Pros

  • Located right on Agios Ioannis Beach, two miles from Mykonos Town
  • Tricked-out suites with private, sea-view infinity swimming pools, telescopes, and soaking tubs
  • Shirley Valentine Beach (as locals call it) has free loungers, umbrellas, and towels
  • Two on-site restaurants serve Mediterranean fare and seafood
  • Althea Spa Center provides all-natural treatments
  • Large outdoor swimming pool with adjacent kids' pool and whirlpool (all overlooking the Aegean Sea)
  • Free poolside refreshments, and the staff will clean your sunglasses
  • The White Bar does cocktails on the terrace with sunset views
  • Free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking
  • Fitness center, tennis courts, and squash courts
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Cons

  • Some guests complain about noise in the rooms
  • Balconies aren't private, and some rooms have better sea views than others
  • Free shuttle to Mykonos Town runs irregularly
  • The hotel's website shows an infinity pool, but it's available to only one suite, and not for all guests' use
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Bottom Line

Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort is a design-forward luxury property with many of the same features (chic outdoor swimming pool, beach facilities, spa, restaurants) as its competitors in this price range. The suites have private swimming pools, two bedrooms, and telescopes for star gazing. Other guest rooms have minimal decor and outdoor balconies, though these are less than private. The small beach here is lovely, with loungers reserved for hotel guests only, but it's a bit pebbly. For access to a slightly wider stretch of sand, visitors might want to check out Myconian Villa Collection (overlooking Elia Beach) or Petasos Beach Hotel (located on a peninsula between the very popular Platis Yialos and Psarou beaches). Many, however, prefer the seclusion offered here.

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Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort

Scene

Minimalist white with Greek architecture

Like many resorts on the island, Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort employs Cycladic architecture with cube-shaped whitewashed buildings. The lobby has lots of natural light and bright-white walls. A gray shag rug and long, beige upholstered benches warm up a living room area flanked by deep-white sofas and a wooden four-poster day bed topped with numerous striped throw pillows. Overhead, black trays suspended from the ceiling hold white pillar candles for a romantic vibe. Some of the lobby windows overlook the Aegean Sea.

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Location

Two miles outside Mykonos Town on the Aegean Sea and across from Delos Island, the legendary home of Greek gods

Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort offers the best of both worlds on the island of Mykonos: It's only two miles from the party scene of Mykonos Town, so it's easy to get in the mix, but if the crowds become too much the hotel provides a quiet oasis with a serene beach. A free shuttle bus runs at irregular hours, and parking at the hotel is free. The sacred island of Delos (thought to be the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, today it's a Unesco Heritage site and massive archeological area) is just across the Aegean Sea. Greeks claim that it's one of the sunniest areas in the world and offers special cosmic energy.

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Rooms

Modern rooms and suites with balconies or terraces, and some breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea

Garden View Rooms are the most economical option at Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort. These are on the first floor and have terraces. From there, prices increase but so do the amenities. Sea View Rooms are much more luxurious and include gorgeous views of the Aegean Sea and minimalist design with white Greek marble and a Myconian arch that separates the living area and bedroom. Premium and Superior Sea View Rooms have enormous bathrooms with egg-shaped soaking tubs, 32-inch flat-screen TVs, and steam rooms in the superior option. The grand suite looks like something straight out of a music video. Think private infinity swimming pool overlooking the Aegean, outdoor barbecue and shower, white Dionysos marble floors, and an indoor hot tub. Note that past guests have complained that the walls are thin, and that balconies overlook one another, which compromises privacy.

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Features

Private beach facilities, spa with fitness center, restaurants, swimming pool and hot tub, and more

Many guests come to Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort for a beach vacation and don't leave the property until it's time to head back to the airport. The resort includes a large, chic outdoor swimming pool and tiered deck with a hot tub overlooking the Aegean Sea and Delos Island. Sun beds, loungers, free ice cream, and towels -- plus drink service -- are available poolside or on Shirley Valentine Beach. This lovely, if slightly pebbly, stretch of sand isn't the biggest on Mykonos, but it certainly feels quiet and secluded. The spa offers traditional and all-natural treatments, but unlike the Myconian Imperial Hotel & Thalasso Centre, it doesn't have the saltwater therapy treatments that Mykonos is famous for.

The fitness center is one of the best we've seen on the island, while tennis and squash courts are a nice touch. Yoga or Pilates can be privately arranged in the stone-built amphitheater. Breakfast is free, and there are two on-site restaurants serving Mediteranean cuisine. The White Bar offers seating in the lobby or outdoors on the terrace with views of the sun setting over the water. If an infinity pool is a must, check out nearby Myconian Villa Collection.

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Oyster Hotel Review

Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort

Scene

Minimalist white with Greek architecture

Like many resorts on the island, Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort employs Cycladic architecture with cube-shaped whitewashed buildings. The lobby has lots of natural light and bright-white walls. A gray shag rug and long, beige upholstered benches warm up a living room area flanked by deep-white sofas and a wooden four-poster day bed topped with numerous striped throw pillows. Overhead, black trays suspended from the ceiling hold white pillar candles for a romantic vibe. Some of the lobby windows overlook the Aegean Sea.

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Location

Two miles outside Mykonos Town on the Aegean Sea and across from Delos Island, the legendary home of Greek gods

Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort offers the best of both worlds on the island of Mykonos: It's only two miles from the party scene of Mykonos Town, so it's easy to get in the mix, but if the crowds become too much the hotel provides a quiet oasis with a serene beach. A free shuttle bus runs at irregular hours, and parking at the hotel is free. The sacred island of Delos (thought to be the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, today it's a Unesco Heritage site and massive archeological area) is just across the Aegean Sea. Greeks claim that it's one of the sunniest areas in the world and offers special cosmic energy.

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Rooms

Modern rooms and suites with balconies or terraces, and some breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea

Garden View Rooms are the most economical option at Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort. These are on the first floor and have terraces. From there, prices increase but so do the amenities. Sea View Rooms are much more luxurious and include gorgeous views of the Aegean Sea and minimalist design with white Greek marble and a Myconian arch that separates the living area and bedroom. Premium and Superior Sea View Rooms have enormous bathrooms with egg-shaped soaking tubs, 32-inch flat-screen TVs, and steam rooms in the superior option. The grand suite looks like something straight out of a music video. Think private infinity swimming pool overlooking the Aegean, outdoor barbecue and shower, white Dionysos marble floors, and an indoor hot tub. Note that past guests have complained that the walls are thin, and that balconies overlook one another, which compromises privacy.

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Features

Private beach facilities, spa with fitness center, restaurants, swimming pool and hot tub, and more

Many guests come to Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort for a beach vacation and don't leave the property until it's time to head back to the airport. The resort includes a large, chic outdoor swimming pool and tiered deck with a hot tub overlooking the Aegean Sea and Delos Island. Sun beds, loungers, free ice cream, and towels -- plus drink service -- are available poolside or on Shirley Valentine Beach. This lovely, if slightly pebbly, stretch of sand isn't the biggest on Mykonos, but it certainly feels quiet and secluded. The spa offers traditional and all-natural treatments, but unlike the Myconian Imperial Hotel & Thalasso Centre, it doesn't have the saltwater therapy treatments that Mykonos is famous for.

The fitness center is one of the best we've seen on the island, while tennis and squash courts are a nice touch. Yoga or Pilates can be privately arranged in the stone-built amphitheater. Breakfast is free, and there are two on-site restaurants serving Mediteranean cuisine. The White Bar offers seating in the lobby or outdoors on the terrace with views of the sun setting over the water. If an infinity pool is a must, check out nearby Myconian Villa Collection.

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Amenities

  • Air Conditioner

  • Airport Transportation

  • Babysitting Services

  • Beach

  • Business Center

  • Cable

  • Children's Pool

  • Concierge

  • Dry Cleaning

  • Fitness Center

  • Free Breakfast

  • Internet

  • Jacuzzi

  • Kids Allowed

  • Laundry

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Mini Bar (with liquor)

  • Pool

  • Poolside Drink Service

  • Rental Car Service Desk Onsite

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Smoking Rooms Available

  • Spa

  • Swim-Up Bar

  • Tennis Court

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