Mykonos Princess Hotel

We returned to the Mykonos Princess after previously staying in 2017, and from the moment we arrived, we were made to feel exceptionally welcome. The Mykonos Princess is a lovely, bright-white boutique hotel with everything we had been looking for: an attractive pool and pool bar, an all-day menu, room service and a proper restaurant offering an à la carte menu and wine list. Both rooms we experienced were bright, comfortable and furnished to a very good standard. As returning guests, we found a bottle of Prosecco, and a lovely welcome note waiting in our first room, which was a thoughtful and greatly appreciated touch. When Nicholas told the hotel manager, Irene, that we had returned, she immediately came to greet us personally and warmly offered us a room upgrade. We were made to feel like royalty. Whenever Irene saw us during our stay, she took the time to say hello and ask how we were. This was genuine customer service rather than something merely performed as part of the job. Irene is full of energy, always welcoming and never without a smile. By our second day, we were already building lovely relationships with the staff, particularly Jacklyn and Nicholas on reception. The other member of the reception team, including the charming young lady with long dark hair whom we unfortunately did not get the opportunity to know as well, was equally welcoming. The pool-bar team, including the Balinese members of staff, also looked after us extremely well. The long Mykonos season can understandably be demanding, but the staff were generally excellent. The restaurant provided the proper dining experience we wanted, with table service, an à la carte menu and a wine list. The food was good, attractively presented and enjoyable, although we felt that both the menu and the cooking had lost a little of what made them particularly special during our visit in 2017. The choices were now also quite different. Breakfast was of very good quality, and the previously extensive range of options had been somewhat reduced. This was a little disappointing, but there was nonetheless still plenty of choice. There are a few points that prospective guests may find useful. The hotel is built across several levels and has a considerable number of steps. Anyone with walking or mobility difficulties should bear this in mind and bring walking sticks if they use them. The stairs became challenging for me, and sadly, because of my age and mobility, they are the principal reason we sadly, more than likely would be unable to return. One evening, a guest started to smoke at the restaurant table while eating. As a non-smoker, I found this so unpleasant that I left the restaurant. I raised the matter with the restaurant supervisor but was disappointed that the smoking was defended rather than stopped. Thankfully, the disagreement was put behind us by the following day and did not affect the remainder of our stay. Nevertheless, I hope the hotel will reconsider allowing smoking at dining tables, for the comfort of guests trying to enjoy their food. Guests should also be aware that the hotel shuttle costs a minimum of €30 for each journey, which can add up if used regularly. We stayed from 9 to 16 September and, despite these few minor observations, had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. We recognise that hotels and their services have inevitably changed since 2017, particularly following the pandemic, and hope that some of the touches we remembered may return in the future. The warmth and personal attention we received, especially from Irene and the reception team, made our stay feel genuinely special. Although our mobility circumstances mean that we are unlikely to return, we would absolutely recommend the Mykonos Princess to anyone looking for a beautiful, intimate boutique hotel with excellent personal & customer service. Thank you to Irene, Jacklyn, Nicholas and the entire team for making returning guests feel so valued.

This is one of the best hotel here on the island. The location has great view of the port and the old town. The public bus is a short walk for us to go places. The room with sea view is a must. They serve very good healthy breakfast. The staff are amazing. I will stay there again in future.

We enjoyed at 10 day stay at the Princess Mykonos Hotel. the Hotel is located out of the main town but for us that was a bonus. the Hotel itself is situated with a beach nearby which is easily accessible by foot. There is a very warm and friendly greeting as you arrive at the Hotel. All the staff are so warm, friendly and knowledgeable, nothing is too much trouble. There is a lovely pool area which can get busy and you have to be up early sometimes to get a bed. At times people put towels on to reserve then you don't see them for hours which is very annoying. There are a number of rooms to suite all tastes. we stayed in a superior with sea view, private balcony and Jacuzzi. The pool side restaurant food is very good but as with all of Mykonos it is very expensive especially the Alcohol. The pool area can get a little noisey with the music that is played. The Hotel and rooms are maintained to a very high standard with all areas being cleaned on a daily basis. There is a very nice atmosphere around the Hotel at all times. There is a roof top Restaurant which only has 7 tables.. There are other places to eat nearby but bets to book if dining after 2000hrs. All in all a great place to stay and relax plus get looked after by great staff