The Best Hotels With Pools on Mykonos, Greece

Whilst Mykonos is typically known for its party-scene, BILL&COO offers a tranquil escape that’s perfect for families looking to unwind. Located just a short drive from Mykonos Town, BILL&COO is well situated for days of exploring the local culture and sights such as the infamous Mykonos Windmills, Little Venice and the Paraportiani Church. BILL&COO offer a variety of suites and villas with private pools, perfectly suited for families who are looking for a poolside escape. The hotel’s Restaurant offers an array of classic Greek dishes, perfect for casual dining throughout the day whilst still enjoying the glittering Aegean Sea views.

Located on the edge of Mykonos town, The COAST is an ultra-private, adults-only beachfront property, situated on the scenic Agios Ioannis peninsula. The boutique property consists of 15 suites looking over the Aegean Sea, the sacred island of Delos and the picturesque chapel of St John. Guests enjoy access to the property’s private sandy beach and one of the most talked about restaurants on the island, BeefBar Mykonos.

If you’re seeking style, spa and serene swims, Harmony is the see-and-be-seen crashpad for you. Close to the buzz of Mykonos town, its large, jagged slab of blue pool attracts boho-chic couples and groups of friends. Its buildings are in dazzling white with linen canopies and powder-blue painted balconies. Rooms have prettily tiled bathrooms and raw-wood headboards, for a light, breezy, beach-house feel.

With spacious, open-plan rooms and a minimalist aesthetic, you decompress instantly as you enter the smooth-edged, sage-shuttered Olia Hotel. At the relaxed, alfresco Meze on Port restaurant, zingy beetroot salad and fresh squid are served up with flair, while a huge, curvaceous pool has more than enough room for an exclusive crowd of guests. It’s a quiet location, but you’re only a 15-minute walk away from Mykonos Town, with its labyrinthine whitewashed houses and windmills.

The stylish monochrome cocktail bar, brightened by zesty green cushions and lit by storm lanterns, is the place to be at this trendy stay – though its top-notch gym and herbal-scented spa (widely regarded as the best in Mykonos Town) are just as popular. Rooms are kept in smart greys and whites, and some have sultry plunge pools or whirlpool tubs. Most seductive is the huge, rippling pool, trimmed with a part-shaded patio and generous sun loungers, which, at night, takes on a nightclub feel, thanks to twinkling LED lights.

With its luminous shallows and palm-thatched parasols, Platis Gialos Beach draws families as well as glamorous jet-setters. It’s backed by a scattering of stylish hotels, including Petinos, which will wow you with the dazzling grand design of its pool terrace, all charcoal beanbag chairs and sunken palms. Interiors are just as soothing, with pine-accented whites and seashell motifs. Catch a boat from the beach to visit other, more secluded coves.

Psarou Beach is the posey, party beach on Mykonos, and Nissaki Boutique Hotel has the slightly blingy beach-club aesthetic to match, with veiled cabanas, circular daybeds and alfresco dining tables all looking out to the sea. Faced with a ravishing rectangular pool, inset with loungers on wooden platforms, guests take lounging breaks only to traipse off to the spa or retreat to the shade of the healthy-chic Phos Restaurant, which has lots of tempting veggie options.

With beaten-copper lamps, bohemian murals and curious fringed chandeliers wiggling on the ceiling like a coral reef, this striking design hotel is a step away from Greece’s usual whitewashed simplicity. Outside, crochet canopies cast pretty ripples across cushioned daybeds around the pool, but prettiest of all is the “forest” of wood and foliage that trims the buffet restaurant. Topped off with an exceptionally friendly staff, this is one of the best hotels in Platis Gialos.

Luxury is baked into this couples’ favourite, a short walk from Mykonos Town. Charcoal and black accents give clean white rooms an edge, yoga sessions in the garden start your day right, and a pool bar serves beats and cocktails to loungers and length-swimmers. Take your breakfast on the breezy terrace, or order it straight to your room – and be sure to be by the pool bar in time for the smouldering sunsets the island has to offer.