Hotels near Mykonos Airport - JMK, Mýkonos City

Ornos was a lovely location - we preferred it to Paradise where we stayed last time (particularly for a family). But the beach gets very busy by lunchtime and there is only a very small sandy part to put your own towel/umbrella without having to rent a bed. The sun lounge rentals range from 60euro to 100euro for the front row. Near the beach there were many great restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets.

One of the most warmest and welcoming accomodations i have ever been. The location,the pool,the view are fantastic,very family friendly and quiet Just a 15 min walk from downtown Especially hats down to the host Alex,who’s like one of the coolest and nicest hosts you’ll ever meet.Always helpful and caring for his guests.Helped us out at one occassion with a big trouble we had. For sure a big reccomendation for everyone,Worth every cent

Beautiful place. Lots of bakeries, supermarkets and restaurants with stunning beaches. We ate at Souvlaki Story in Klouvas which was great food. We used the supermarket Flora and bakery next door which was amazing. We also used following: supermarket called Bizarre which is very reasonable, a bakery called Venti and a Crepe takeaway. All other restaurants we ate in were in Mykonos town or Little Venice. Something I didn’t read was the roads are very busy. You need to be a confident driver if you choose to drive in Mykonos.

Tourlos is certainly a less expensive alternative to Mykonos Old Town---as a hotel location---while proving easy and inexpensive access (€2/passenger with the Sea Bus) to the Mykonos Old Town. The island of Mykonos is ,however,---as a preferred party island for especially the younger visitors---not my preferred Greek Island, for exploring historic sites or even enjoying places with a unique volcanic history and topography (like Santorini)....

The part of Mykonos island where we stayed was very quiet at night so you could get a lot of rest and relaxation, which was great. We had like a 3-5 minute walk to a beach, a store, and a couple of restaurants. It’s like 5-7 minutes from Mykonos Town or the Old Port where a lot of the main action is so you have to get transported there. We learned that you have to have a class M license yo rent the scooters 🛴 (mopeds). The cars and ATVs are fine to rent with a standard license but the scooters require a Class M or CM(I believe). It’s Grecian law but very disappointing for us lol! We would have been better off with the scooters as they rent them for 24 hours; the cars and ATVs as well but we had a dream of zipping around on the scooter🤗 we know now and I’m sure by the next time we go— I’ll be able to get one 😉 Don’t stay In Mykonos Town if you want peace and quiet. Do stay in Mykonos Town if you want a bustling night life with plenty of dining option well into the morning.

Ano Mera was good for you want to be away from the city but still able to visit. It is only about 25 minutes from the city and the beaches but still far enough away to feel peaceful. If you do stay here I recommend renting a car or being very ok with using lots of taxis. While buses exist I was never able to figure them out. great for families or people who want relaxing nights and don't plan on going out at night.