Pelagos Sunset

The pool is huge compared with other hotels, and the bar there has good prices, so it’s easy to stay in and enjoy yourself. The receptionist was fantastic and gave us all the island tips we needed. The owner even helped us entertain our one-year-old child. In Mykonos, you need to rent a car, so it makes sense to stay outside the city, save on the hotel, and spend the extra on tours, food, and exploring. There’s no need to book a hotel that costs €500 or more per day. Just a fantastic place to stay!

George made us feel like we were visiting a friend. He suggested beaches and restaurants, arranged a quad for us to get around and a taxi to the airport on our last day, and offered to book restaurants. We could focus on resting and sightseeing without having to sort out the details. Yiannis was lovely and available even very early in the morning. They both checked whether we’d make our flight and wished us a good trip home. The hotel is beautiful, new, clean, and good value compared with the other places we looked at. It’s within walking distance of the city center, though the walk is a bit uphill. Our room was large, cleaned daily, and had fresh towels and a nice terrace overlooking the pool. There’s also a cute breakfast area. The staff were the best I’ve met, and the room was great value for money.

Zoe, the bar lady, was cheerful and so helpful. It was a real pleasure meeting her. Everything else was great too, from the location and room to the service. I’d highly recommend this hotel if you want somewhere relaxing around 20 minutes by car from town. Thanks for everything, and see you soon, Mykonos!

I stayed near the end of my holiday and had an enjoyable time overall. The staff were really friendly and accommodating, and the salt pool was a must during August. The location felt a bit out of the way to me. If you’re up for a 25-minute walk to town in the heat, it could work for you.