Grace Mykonos

Grace Mykonos is misrepresented and not a good hotel for families with small children. The hotel's pool is directly off of the restaurant and thus only open from 11AM to 7PM, whereas most other hotels on the island are open sunrise to sunset, and easy to get splashed by swimmers during meals and is unsafe for children who can walk directly from the dining table into the pool. To access the beach, you have to walk down a busy public road, and there is no private beach area for the hotel from which to order food, drinks, etc. The hotel rooms are modern and nice, but the photos misrepresent reality, and the plunge pools are tiny and extremely unsafe for children. The hotel's view is blocked my large cruise ships which ruin what could be a terrific view. The hotel is next door to an abandoned construction site and has horrible street presence. Highly recommend avoiding this hotel and looking elsewhere - tons of better options on the island!

Really nice clean hotel. All staff are super friendly and very helpful. Breakfast is very good everything cooked fresh and brought to you. The room was kept very clean and well Maintained throughout the stay. Problem is location. There are only two tavernas nearby. One on the beach, and the staff are so miserable you wonder why you are there giving them your money. The other one is way back up the hill and not really traditional. So big problem. The other issue you are under the flight path to the air port day and night. And looking out of your window, you are constantly shadowed by cruise ships that arrive pretty much every day, so the view of Mykonos is constantly blocked. And the hotel is positioned on a main road with passing traffic all the time. So not really a relaxing holiday. If you book a double superior room. Don’t expect to be able to un pack it is so small two people have to live out of a suit case. And you can’t pass each other by the bed. It is like living in a shoe box. The so called balcony is a joke, as per the pictures, you can’t actually get on it. Be aware of this one. You need to up grade to a suite to get anything half decent. If you want a nice time and experience go to Ornos where there are a few really lovely peaceful hotels and surrounded by traditional tavernas all within walking distance.

Our Thanks to Vasilis P. the GM and the team at Grace. Love the location...walk to the nearby beach, close to the town and the views are fabulous (no telephone wires to block unlike nearby hotels). We have stayed here twice and a few other Mykonos hotels. Oh, no loud roosters (sorry Habitat) and so serene. Some fabulous suites. Wonderful breakfasts and they aim to please.

My wife Karmin and I would like to thank the entire staff of the exquisite Grace Mykonos for their grace, kindness, and hospitality. We were greeted warmly by the Hotel GM Vasilis and his team when we arrived and they patiently walked us through the hotel amenities and provided a detailed overview of Mykonos. A good omen of things to come! The views are incomparable, and the classy pool area provides a paradise to look at the sea below, enjoy drinks and light snacks, and relax in the sun. Evi, the restaurant manager, was a delight! The spa is gorgeous and Martha is an expert masseuse, we highly recommend. We thank the entire hotel team for their gracefulness and professionalism. Thank you Evri, Olga, Savvis, Martha, Marcus, George, Evi, Matthew, Tasos, and great housekeeping by Maltina, Eirini, and Natalia! We recommend Grace Mykonos with highest enthusiasm and look forward to a return visit in the future! Karmin and Tom

. The hotel is located at 10min drive from the old town.Delicious breakfast and lunch.Seaview from pool area was amazing very nice pool .The bedroom and bathroom were clean and comfortable also Staff were helpful

Stayed here last week of September for 7 nights. What a lovely place this is. Situated in Agios Stefanos, 2 minutes walk from the lovely sandy beach. 5 mins from the new port, 10 minutes from Mykonos Town and 15 minutes from the airport. The beach clubs of Paradise Beach are about 20 minutes away (we only visited Scorpios which is well worth a visit). The hotel has a lovely sun deck and small pool which I imagine could get busy in summer but when we were there, we were pretty much the on,y people up there most days. The restaurant is situated by the pool and is well priced by Mykonos standards. They also do some cracking cocktails up there. Breakfast is also excellent and served from 8-11am. There a couple of fairly good local tavernas less than a 5 minute walk away and also a small shop nearby (turn left out of the hotel, follow the road down, it’s on the corner). The hotel used to operate a free shuttle to town but now doesn’t so it’s either the local bus or a private transfer (35 Euros each way). A transfer to Scorpios cost us 50 Euros each way . The hotel can organise these easily. Expensive yes, but that’s Mykonos for you! We stayed in a junior suite which was perfect, with a small balcony overlooking the bay (and the cruise ships!). Very comfortable and well equipped with fridge and Nespresso machine, nice upscale toiletries in the bathroom and a very good rain shower. This hotels greatest asset though is it’s staff, particularly the restaurant staff. Everybody is extremely friendly and can’t do enough for you. Considering how expensive Mykonos is, this hotel is an absolute bargain. Highly recommended.

You always go back to the places where you felt perfectly, and this is the case of this beautiful hotel. Right from the arrival everything makes you feel well: the receptionists are very kind and professional, such as the rest of the staff. Breakfast is amazing, both for the food and the way it is served. Mr. Plafountzis, the GM, is always there in order to make your stay an amazing one. I’ll back for sure as soon as possible.

Very nice and cozy hotel with amazing staff and great manager. Conveniently located and with a beautiful beach right in front. I suggest the rooms from the swimming pool up! Breakfast a la carte with great dishes and top quality ingredients. Key Xfactor is really the Team - starting with the manager