My group arrived at this hotel late, probably around 4PM and were settled into our rooms quickly and efficiently by the staff. I was assigned to a room on the second floor of the spa building (room 606), about two thousand yards from the reception/pool area. My room had a view of reception and other buildings in the complex, but I couldn't see the ocean or the town. Some rooms had lovely views of the harbor. On the other hand, my terrace included a hot tub, cafe table and pair of chairs with privacy glass separating me from my neighbors. The hot tub was clean and piping hot.

The room itself was quite small, but comfortable. It had the oddest lighting behind a pierced scrim incorporated into the headboard. You'll have to see the photos as it's hard to describe. Above the scrim was decorative swagged mosquito netting. Mombasa it was not. The walls were white. Furniture was painted pistachio green with soft green bedspread and drapes. There was a small flat screen TV, a pair of night stands, vanity, luggage rack, and a series of very large closets which included a small refrigerator and safe. Floor was polished limestone. Air conditioning was exceptionally effective.

The bath was tiny with a very small shower set above a small trough with a curtain. Water invariably got all over the place when used, but there was a drain in the floor. It was ok, but not very efficient. I find this is often so in European hotels. There was not much room around the sink for toiletries. I've seen better bathrooms. Water pressure and hot water were plentiful and blow drier and nice soaps and lotions were available.

Breakfast was in the next building down and was quite nice. The room was comfortable with breakfast food at various stations. Cereals were in one area, eggs, sausages, and colds meats in another; and yogurt, fruits and sweets in another area. Most of the tables were set for four. Service at breakfast was exceptional.

The real stars of the Mykonian K Resort are the public rooms, the poolside restaurant, and the splendid double salt water pool. One pool flows into the other and there are plenty of lounges, towels, shower facilities, and a hot tub. I spent a very pleasant afternoon lounging, swimming, sipping drinks. Lovely. The bar was nice, but the bartender didn't understand American drinks...so it goes.

A trek into town involves walking down a very steep hill with sidewalks part way. Caution is advised. It takes about fifteen to twenty minutes to get to the main shopping area. Shopping in Mykonos is quite good. There are plenty of shops and there is lots to buy. And the town is marvelously photogenic.

I liked this hotel even though a little far from town. Facilities were clean and pleasantly decorated; staff was courteous and efficient; and food was excellent.

My husband and I were at the Myconian Ambassador @ the end of September.We would like to thank the most amazing , helpful staff that we have come across in our many travels. Our room was spectacular, with a semi-private plunge pool overlooking the Agean Sea. We definitely felt like Rockstars! The hotel breakfast was a gorgeous spread. The decor is very elegant and simple and you overlook the most stunning views of the pool and the Sea. A nice glass of champagne in hand ;there is no better way to begin your day. Definitely worth waking up for!The hotel is conveniently located within a quick walk to the beach and many restaraunts. we would go back in a Heartbeat!!! Thanks Again guys for making our stay with you so memorable!!

Regina & Manjinder

The staff was amazing!! So nice! The view from our bedroom was perfect (ocean + sunset view) the jacuzzi (by the pool) wasn't very warm :( they could improve that and oh yes our bathroom had no tub just a curtain therefore everytime we took a shower it got flooded (not that it mattered because we could just pile up towels on the bathroom floor and we were always "out and about" - never spent too much time in the room). Bed was super comfy and room was large, neat, clear and clean, our mini balcony with the sunset view to the ocean was awesome! Food in the bar (by the pool) and the breakfast room was amazing (like everywhere in Greece! The best food in Europe for me is anywhere in Greece!!). The only prob really was transportation. But that's the whole problem with Mykonos = no sidewalks! We were lucky to have a friend come pick us up to take us to town and back every night. We rented a car to go to other parts of the island during the day while our friend was working but at night you couldn't find parking in the city centre and althought the hotel is extremely close you couldn't walk because the street leading up to the hotel is super narrow with no sidewalks and surrounded with high walls so if I car was coming your way you had to stick to the walls like a gecco and pray!

My husband and I stayed at the Mykonian-K for three nights as part of a Transat Holidays cruise-and-stay vacation package in the Greek islands.

A decent hotel, but it was really just a base for us since we spent most of our time out exploring Mykonos Town or at the beach. The hotel is located at the top of a hill so although it was a relatively easy 15 minute walk to Mykonos Town, bear in mind that it's slightly more work to walk back uphill (although it is certainly do-able, and good to walk off all that gyros and moussaka!) :) And stay close to the side of the road, especially at night when it's dark!

We had a nice ocean view and the hotel overlooks a small beach that is within walking distance but it was too cold to swim there in mid-September. You can also easily take a bus from Mykonos Town to one of many other beaches on the island as well (where you pay to use a lounge chair/umbrella for the day). I was disappointed in the hotel's breakfast buffet because the hot items were cold and so it was only good to grab a coffee and a croissant.

With so many places in town to eat we never ate dinner at the hotel. I recommend Katerina's in the area known as "Little Venice". Katerina's is a very small place with friendly service and good food, and if you're lucky you may get a table on their tiny balcony with a view of the windmills. Or just grab a cheap and delicious gyros in town somewhere. Also, go hang out by the water and wait to see Petros the pelican (or his girlfriend) who is so good natured that he will stand around and pose for pictures with tourists. Or, try what was one of our most interesting experiences in Mykonos and go to "Fish Me" for a fish pedicure! There were even more men than women doing it.

If you are an animal lover, pack some cat treats! There were so many stray cats in Mykonos Town so if I had any fish or chicken left over at dinner I wrapped it up in napkin and fed it to the cats!

Overall, the Mykonian-K was a convenient location while staying in Mykonos, but I'd likely try some place else next time if I planned to spend considerable time at the hotel itself. Also, the bathroom was quite small and I managed to flood it every time I took a shower.