Hotels in Mykonos, Greece

The whole island of Mykonos is well-served by a public bus system. Mykonos is the name of the island and also the name of the main town on the west coast near the airport, or sometimes called ‘Chora,’ which means ‘town’ in Greek. This is the main tourist area and is most accessible to visitors, with many Mykonos hotels nearby, including Mykonos Beach Hotel, Grand Beach Mykonos and the Mykonos Bay Resort & Villas, all in the Megali Ammos neighborhood. This area is particularly popular with tourists because it’s just a short walk to the town. To find cheap hotels in Mykonos, try Mycocoon Hostel Mykonos in the Kaminakia neighborhood, which is also within walking distance, or Paradise Beach Camping at Paradise Beach on the southern side of the island, accessible using the southern bus depot at the town entrance, called Fabrika.

If you’re looking for Mykonos hotels that offer something more secluded and are not so overrun with tourists, try Mykonos Pantheon near Kalafati, which you can access using the northern bus depot, located behind the Ramezzo Club above the old port. For a romantic getaway, look at the five-star San Marco Hotel & Villas in the Paradisia neighborhood, north of Agios Stefanos, available through momondo and accessible using the bus depot at the old port. For the young at heart who are into old-fashioned partying, you have to be in the town area (Chora), where you can walk everywhere, or rent a moped or a bike.

The archaeological site of Delos, which is an island off Mykonos, is known as the birthplace of Apollo, the Greek god of music and truth. Boats leave to Delos from the port in Mykonos town (Chora). If you’re there in the summer, arrive early for tours around the historical site, and don’t forget to check out the lion statues. You can also take a ferry for day trips from Mykonos to the neighboring islands of Naxos, Paros, Ios or Santorini. For a look at the whole island, try a four-hour island bus tour. Back in the Chora neighborhood, the half-day city walking tour is a great way to get a feel for the western part of the island, where most of the activities are located. Matoyianni Street in the heart of town is where you will find postcards, trinkets and souvenirs. If you want to book hotels in Mykonos, this a great neighborhood to find them. Don’t miss the Church of Paraportiani, just north of Little Venice, which is the famous picture-perfect Greek Orthodox church painted bright white with a domed roof.

There is only one neighborhood that has a large selection of bars and restaurants: Chora. Start with an afternoon walk to the Windmills (Kato Milli) and then end the day at Little Venice, where you can grab a table at sunset and watch the pelicans. For superb Greek Mediterranean food, try Maizevelo, which is a little further out of town, closer to the airport, but still within walking distance. Elia Beach is a paid beach with azure waters, each booking comes with two sunbeds and a parasol, and you can have lunch at the restaurant or bring your own. Scandinavian Disco is a popular club and meeting point for drinks, but the party only gets started after midnight.

The Mykonos Summer Festival is comprised of art exhibitions, open-air concerts and theatrical performances, with performing artists from all over the world. It takes place in the summer (June-July) in the town of Mykonos (Chora). The Harvest Festival takes place in September at the Agricultural Museum, also in town. Both of these are easily accessible on foot. If you’re staying on the other side of the island, catch the bus into the town.

The price of a hotel in Mykonos depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $382 per night.

Hotels in Mykonos are usually cheapest during the month of November, you can expect a price decrease of around 66% during this period.

Sunday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Mykonos. Thursday is the most expensive day.

The cost of a luxury hotel in Mykonos is generally around $743 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Mykonos is closer to $382 a night for every person, which is a 54%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.

Mykonos hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $112 for a bed per person. This will be around $229 under the cost of a typical Mykonos hotel.

Temperatures in Mykonos are typically around 73.4 °F during June and the chance of rain is low, which makes June the perfect time to spend some time outside at popular area attractions like Paradise Beach, Kamari Beach, and Perissa Beach.

Yes, there are 3,590 vacation rentals in Mykonos. At the moment, Bonzoe Homes & Villas is the most popular Mykonos vacation rental based on our user data. Search for vacation rentals in Mykonos.

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