My friends and I stayed at this hotel and had a wonderful time. The hotel overlooks the bay, which is a gorgeous view. The staff was very accomodating and so friendly! The rooms were large and the beds were comfortable. I would definitely come back here!

Excelent service, very friendly! Nice pool area with beers, frappe's, and clean towels available. Rooms are clean with modern "SHOWERS". A taxi ride to town is about 5.60Euro, if you plan on going to town twice a day it's better to rent a scooter for 15 euro per day.

We were allocated this accommodation due to some over-booking, but were very lucky as its such a charming place. The staff are delightful and very helpful. It is family run so everyone is motivated to help the guests as much as possible. We had a ground floor bungalow and it was great - TV, fridge, aircon and a great power shower. The area is quiet with no passing traffic - just good views of the port and some amazing 'reverse parking' by the Criuse Ships!. There is a lovely local cat around the bungalows whom we nicknamed ' Blackie' who was just as friendly as the owners!

There is a pool, which isn't huge, but perfectly adequate and it is spotlessly clean. NB The hotel is up a pretty steep hill but that's why it has good views.

All in all a great place if you want to be near Mykonos town but not actually in it (there's an hourly bus). Its amazing value for a 3 star hotel and we would definitely return again.

Alison, London, UK

The accomodation at the Rhenia Bungalows is spot on. For a three star hotel you get a lot of space (both inside the room and on the balcony) and good quality furniture. As previous posts have stated both Andreas and Alexandra are lovely and really want to make their guests comfortable. This extended to my partner and I being offered a lift to the airport by Alexandra to save on waiting for a cab. Breakfast is served in a room overlooking the pool and Mykonos Town and is a great way to start the day.

There are two (minor) downsides to the Rhenia Bungalows; the first is the walk into town. Whilst the walk does only take 20 minutes to get to the old port it is along a reasonably busy coast road with no pavement and it can be a little bit hairy having coaches, trucks and cars all coming at you! Once we'd discovered the joy of the bus for 1.10 Euro each and a cab back from town at no more than 4 Euro's we didn't bother walking it after that! The second minor downside is the distance to get to the nearest shop. A ten minute walk in the opposite direction of Mykonos Town will bring you to Agios Stefanos where you can find a shop to furnish you with all the necessary items, water and beer!

All things considered I would certainly return to the Rhenia Bungalows, the view of Mykonos Town from the balcony and the peace and quiet compared to the town centre makes it a winner!