For guests looking for a glorious Greek island getaway, look no further than magical Mykonos Town, aka Chora.
The Myconian Collection’s properties in Mykonos Town allow guests to move freely between them and enjoy facilities such as pools, restaurants, bars, and spas.
DEOS Mykonos: Named for the awe-inspiring beauty of its natural setting, Deos is poised on a hilltop above Mykonos Town with panoramic views from the famous windmills in the old harbour, across the neighbouring islands of Delos, Syros, and Tinos.
Rooms at DEOS feel like private residences, with a warm, minimalist style showcasing natural textures and rustic local stone. Ample marble bathrooms are discreetly screened from the elegant living areas, opening out onto generous, shaded terraces with either a private pool or jacuzzi.
Dining at Epico, the on-site restaurant, is a decadent affair indoors or alfresco under the stars. The menu celebrates Greek culinary culture and showcases homegrown ingredients and seasonal produce. DEOS’ dedicated wellness spaces include a fully equipped gym, luxurious spa, indoor pool, and relaxation area with a sauna and steam bath. Signature treatments showcase infusions and essential oils from locally harvested botanicals specially created for the hotel’s guests.
Myconian Korali: Situated atop the hills above historic Mykonos harbour, this Relais & Chateaux hotel is just moments from the nightlife of Mykonos Town and the quaint cafes and tavernas of Little Venice.
Luxurious rooms and suites feature streamlined furniture with colourful accents and handpicked art. Summer living is easy in private pools and jacuzzis or stretching out on shaded loungers on the pool deck. Kitrino Bar is the place for sun-kissed afternoons, spellbinding sunsets and signature cocktails. At the same time, the Satory Spa is the ideal destination to unwind and spoil yourself with a frangipani salt scrub, superfood pro-radiance facial, or dip in one of five heated thalassotherapy pools.
Local produce is exclusively grown for Myconian Korali’s fine-dining restaurant, Baos. The chef serves a bold blend of haute cuisine and farm-to-table dining for an unforgettable experience.
Myconian Kyma: The birthplace of the Myconian Collection portfolio, Myconian Kyma, a member of Design Hotels and favourite among the jet set, pairs trendy with traditional in an intimate setting with lush gardens, private terraces, and vast views of windmills, Little Venice and the Aegean Sea.
Each luxurious room and suite is a slice of paradise, with crisp, whitewashed interiors and a cool combination of marble, wood, glass, and stone. The cream of the crop sports sparkling private jacuzzis and infinity pools.
The shaded pool deck sunbeds enjoy 360-degree island views, while the iconic George’s Bar serves up aperitifs and pre-dinner nibbles by night. Noa Greek Restaurant is renowned for its floor-to-ceiling windows with ocean views and incredibly fresh Mediterranean fare, including seafood exclusively caught for guests. At the Satory Spa, five heated thalassotherapy pools take centre stage, while a state-of-the-art fitness room includes gym rooms and private studios for pilates and yoga.
Myconian Naia: Overlooking Chora and the glittering Aegean, Myconian Naia is an elegant boutique property steps from the timeless charm of Mykonos Town. Secluded and striking, the hotel’s architecture is inspired by the ancient stone structures of Mycenae.
Home to 18 luxury adults-only suites, Myconian Naia, is a peaceful retreat with stone walls, marble floors, and king-sized beds—private pools and jacuzzis complete the picture. The elegant infinity pool deck offers magnificent views, while Bacos Bar is a hive of activity at sunset.
Dinner is different, with guests invited to sample an array of Japanese delicacies alongside reinvented Greek flavours at Kinjo Japanese Restaurant.
Guests of the Myconian Collection properties planning on piling up their purchases can ask their hotel concierge for a private shopping tour or have someone collect their purchases and unpack them back at home base, ready to wear for dinner. They can also book a charter yacht with a private guide for a first-class Delos experience.
