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Hand-carved wood follows the shape of small waves, while rounded edges soften the marble and plaster walls. The design keeps the room light, with natural materials and details drawn from Mykonos. A worktop pulls out to serve as a desk or dining table. The drinks cabinet holds a bar trolley that can be brought out when needed.

Set on the ground floor, the room opens onto a private terrace facing the courtyard or gardens. The bathroom is finished in marble, with bathrobes and slippers supplied. Storage is built into the furniture, keeping the compact room clear while providing space for your belongings.

Down bedding and a marble bathtub bring soft and smooth textures to this room in the hotel's garden. The furniture is designed for flexible use, with a writing desk and a cabinet of premium drinks. Outside, a private terrace sits in a secluded corner of the grounds.

The room has a marble bathroom with bath products, bathrobes and slippers. Meals from Matsuhisa and the Pool Club can be delivered to the door at an extra charge, so dining in is an option. Set within the main Belvedere complex, the room combines the garden location with easy access to the hotel's restaurants and pool area.

White-on-white finishes and carved wood keep the room closely tied to the island's style. Large windows bring light into the sleeping space, and the terrace opens towards either the hotel's pool or the Aegean. Soft bedding and a marble bathtub are among the more tactile details of the interior.

The layout includes a place to write and a drinks cabinet, with room service available when you prefer to eat in. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied for use after a bath or a swim. The outdoor area extends the compact room with space to sit, while its outlook varies between the two settings within this category.

Jute textures and pebble patterns add detail to the white room. Concept Boarding designed it with Mykonian buildings in mind, using marble, plaster and wood. Outside, greenery encloses the garden and screens it from the rest of the hotel. The terrace forms part of this private outdoor space.

A writing desk and a cabinet of premium drinks fit into the room's compact layout. The marble bathroom is stocked with bath products, bathrobes and slippers, and an audio player is provided. The garden keeps the room within the main hotel grounds, with a green boundary that sets it apart from the paths and spaces around it.

A daybed sits within the open-plan living area and can sleep a third guest. Marble, plaster and hand-finished wood give the room its light island palette, with a drinks cabinet that opens into a full bar cart. The same piece of furniture converts into a dining table, making the layout useful for a meal as well as a drink.

The private terrace overlooks the pool or the Aegean, with the hotel's gardens forming part of the setting. Inside, a writing desk provides a place to work, and the bathroom is finished in marble. An audio player, bathrobes and slippers are also supplied.

The bedroom and living room are separate, each with its own door outside. A balcony opens from the bedroom, while the lounge leads to a terrace facing the courtyard or garden. A daybed in the living room can sleep a third guest, away from the main bed.

Soft grey accents sit against marble, plaster and carved wood. A fitted cabinet combines drinks storage with a work surface and a place to get ready. These uses sit together in one piece of furniture. The marble bathroom comes with bathrobes and slippers. On the ground floor, the suite gives both the lounge and bedroom their own outdoor space.

Large windows and a private balcony or terrace connect the room to its setting above Mykonos Town. Rooms sit on the ground or an upper floor, with simple island design and woven-cane wardrobes inside. A drinks centre holds local snacks and drinks, and a B&O speaker is provided.

Adjustable lighting allows a softer setting in the evening. The room belongs to the separate Hilltop complex, where hosts can assist during the day. Breakfast can be taken at the Hilltop Magic Garden, and residents have access to the shared outdoor pool. Back in the room, the private outdoor space offers a place to sit above the town.

Waves carved into the wooden surfaces bring detail to the room's simple marble and plaster palette. A timber screen conceals drinks storage and a vanity, with a sofa providing seating away from the bed. The balcony has sunbeds and a reading corner, with space to spend time outside.

Suites sit either on the ground floor beside the pool or on the first floor above it. The outlook varies with the room's position. The bathroom carries through the same carefully chosen finishes. A drinks cabinet is provided, and room service gives you the option of a meal in the suite or out on the balcony.

White curtains frame the terrace doors, with carved wooden surfaces shaped to echo small waves. Marble and plaster keep the room simple and bright. It sits on the first floor above the hotel's pool, with a private terrace looking across Mykonos Town and the Belvedere grounds.

There is a dressing area, a writing desk and a cabinet stocked with premium drinks. The marble bathroom comes with bathrobes, slippers and bath products. An audio player adds a useful touch indoors. The terrace provides a place for an evening drink, with a view that takes in the town, the hotel and the coast beyond.

The bedroom opens straight onto a veranda within the Waterfront Villa's garden. An open floor plan keeps the room together, with doors to the grounds outside. The coast and Mykonos Town are close by. This is part of a larger villa with three suites that can be booked on their own.

Butler service is available, and the outdoor dining table seats up to six people. A bar and breakfast area share the 150 square metres of outdoor space. The bathroom has a bathtub or shower, with bathrobes and slippers supplied. Evening turndown is included. The suite can also be booked as part of the full Waterfront Villa.

Sunbeds and a shaded breakfast corner share the deck, giving you a choice of places to spend time outside. The room sits on the first floor above the pool, with white curtains framing the doors and views across Mykonos Town. Its open-plan interior combines marble, plaster and wooden details.

A bar cart can be opened for drinks or converted into a dining table. There is also a writing desk and a dressing area, so the room has separate places for daily routines within its compact layout. The bathroom is finished in marble and includes bathrobes and slippers. An audio player is provided for use indoors.

The living area has a built-in sofa and dining table, with a broad balcony looking across the town. Earthy mosaic floors, solid wood furniture and woven-cane wardrobes give the interior a natural mix of textures. A plaster-finished bathroom includes a bathtub, while the layout also provides a writing desk.

Local snacks and drinks are stocked in the beverage centre. A B&O speaker supplies music, and the lighting can be dimmed in the evening. The balcony offers an outdoor place to eat or sit without leaving the suite. Inside, the lounge and dining furniture give the room several distinct places to spend time.

Two terraces open the suite to the town and coast, while the bathroom takes up an unusually generous part of the interior. A floating bathtub, separate shower tray and stone basins sit beside a dressing area with a handmade decorative mirror. Floor heating adds comfort underfoot.

The category has both open and divided layouts. A screen provides a visual boundary between the sleeping space and the lounge, where a sofa bed can accommodate an extra guest. Carved wood, smooth plaster and marble give each area a distinct texture. A writing desk and drinks cabinet are included, leaving the two outdoor spaces free for sitting and sunbathing.

These rooms have a private terrace or a larger yard, looking towards Mykonos Town and its windmills. The updated interiors follow a simple island style. Woven-cane wardrobes provide storage, and a drinks centre holds local snacks and drinks. Bathrobes are supplied for use around the room.

Breakfast can be brought outside for an extra charge. A B&O speaker and dimmable lighting add comfort indoors. Rooms sit on the ground or first floor of the Hilltop complex, with hosts on hand during the day. The shared pool for Hilltop guests offers a place to swim, as well as the private outdoor bathing area at the room.

On the ground floor of Villa Nextdoor, this residence has two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a separate living room. A kitchen and dining table allow meals to be prepared and served within the residence. The outdoor breakfast area gives you another place to eat, with partial views towards the sea.

A Nespresso machine and wine cooler are included, alongside a drinks cabinet. The 65 square metres outdoors include the terrace and water feature for this residence alone. The interiors use a simple, modern island style. With its own entrance and the main hotel immediately beside it, the residence remains a separate part of the larger villa.

Doors from the open-plan bedroom lead onto an island-style terrace and a broad deck with sun loungers. The coast is close by, with the beach nearby and the town within walking distance. The room has one shared sleeping and living space rather than a separate bedroom and lounge.

A garden, breakfast area and dining space share the 320 square metres of grounds. Butler service and evening turndown are available, and the bathroom has a bathtub or shower. This is one of three suites at the Waterfront Villa that can be booked on their own. Room service provides the option of dining in, while the deck offers a place to settle beside the coast.

A large terrace extends the room outdoors, with space to sit beside the water and look across Mykonos Town. The recently updated interior follows a simple Mykonian style. Woven-cane wardrobes and a drinks centre stocked with local snacks are among the practical details inside.

A B&O speaker and adjustable lighting allow you to set the mood indoors. The bathroom has a bathtub, and a dining table provides a place to eat in. Earthy mosaic floors and solid wood furniture continue the natural palette. Outside, sun loungers and an outdoor dining area make use of the terrace. The room belongs to the separate Hilltop complex, with hosts available to assist during the day.

Tall windows frame the Aegean from the second floor of Villa Nextdoor. Whitewashed walls and a separate living area keep the suite light. Both bedrooms have their own en-suite bathroom, and a broad terrace provides space to sit outside.

A Nespresso machine and wine cooler are supplied alongside the drinks cabinet. There is a writing desk for work, and an audio player for use in the lounge. The suite is one of three separate homes within the larger villa, right beside the main hotel. Its upper-floor position gives it a different outlook from the homes below, with wide views from the windows and terrace.

A double basin carved from one slab of marble is the centrepiece of the unusually large bathroom. It occupies 20 square metres and forms a substantial part of the suite, with room to dress and unwind away from the sleeping area. Marble, plaster and wood carry through the rest of the interior.

On the first floor, two terraces give separate places to sit outside and look across the town. In the open-plan version, a walnut screen separates the bed from the lounge; the screen was carved by hand in Mykonos. The living area includes a sofa, while the drinks cabinet keeps refreshments close at hand.

A signature arch defines the open-plan interior, where a built-in sofa and dining table sit alongside the sleeping area. Woven-cane wardrobes and solid wood furniture contrast with earthy mosaic floors. The bathroom is finished in plaster and includes a bathtub.

The large terrace provides an outdoor place for breakfast or a quiet drink, with views towards Mykonos Town. Indoors, a beverage centre holds local snacks and drinks, and a writing desk offers a place to work. Lighting can be dimmed in the evening, with music from a B&O speaker. The suite also has outdoor seating, extending the living space beyond the arch-framed interior.

A built-in sofa and a dining table give the suite places to sit and eat away from the bed. Solid wood furniture, earthy mosaic floors and woven-cane wardrobes add texture to the white interior. The bathroom is finished in plaster and includes a bathtub.

These ground-floor suites lead to a large terrace or side yard, with sun loungers and an outdoor dining area. Inside, the drinks centre is stocked with local snacks and drinks, while a B&O speaker and dimmable lighting let you adjust the evening setting. A writing desk is also provided. From outside, the outlook takes in Mykonos Town, its windmills and the coast.

Three double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, lead into a residence with its own living and dining spaces. A kitchen supports meals at home, while the terrace has an outdoor breakfast area facing the town and windmills. The residence occupies the first floor of Villa Nextdoor.

The indoor layout includes a writing desk and a drinks cabinet, with an audio player for the lounge. The 130 square metres outdoors include space to sit and eat beside the water. This is one of three residences within the larger villa and can be booked on its own. The main Belvedere complex is immediately next door, with room service available from the hotel.

Once a holiday home of the painter Pierro Aversa, this 1850s house retains photographs, antique details and traditional lighting. Concept Boarding's design brings those elements together with marble, plaster and wood. A private entrance separates the mansion from the rest of the hotel.

One terrace is arranged for sunset dining, while the other sits beside the water. Indoors, the open-plan space includes a lounge, bar and dining area. Blinds close at the touch of a button, and a walk-in wardrobe provides a dedicated place to dress. The bathroom has a bathtub for a soak after time outside. These older and newer details give the house its individual character.

A separate bedroom and living room open onto a terrace facing Mykonos Town and the windmills. The lounge has a sofa, while the outdoor dining area sits beneath a pergola. Across 255 square metres outdoors, sunbeds and a hammock provide different places to settle, with an outdoor shower close to the water.

This is the largest of the three suites within the Waterfront Villa and can be booked on its own. Butler service is available, and meals can be arranged from the hotel's restaurants. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub or shower, and bathrobes and slippers are supplied. An audio player and premium bath products complete the in-room comforts.

Three suites form the complete Waterfront Villa, each with its own outdoor area and bathroom. One has a separate living room and pool terrace. The other two have open layouts, with a sundeck or whirlpool outside. Together they make a private coastal home with gardens and places to gather.

Three outdoor bars, a breakfast area, dining space and sun loungers fill the 725 square metres of grounds. Butler service supports the stay, and meals can be arranged from the main hotel's restaurants. Built in the late 1960s, the villa looks towards Mykonos Town and the windmills. Each suite gives guests a space of their own within the same property.

Three separate homes form the full Villa Nextdoor, with two kitchens, several living spaces and a staff room. The seven main bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, giving each part of the group its own place to sleep and bathe. A private entrance and parking for four cars serve the property.

A plunge pool and Jacuzzi are also part of the grounds, with terraces for breakfast, dining and lounging. The homes span several floors, looking over Mykonos Town and its windmills. The villa sits directly beside the Belvedere main complex and is serviced by the hotel. A booking for the whole villa includes all three homes and their outdoor spaces.

Three suites form this former private home, built in the late 1960s beside the coast. Each has its own bathroom and outdoor space. Across the 725 square metres of grounds are gardens, a sundeck and places to eat or lounge. Three outdoor bars serve different parts of the property.

The pool suite has a separate living room. The other two suites have open layouts, with their own sundeck or whirlpool. Booked together, they make a private home with butler service and views towards the famous windmills. Sun loungers, a breakfast area and dining space are provided. Meals from the hotel's restaurants can also be arranged.