Idyllically situated in Mykonos town this sea-view accommodation in Mykonos offers a picturesque view of the authentic cubic houses and the traditional windmills of Mykonos town. The stunning whitewashed Cycladic infrastructure harmoniously blends understated elegance with minimalist hotel rooms and hotel suites. Modern amenities and stylish furnishings featured in all hotel rooms and hotel suites offer guests the ultimate comfort. The privileged location of the sea view suites allows guests to savor the most astonishing sunset view over the Aegean and the romantic evening panorama from the privacy of their balcony.

The elegant Riviera Retreat Rooms of Mykonos Riviera boast an area of 39 square meters and have a maximum capacity of 3 guests. The spacious rooms have an open plan bathroom, with a free-standing designer bathtub and a walk-in shower with a rain showerhead, a choice of king size or twin bedding, a walk-in closet, a 49 inch Smart TV, individually controlled air - conditioning, Nespresso machine, coffee and tea facilities, a laptop size safe deposit box and a fully stocked mini bar. The Riviera Retreat Rooms are located on the first floor, have private furnished terraces and enjoy sea views.

Mykonos is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece, known for its stunning beaches, lively nightlife, and charming, white-washed buildings. Over 20 beaches, each with a special charm, can be found on the island. The most well-known ones are Psarou, Super Paradise, and Paradise Beach, which are renowned for their pristine waters and exciting beach parties. Agios Sostis or Fokos Beach offers a more sedate and private atmosphere.

Mykonos is renowned for having some of the best nightlife in Greece. Numerous clubs and bars can be found on the island, many of them are situated in Chora, the capital of Andros. The town comes alive at night with revelers from all over the world during the summer.

The lengthy history of Mykonos, which reaches back to ancient times, has had an impact on the island’s architecture. Little Venice is one of the island’s cutest communities, where brightly colored homes are constructed up to the water’s edge. Mykonos’ windmills, which were formerly used to process grain but are now a well-liked tourist destination, are another must-see location.