pool overlooking the marina near the New Port. Two restaurants onsite offer stellar Lebanese fine dining, casual Greek-Mediterranean fare, excellent wine, and inspired cocktails. All rooms and suites have private terraces, most with jacuzzis or pools (heated on request). Perks include a free hourly shuttle to Mykonos Town, free transfers to and from the port, and complimentary breakfast.
8. Branco Mykonos – Platis Gialos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 25500
Upscale, boutique hotel sitting right in the sand on Platis Gialos Beach. Branco offers a sunny pool, beachfront spa, modern Greek restaurant, and a private beach club. Rooms and suites have sea view, some with private, outdoor jacuzzis. Great, walkable location near restaurants, the water taxi to the southern beaches, and the bus into Mykonos Town.
9. Cavo Tagoo – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 20100
Stylish, 5-star hotel with a sultry sea-view pool and bar, refined Asian-Mediterranean fusion restaurant, and a wellness center. Most rooms and suites boast private pools or outdoor jacuzzis. Located on a small hill above the Old and New Ports, guests have wonderful views of the ships by day and the sunset in the evening. The heart of Mykonos Town is a short walk away, though most people use the hotel’s free shuttle to get there.
10. Bill & Coo Coast Suites – Agios Ioannis Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 26633
Luxurious, adults-only, all-suite hotel located on a small, private beach. This serene getaway offers a pool, poolside bar, 2 sophisticated restaurants, and sweeping sea views throughout the property. All suites offer private terraces with views toward mythic Delos Island, most with outdoor jacuzzis or pools. Just a short walk to Agios Ioannis Beach and a handful of restaurants.
11. Kensho Ornos – Ornos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 29001
Design-forward, boutique hotel with 2 pools, a rooftop jacuzzi, and a cave spa. A major highlight here is the culinary experience, offering Cretan-Greek fine dining in the evenings, authentic Greek dishes by day, a well-curated wine list, and inspired mixology. Chic rooms and suites offer Cycladic style, most with private pools or jacuzzis. Set on a hill above sandy Ornos Beach, less than a 5-minute walk to the water.
12. Rocabella Mykonos – Agios Stefanos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 28930
Stunning boutique hotel with a glass-front infinity pool, poolside bar, a decadent spa, and sea views throughout the property. With a culinary focus, Rocabella offers a creative Greek restaurant, award-winning breakfasts, wine tastings, cooking classes, and romantic private dining. All rooms face the sea; many add outdoor jacuzzis. Rocabella sits above Agios Stefanos Beach near the New Port, an ideal perch for sunset views.
13. Tharroe of Mykonos – Megali Ammos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 27370
On a hilltop above Megali Ammos Beach, this hotel highlights its brilliant views over Mykonos Town from the pool, deck, and most rooms. The property boasts an elegant Greek-Mediterranean restaurant, cozy spa, and the ruins of a Mycenaean queen’s tomb, which later became a lookout point for the pirate Barbarossa. Mykonos Town is a 15-minute walk away along a busy road with no sidewalk; guests should consider taking the bus or renting a car.
14. Bluetopia Suites – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 24034
This tiny hotel offers the best balconies in Mykonos, all hanging over the sea, most with views toward the iconic windmills and sunset. All 5 suites have private balconies and hydromassage showers; 2 add steam showers with chromotherapy lights. A complimentary, a la carte breakfast is served to each suite daily. Ideal walking location in Little Venice, surrounded by restaurants, nightlife, and shopping.
15. Nissaki Boutique Hotel – Platis Gialos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 27666
Luxury hotel with 4 sea-view pools, a top-notch Mediterranean restaurant, spa with couples’ treatment rooms, and prime location between 2 of Mykonos’ best beaches, Platis Gialos and Psarou. All rooms and suites include an indoor jacuzzi; Elegant and VIP Suites add outdoor, heated, jacuzzis with views over Psarou Bay. Excellent walking location on the south shore, 3-minutes to Platis Gialos Beach, 10-minutes to Psarou Beach, and right on the footpath leading east to Paradise Beach, a must-do romantic stroll. Easy access to the bus into Mykonos Town and the water taxi linking the southside beaches.
16. Mykonos Theoxenia – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 22230
This historic, 1960s hotel (it once hosted the Kennedys) pairs retro style with classic Cycladic architecture and a superb location immediately behind the Kato Mili Windmills. The hotel boasts a large pool, massage therapy, modern Mediterranean cuisine, and 2 excellent bars. Walking distance to Little Venice and the Old Port but far enough out to remain quiet at night.
17. Lyo Boutique Hotel – Super Paradise Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 22535
Adults-only, boutique hotel with a trendy pool vibe, popular sushi bar, and a casual poolside restaurant and bar. Rooms and suites feature elegant, minimalist décor, all with private terraces, some with outdoor jacuzzis. Located about a 10-minute walk to the legendary beach clubs lining Super Paradise Beach. Buses and water taxis are available at the beach, but a car rental is strongly recommended.
18. Harmony Boutique Hotel – Mykonos Town
Hotel phone: +30 22890 28980
Charming, affordable, boutique hotel located above the Old Port in Mykonos Town. Facilities include a pool and bar, mini spa, and an excellent Mediterranean restaurant. Comfortable rooms all have private balconies or patios, some with garden or sea views. Great location in town, just a short walk to amazing dining, nightlife, and shopping. Open almost all year round.
19. Boheme Mykonos – Megali Ammos Beach
Hotel phone: +30 22890 23300
Adults-only, all-suite, boutique hotel with an infinity pool, outdoor massage cabana, and sunset sea views throughout the property. Suites feature eclectic décor and private terraces, 2 with outdoor jacuzzis. The effortlessly elegant restaurant serves a seasonal menu of Greek recipes, solid cocktails, and a great wine selection. Mykonos Town is just a 5-minute walk away but along a busy road with no sidewalk; the bus to the southern beaches stops less than a 10-minute walk south.
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Hi Dave! My wife and I are coming to Mykonos for a honeymoon in mid-July and are staying there for a total of four nights. We have our last night on the island at the Kensho Ornos which was booked with IHG Points. We currently have a Marriott hotel booked on points but due to some recent bad reviews of the hotel, we decided to change locations. We are torn between the Myconian Ambassador and the Petasos Beach Resort and Spa. The Myconian is slightly more expensive but not by much. We are interested in being near the beach for our hotel, want access to the beach clubs, and also want to see Mykonos Town. Would love your help and advice!
Both great hotels. The Myconian is more luxurious, for sure. But Petasos is closer to the beach (not a lot closer but enough that it makes a significant difference – it just feels a lot closer). Also Petasos is steps from the Mykonos Town bus stop while the Myconian is a 7-minute walk away (not far but not right at your doorstep).
Hi Dave,
Looking at going to Mykonos for honeymoon in August. We like trendy bars, nightlife, luxury hotels, and nice beaches. Can you recommend an area to stay in Mykonos and also any hotels?
The vast majority of trendy bars and nightlife are in Mykonos Town, and the hippest luxury hotel there is Semeli Hotel. Semeli has two fantastic, trendy restaurants and a bar onsite (you gotta try Krama Restaurant, even if you don’t stay here), but the hotel owners are also the owners of 5 of the top clubs in Mykonos Town, so they are very tuned into what’s going on in town at that moment.
Unfortunately, there are no great beaches near Mykonos Town. For a stylish hotel with beachfront rooms, try Branco Mykonos. Branco offers luxurious rooms and suites with direct beach access, many with private outdoor jacuzzis. Branso hosts music events on the beach three times a week with a live DJ, and they are within walking distance of the two best beach clubs in Mykonos: the world-renowned Scorpios and the ultra-luxe SantAnna. Plus they have an awesome pool, a spa on the beach, and great food and cocktails. There is a bus stop nearby, too, making frequent trips into Mykonos Town.
If style is the top priority, check out Kensho Ornos. This is a design-forward, luxury hotel modeled after the maze-like streets of a traditional village, using straw-textured plaster, aged wood, Myconian stones, and elevated Cycladic elements. The hotel overlooks Ornos Beach, just a short walk away, and boasts 2 pools, a jacuzzi, and a phenomenal bar and restaurant.
My fiancé and I are planning our honeymoon for the beginning of June and we are between Mykonos Grand, Myconian Ambassador, and Anax Hotel. Which one do you recommend we stay at?
These are all wonderful hotels but I prefer the location of the Myconian Ambassador set just back from Platys Gialos Beach. There are many more bars and restaurants here than in Agios Ioannis (where the Grand and the Anax Resort are located). And you can walk along the coast here between different beaches (very fun) and the buses into Mykonos Town run more frequently from Platys Gialos. But – if you’re looking for quiet and solitude then Agios Ioannis is great. There’s a small beach and a couple of good restaurants within walking distance of the hotel.
Hi Dave, I’ll be travelling with my girlfriend, We’ve booked everything in Santorini following your guide. For Mykonos we would be coming in on 25th up til 27th of October. We are mainly interested in beaches and natural beauty not so much into the party scene. Would the Mykonos Essence hotel be a good choice?
Mykonos Essence has a quiet location about a 5 minute walk from Ornos Beach. But it’s unlikely that you’ll be hitting the beach that late in October. It’s still possible to have warm beach weather but probably not. Also, there won’t be much of a party scene in late October so staying in town would give you a more central location without the downside of being in the thick of the busyness.
Hi Dave! We’re traveling to Mykonos is early October as part of our honeymoon. Cannot decide whether to stay closer to the beaches or Mykonos town. Will the beaches still be nice in October? We’ve used your reviews and travel guides to book most of our honeymoon and this is the last leg. Wanted to get your thoughts on the Rocabella hotel? Thanks for the help!
Great hotel but less than ideal location. Sort of isolated. In October I definitely prefer staying close to Mykonos Town as everywhere else is pretty quiet.
What is the best month to visit Mykonos for a honeymoon holiday? We’re thinking somewhere between mid or late September and late October. What would you recommend?
September is a great month on Mykonos. But it does depend what you’re looking for. If you want dance parties and live DJs then best to be here before September 15. Good beach weather usually extends to late September or early October (and sometimes into the second half of October but that’s hard to guarantee). Some restaurants and hotels do begin to shut down by mid-October but there’s still plenty of open restaurants and low key nightlife into late October.