Hotels in Mykonos

Island has retained much of its traditional charm and people are warm and friendly. This comes at a bit of a price as food and drinks are more expensive than other islands. Mykonos town is well worth a visit but does get busy when cruise ships are in

Massively overpriced for the services provided, only central Mykonos Town was clean, the rest of the island full of rubbish EVERYWHERE, including bottom of sea by bars. We were there for a week and it was extremely windy 6 days in a row. No, thanks!

Mykonos gets a bad rap for too many tourists and high prices. But if you get recommendations from locals for high quality. reasonably priced restaurants with classic Greek food and remote non-crowded beaches, you can still have a great experience.

It's a beautiful rocky island with a lot of difference in altitude and sights to see. Nearby islands Rhenia and Delos give you a chance to explore some of the more rural areas of the Cyclades and see some Greek ruins.

We enjoyed our walk around the chora and beach time at Ornos. Restaurants were great and everyone was friendly and helpful. It can be expensive, but there are also a variety of places to go.

Old town was lovely, we had some great Chicken Gyros from Saki's and a good tour to delos. Weather was great, even in April!

Bring water shoes! Many of the beaches are stoney and would hurt in bare feet.

Mykonos was a gem all by itself. Shopping and the sea was all in walking distant. Man the food was over the top delicious. Even the night life was amazing.

Beautiful place to visit. Very busy, but you can find some quieter places to be in. I'd return again in a more off season time. New Port accommodates more tourists however, now you have to take transportation into town. Official taxi cost 20 euros.

Mykonos is a nice and fun city, but we feel it caters to younger travelers, due to its beaches and nightlife. However, if you like shopping, there are tons of stores around. I strongly recommend a day trip to the archeological island of Delos.