We went to mykonos for our honeymoon and after reading some reviews I wasn't sure what to expect. When we got to Mykonos we were picked up and brought to this bright artistic hotel - our room was gorgeous with a seperate bedroom and seperate living room. The hotel is walking distance to the only sand beach we saw (the rest are pebble beaches).

It is definitely a bus ride into town and the other beaches but we didn't mind cause it was more private where the hotel was.

I thought the hotel was very pretty and service was good. The room was the best part of the hotel and I would definitely stay here again.

I cannot say enough about this hotel. I was completely impressed with the staff, the room, and the service. It was the most relaxing part of my trip to Greece. We met the owner of the hotel out at a restaurant and he was completely nice and generous. Breakfast in the morning was great and the view from the pool was spectacular. I loved that this hotel is away from all of the hubbub of the "city". The beach is in walking distance and they have a nice restaurant at the beach. The restaurant at the hotel was amazing, the eggplant dish was yummy.

The bus that picks you up just a few minutes away was very convienent and it wasnt expensive for a cab ride. I would recommend this hotel to anyone and everyone.

Just a few works to describe our stay at "The Princess of Mykonos":
The first day we got there, the young guy working at the reception was not very helpful and in some ways "rude". The breakfast was very poor and also the hotel is located far from all good beaches... another thing I wanted to say is that the hotel is overprized for what it can offer to the customers... I would not go back to that hotel again!

My husband and I visited Greece in September and October 2006. We asked for 5 star properties as we have found in our past travels to Europe, that even many 4 star properties have been found to be unsuitable to us in terms of basic things, such as cleanliness, helpfulness and location. At the Princess of Mykonos, we paid extra to have a "sea-view" room. Unfortunately, this "sea view" was mostly obstructed by some outbuldings of the hotel as well as a luxury private home bult overlooking the sea, but in front of the "sea view" rooms of the hotel. The room was quite spacious and adequate, but the bathroom was microscopic and the shower was a crooked rod with a theadbare curtain which in no way served to contain the water produced with each shower. As a result, each day the bathroom and parts of the bedroom floors were soaked with water up to an inch high. The housekeeping staff did a good job of mopping this up, but in a supposed 5 star hotel, how much would a glass shower enclosure cost?!
There were not many people staying at the hotel during our visit as it was "shoulder season". They have a lovely salt water swimming pool and padded loungers which was very relaxing. We were usually the only ones there. Unfortunately, we were not informed that both the restaurant and the bar had closed for the season. At least the breakfast was quite good with a varied sampling of foods, including regular and chocolate croissants, bacon, sausage, eggs, toast etc. They also have a lovely outside terrace where you can have your breakfast should you choose to.
The thing that was most bothersome to us is that we did not know that this hotel is quite a ways from Mykonos town and the beaches. The bus service is erratic at best and there are not many taxis about and you are likely to be crammed into a cab with several other people, all going to different places. Everyone ends up paying for everyone else's ride!! Had we known, we would have chosen accomodation closer to Mykonos town as you really have to go there to dine each evening, All in all, in our opinion The Princess of Mykonos is a 3 star property at best. If this is the only "room in town" (actually out of town) then go for it, but otherwise choose somewhere else.