Book this if You want the Mykonos views and proximity without the thumping bass of Chora, and you don't mind a steep uphill walk to earn your quiet sleep.
Petros (the owner) is a hospitality legend who personally rescues guests from travel disasters
Dead silent at night despite being 15 minutes from the party
Free private parking—a rarity that saves you €20/day in Mykonos
Quick Take: A spotless, family-run sanctuary that trades a swimming pool for killer sunset views and genuine peace.
Reviewed by @MairaAsad3654452: I couldn't believe I snagged this suite for €160. The private terrace was my favorite spot for morning coffee with that endless Aegean view. It felt like true luxury without the crazy Mykonos price tag.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Immaculately clean suites with a host who treats you like family, but the hill is no joke.
Reality check
You might book for the price, but you'll return for Petros; just don't expect a resort vibe—it's a guesthouse.
You are renting a car/ATV and need guaranteed parking
You prioritize silence and hygiene over a pool scene
You want a local connection rather than a corporate hotel feel
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.8
Housekeeping: Daily, meticulous cleaning. Guests consistently use the word 'immaculate'.
Bathroom hygiene: Spotless. Grout is white, glass is streak-free, no signs of mold.
Maintenance: Excellent. Paint is fresh, AC units are silent and effective.
Linens & towels: Crisp, white, and changed regularly. High quality for the price point.
Odors & scents: Neutral and fresh. No musty island dampness.
Sleepability™
9SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Meltemi winds (high gusts can rattle shutters)
Occasional passing scooters on the peripheral road
Before you book
Good to know
Breakfast is often provided complimentary even if not explicitly in your rate—ask nicely.
Reception is not 24/7; let them know your arrival time in advance.
The tap water is not potable (standard for Mykonos); buy big bottles at the market.
What to pack
Comfortable walking shoes (heels are suicide on the hill)
International driving permit (for the ATV you'll definitely want)
Room Genie
Best picks
Seaview Suite (top floor for the best sunset unobstructed views)
Deluxe Double Room with Sea View (balances price and view perfectly)
Rooms to avoid
Standard Double No View (faces the inner courtyard/wall; feels darker and smaller)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Hi Petros, we are so excited to stay. If possible, we'd love one of the upper-floor units with a sea view rather than the courtyard rooms. We will have a rental car and appreciate the parking!”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a pool?
No. There is a sun terrace with loungers and a view, but no water to swim in.
How far is the walk to town?
10-15 minutes downhill to the Old Port/Town. The walk back up is steep and takes longer.
Is parking actually free?
Yes, they have a private lot on-site, which is gold dust in this area.
Can I get a taxi to the hotel?
Yes, but taxis are scarce in Mykonos. Ask Petros to arrange a transfer or rent a vehicle.
Is breakfast included?
Technically depends on the rate, but almost every guest reports receiving a fresh, made-to-order breakfast daily.
Is it quiet at night?
Yes. Unlike hotels in Chora, you won't hear the club music here.
Insider Tips
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Ask Petros for his specific restaurant recommendations; he steers guests away from tourist traps.
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Use the 'peripheral road' to bypass Mykonos Town traffic when heading to beaches like Psarou.
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The sunset view from the common terrace is as good as any expensive bar in Little Venice.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'Standard No View' room really has *no* view—you stare at a wall.
💡The wind on the hill can be fierce; secure your towels on the balcony.
💡There is no elevator, so be ready to carry bags up stairs.
💡The shower pressure is surprisingly good for an island.
💡You might meet a donkey on the footpath down to the Old Port.
Local Playbook
Map
See where Bellou Suites is located and what's nearby.