Olia Hotel

Qiuet location with great view of the new port . Bus stop directly in front of hotel or take the sea bus taxi into town . Breakfast was excellent with lots of choices for everyone .

Great location for the price, within walking distance to Mykonos town. Great pool, great atmosphere, and great breakfast option. The service was always friendly and willing to help with any request. Only complaint would be the mattresses, they are not very comfortable.

The only drawback was the lack of a lift, which made the room hard of access with heavy suitcases. The walk into town was also unpleasant, along a busy road with no sidewalk. Otherwise our stay was perfect.

We really enjoyed our stay at Olia Hotel Mykonos in September ‘19. It was so close to the port that it is within walking distance so no need for taxi. Do be careful walking to the hotel or anywhere because there are very few sidewalks so your in the street, and the sidewalks are not smooth. If I have anything bad to say about it was that it was so close to the port. It is an active port 24/7 so there is always something going on. Sometimes quiet, other times not, like during the day. There are occasional airplanes that go overhead as well. Boat whistles and horns are constant. We tried sleeping with the windows open on our last night to take advantage of the great breeze off the water and that’s when we discovered the noise from the port at night. There are ships sailing by all night long and not all have quiet engines, luckily no horns. The room we had, a junior suite, was so spacious with a whole kitchen set up and beds facing the water. Comfortability of the beds is subjective so I won’t comment on it except to say it was hard for my taste. It is just a short 10 min water taxi ride, which is picked up right across the street, to the city center where all the stores and restaurants are. The receptionist said you could walk but we opted for the water taxi because of stated. We had dinner for 2 nights at the restaurant in the Olia hotel and the food was very tasty and plentiful. Honestly, we don’t plan to return to Greece, but if we do, Olia will be our choice again!

Great staff and a great hotel. Everyone does a great job there.

We stayed for 3 nights at the end of a three week island holiday as Mykonos has the airport we need to return home. Room was more a suite with awesome sunset views. Hotel is relaxed and spread out so feels more like a village but apart from a busy road almost ideal and a great location for the ferries and small boat taxi into town

We stayed at Hotel Olia because it was close to the ferry port and because it rated so well. This hotel is located just about 15 minutes walk from the ferries. It’s a little inconvenient if you want to hang out at downtown area all the time but we didn’t. There is a bus stop right outside the hotel so getting around was not a problem. The service was wonderful and the hotel is designed like a mini resort with a lovely pool and restaurant. The breakfast in the morning was very nice with lots of choices. Our room was spacious and clean and the bed was very comfortable. You even get a bottle of water in the fridge. If your room is right out front, it might be a bit noisy due to the busy street but we were offered a room near he back and it was just fine. The front desk was very good about helping us with the bus schedule and any other services one might need.

The staffs are extremely helpful, very nice service. The location is just 5 minutes walk from the port and sea bus stop.

It is a great hotel with good service and breakfast and clean rooms, close to the ferry port. We didn't mind walking to the old Port/Mykonos town. One can take a bus or the sea bus as well.

Horrible horrible customer service. Put us in a far away building, full kitchen but not allowed to use it as they said they didn’t have a license yet. No coffee pot, electricity was out for a full day, terrible terrible WiFi that we couldn’t get in our room. Very sad. Also a long and dangerous walk to the town for restaurants. Won’t stay there again. Horrible manager who was the rudest woman I’ve ever met. Ruined visiting the island for me,