The hype
Guests adore the staff (especially Isabella and Kostas at the beach) and the stunning views, but often feel the room interiors are showing their age.
Mykonos Blu Grecotel Boutique Resort
$350-1200/ night
Book this if You want the Mykonos 'scene' without the chaos—sleeping in a whitewashed sanctuary just steps above the island's most famous party beach.
Why People Love It
- Direct access to Psarou Beach with free sunbeds (a rarity next to Nammos)
- The two-level saltwater infinity pool that visually spills into the Aegean
- Exceptional breakfast buffet at Aegean Poets with ocean views
Quick Take: You are paying for the location above Nammos and the Grecotel service, not for massive rooms or absolute silence.
Reviewed by @AngieVilla: I’ve never seen a sunset like this from a pool before. The way the pink sky reflects on the water against the white buildings is pure magic. If you want a romantic escape in Mykonos that feels totally serene and exclusive, this is the place to be.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
The 'rustic' Cycladic cave style sometimes translates to dampness, with occasional complaints about moldy grout or musty smells in the bathrooms.
- You want to party at Nammos but sleep in luxury nearby
- You prioritize a high-end beach setup over a massive hotel room
- You love the 'cave hotel' aesthetic with built-in stone furniture
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.8
- Housekeeping: Generally attentive with daily service and turndown, though some corners can be missed.
- Bathroom hygiene: Mostly sparkling, but the 'cave' design can trap moisture leading to occasional grout mold or musty smells.
- Maintenance: Whitewash is kept fresh, but some furniture and fixtures in standard rooms are showing wear.
- Linens & towels: High quality, fluffy towels and crisp sheets, replaced regularly.
- Odors & scents: Usually fresh sea air, but damp/musty smells reported in some ground-floor bungalows.
Sleepability™
7MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Music from Nammos Beach Club (afternoons)
- Foot traffic on public paths near lower-level bungalows
Before you book
Good to know
- Guests get priority/free access to the hotel's private section of Psarou Beach (huge value)
- The hotel offers a free shuttle to Mykonos Town (check schedule, usually evening)
- Tap water is not potable; the hotel provides complimentary bottled water daily
What to pack
- Earplugs for afternoon naps if you're sensitive to beach club music
- Flat sandals or wedges—the stone paths and stairs are treacherous for stilettos
Room Genie
Best picks
- Waterfront Bungalows for the best unobstructed sea views
- Upper-level suites for more privacy from the public pathways
Rooms to avoid
- Ground-floor Island Bungalows near the main walkways (lack of privacy)
- Rooms directly facing the beach if you are sensitive to afternoon bass
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would appreciate a room on a higher level to ensure privacy from the walkways. If possible, please avoid the ground-floor units near the main path.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the pool heated?
The main infinity pool is saltwater and generally not heated, which can be brisk in May/October. Some private villa pools are heated.
Can I walk to other beaches?
Yes, there is a coastal path to Platis Gialos (about 5-10 mins walk), which has more restaurants and water taxis.
Is it suitable for kids?
Surprisingly yes, they have a kids' club and a small children's pool, but the steep terrain requires vigilance with toddlers.
How much is the transfer from the airport?
Around €50 one-way if arranged through the hotel, though taxis are cheaper if you can catch one (scarce in high season).
Is there a gym?
Yes, but it's small with limited equipment. Don't expect a full Equinox experience.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, dogs up to 8kg are allowed in designated bungalows with gardens for a fee (~€20/night).
Insider Tips
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Walk 10 minutes to Platis Gialos for dinner at Avli Tou Thodori to escape the Nammos price gouging.
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The 'cave pool' is a separate, quieter pool often missed by guests focused on the main infinity edge.
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Book spa treatments at least a week in advance; the Elixir Wellness Center is small and fills up fast.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'phototherapy showers' in some rooms are a cool gimmick but can be confusing to operate.
💡You can hear the Nammos party from the main pool, which is either a vibe or a nuisance depending on your mood.
💡The 'private pools' in some lower bungalows are visible from the public walkway.
💡Room service breakfast is excellent but comes with a steep tray charge if not included in your package.
💡The stone floors in the rooms can be slippery when wet—caution after a shower.
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