The Hotel Mykonos Beach is cozy place perched on the side of a hill overlooking a sandy beach and the beautiful Aegean sea. Its architecture and decor is traditional, with whitewashed walls inside and out, while doors and window frames are painted Aegean blue. The stone walls and gardens bring the island landscape in. The hotel feels like a beachside bungalow complex, with winding stairways between common areas and guest rooms. The vibe is quaint and the atmosphere is peaceful, yet the center of town is within walking distance, making this a convenient base. The main restaurant is homey and open to the air, with stone floors and local pottery and art lining the walls. Perhaps the most picturesque part of the hotel is its tiny chapel, a lovely place that's host to many weddings. Overall, it's an unpretentious hotel that though a bit worn around the edges, is clean and welcoming. The extras are few, and the facilities are a little out of date, but the location is ideal for tourists seeking a good value.

The hotel is located on the side of a hill overlooking the Aegean, just across the street from sandy Hyper Paradise Beach. The area is quiet, but close enough to walk to Mykonos Town, which is about 15 minutes away. The Mykonos Windmills and Aegean Maritime Museum can be reached in 13 minutes, while Paraportiani Church and the Old Port are 16 minutes away. The Fabrika bus station is an eight-minute walk from the hotel, giving access to the island’s major attractions and beaches. Nightlife fans can walk to and from the clubs, and the popular Little Venice area is 15 minutes away. The airport and ferry port are both about a 10-minute drive away, and the hotel runs a free shuttle to both.

Rooms at the Hotel Mykonos Beach are bright, clean, and simply decorated. There are a variety of room categories, from standard Double Rooms to family-size Quadruple Rooms. All of the guest rooms have French doors that open onto furnished balconies or terraces with sea views, but some balconies are not completely private. Most double beds are twins pushed together, and the sparse furnishings and tile floors are plain but pleasant, featuring an all-white Greek island style peppered with blue accents here and there. Standard amenities include satellite TVs, mini-fridges, and safes, but a limited selection of toiletries is offered. Bathrooms are a tight squeeze, with tile floors and narrow shower stalls, plus little counter space. 

The hotel has a lovely outdoor infinity pool that overlooks the beach and Aegean Sea beyond. There is a spa tub adjacent to the pool, and an outdoor shower to rinse off or cool down. The deck is lined with sunbeds and beach umbrellas, and there is a poolside bar built into the side of the hill, serving drinks and snacks throughout the day. A free hot and cold breakfast buffet is also offered every morning in the dining room, and coffee and tea are available all day long in the lobby -- plus guests are welcomed with a drink at check-in. The hotel provides free transfers to and from the airport and port. Bikes and cars can be rented on-site. Massages and other body treatments are available at the hotel spa. The hotel's picturesque chapel is a lovely site for a wedding, and wedding services are available. Free Wi-Fi is available, but guests complain of spotty and poor service.