Ostraco, Mykonos, Greece - Explore & Book
"Mykonos, the original Cycladic haunt of the 1960s, is back in vogue. And the in-place to lay your head is the stylishly minimal Ostraco. It sits on a hill above the impossibly pretty horseshoe-harbour of Chora, with long views out to a scudding blue sea. Guests lounge around on sumptuously cushioned day-beds in shaded pergolas, or top up their tans on white-clad sunloungers around an amoeba-shaped pool. In the evening, the place comes alive with music, lanterns, cocktails and a party-soul bartender: a fitting prelude for a night on the tiles (or rather cobbles) of Chora’s labyrinthine alleys, glitzy restaurants and laid-back dance clubs. But it's the supremely cool interiors that really take your breath away: rustic and retro design details adorn a backdrop so brilliantly white that you’ll be wearing your Armani shades inside. And it could not be more romantic: twinkling views, heated outdoor Jacuzzis in some suites, even a pair of immaculate chapels on hand in case you pop the question. Highs The rooms’ pared-down aesthetic is the last word in Greek island chicWith 22 rooms and suites, the mood is intimate and sociable (it is still family-owned)Manager Stella and her excellent team provide faultless, friendly serviceYou can take a day-trip to ancient Delos, shop (or bop) till you drop in Chora’s designer boutiques and clubs, hang out among the perfect bodies of Paradise beach, or jump on a bus or fishing boat to a quieter cove Lows Some road noise in the rooms nearest the streetIt’s a steep 10-minute walk (or short taxi ride) into townSome outdoor areas feel overlookedMykonos is the most expensive island in Greece, and Ostraco’s rates reflect this" - Melinda McDougall
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