With a view of the Aegean, the mythical space where Poseidon, Zeus, Nessus, and other ancient gods once played, this spectacular hotel in an unusual position blends quality and modernity to draw in the worldly tourist to Mykonos. For a remarkable vacation in the center of the Cyclades islands, welcome to the Royal Myconian.
The intersection of the earth and the sky
The motel is situated on a rocky bluff with illogical slopes. As it approaches, higher and higher, the sky so vividly represented in mythology, it also gives its guests an unavoidable sense of plenty.
The main terrace overlooking the sandy beach of Elia offers a unique perspective of the sea and the Cycladic pair of Naxos and Paros, whose mountainous silhouettes can be seen on the horizon.
This beach is one of the most popular on the island, and Royal Myconian visitors are the only ones given deck chairs and rustic straw umbrellas. To guarantee your spot in the sun, you won’t have to rise at the crack of dawn.
Royal treatment
Of course, it’s simple to get swept up in the breathtaking scenery. It’s also important to note that the Royal Myconian has been named the Leading Hotel of the World, a distinction it has won by providing its guests with royal, flawless, and attentive service.
Ambrosia Restaurant also offers a gym and a thalassotherapy treatment to help people deal with the guilt that comes with overindulging. Visitors in full costume enter through the grand wooden doors at sunset to explore the panorama terrace. George Oikonomou, the head chef, serves them exquisite à la carte fare that is disarmingly simple. The Mykonian-inspired cuisine are accentuated by the muted lighting of the hundreds of candles that adorn the high ceilings and stone walls.
Few hotels can offer a multi-sensory evening that is deserving of the greatest accolades.
Lastly, those who want to experience the local way of life can take a daily minibus journey to Mykonos’ main village till the early hours of the morning. Conveniently, the stop is within a short distance from the famous white mills.
Five types of rooms
The Royal Myconian expertly blends dramatic architecture with modern common rooms. How? with artwork and spaces that stay true to Aegean customs. Perhaps with the exception of the property’s free Wi-Fi, which is an unmistakable indication that ancient Greece is no longer a reality.
Every suite has a large private patio with window shutters in aquamarine and fragrant fuchsia bougainvillea. Most of the rooms offer views of the ocean, but some even feature an infinity pool or private Jacuzzi.
To sum up, being in a heavenly environment is an amazing opportunity. Here, visitors mingle with the deities whose stories have inspired our fantasies. Dreams come true with the Royal Myconian.
