Although it's a walk downhill into town on busy roads, the hotel is actually not too far from the center of town. Renting a car is a nice way to explore the island's various beaches and tavernas, a nice alternative to the morning and afternoon crowds that offload from the cruise ships into Mykonos town. We upgraded to a sea view room with a private terrace overlooking the bay, and enjoyed the accommodating staff and good breakfasts.

This hotel probably has one of the best views on the island and the restaurant is excellent. Quiet (at least in the off season) it has a parking lot so easy to park if you rent a car. the staff was very helpful although we had some challenges with one employee who was trying to be really helpful but kept nodding in our conversations but then it was clear that they did not understand us.

like other comments-it is a 'hike' to the downtown area-all down hill into town and all up to get back! still we prefer the walk and the quiet...if you are big on the staying out late downtown-pick something closer.

This hotel is situated on top of the hill with a clear view of the water and surrounding countryside. All rooms have either a terrace or balcony and can be described as quaint.
The bathrooms are large with a spa bath and the staff are very attentive.
Breakfast is great and the staff on hand will make anything you want.
The pool is very beautiful and overlooks the amazing Agean!
It is too far to walk into town so AWD are recommended.

Nothing really to add that hasnt already been said about the wonderful staff, views and good breakfast. The only downside was the walk into town for the nightlife however we came across a really lovely restaurant about half way ( next to hotel Carob)which had superb views of the sunset and good food at a reasonable price where we went if we couldnt face the walk after being out all day. There is no getting away from the fact that Mykanos town is lovely but very expensive and I would not recommend going in peak season as it was busy enough when the cruise ships were in port! Enjoyed the trips to Delos, Tinos and the jeep safari is a good way to see the island if you dont want to hire a car or forget your licences like we did! We used the local buses daily to go to the beaches and particularly liked Pliatos Gialos as it was a reasonable price for the sunloungers which were quite spaced out if you use the blue ones in front of the supermarket, where you could buy cheaper beer and cans of G n T !!