Cyclades Islands Adventure Holidays

Thank you for an amazing stay. Everywhere we looked was a friendly face looking to take care of us.

Absolutely stunning!!

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.

It’s a beautiful hotel. Good value for money. Even when it was full, the property looked as empty. It’s spacious, comfortable

5 star hotel with 5 star service. The staff, service, amenities, food, drinks, etc; all on POINT! A special shout out to Evi, who greeted us with such kindness & professionalism, and set the tone for the entire stay. Will not be staying anywhere else when I return to Mykonos!

Thank you for an amazing stay. Everywhere we looked was a friendly face looking to take care of us.

Absolutely stunning!!

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.