Book Grecotel Mykonos Blu with VIP Benefits

Accommodation views range from inland gardens to the waterfront. An Island Bungalow has 29 square meters indoors, a balcony or veranda, and space for two adults and a child, using a king bed with a sofa or extra bed. Garden-facing categories are part of the resort, so a sea view is a specific room choice.

The Mykonos Blu Apartment with Sharing Pool measures 52 to 70 square meters across a split-level layout. A king bed and two sofa beds accommodate four adults or two adults and two children. Two bathrooms and a shaded terrace accompany the shared pool; this is not a private-pool category.

The Junior Villa with Private Pool has up to 50 square meters indoors and an open-plan sleeping and living area. Its waterfront setting includes an outdoor dining terrace and a 25-square-meter pool. A king bed and sofa bed suit two adults and one child up to age 12. The larger Royal Blu Mansion extends to 300 square meters and accommodates up to eight adults and two children.

The resort has direct access to Psarou Beach, with the main pool looking toward the sea from above. White cave-like forms frame the pool, whose shallow and deeper areas create different places to spend time in the water. The beach and pool are separate settings within the same coastal property, with the bay visible from the pool terrace.

Across the accommodation collection, Mykonos Blu also has 20 private pools. These belong to selected categories, alongside the separate shared-pool options. The sea remains open water, with swimming conditions determined by the weather and local conditions.

Aegean Poets serves breakfast and buffet dinner, with Mediterranean cooking, grilled dishes, seafood, and vegetarian choices shaping the evening spread. Its dinner format allows guests to choose from several dishes, with themed selections varying the menu.

L'Archipel is the terrace restaurant for lunch, serving Greek and seafood specialties à la carte. Mediterranean and Asian influences meet on the menu, and children have their own selections. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are available. The outlook over the bay is part of the setting for a full midday meal, with table reservations required.

Delos Lounges overlooks the Blu Pool, gardens, and Psarou Beach. Cocktails and aperitifs share the menu with sushi and lighter sweet choices. Down at The Beach, drinks and light snacks are served beside the shore, where chaises longues face the water. These venues put lunch, a drink, and beachside food in different parts of the resort. For an evening at a villa, a private dinner can be arranged around a tailored menu.

Elixir Spa welcomes guests aged 16 and older, with treatments reserved in advance. Its signature treatments use MarocMaroc products. This is a small spa with an appointment-led approach, set within the wider beach resort.

The spa has two single treatment rooms and a sauna. An indoor gym provides cardio and strength-training equipment. Manicures and pedicures are available, while hair appointments can be arranged with an outside professional.

Mykonos Blu welcomes families but does not have a kids' club. Babysitting can be arranged subject to availability, and the hotel can prepare food for babies in advance and help with warming bottles or meals. Baby cots and high chairs can be requested ahead of arrival. Parents and children share the beach, pool, and wider resort setting.

Water sports are arranged through nearby facilities rather than operated on site. The concierge can coordinate these activities as well as taxis and private cars. There is also a bus stop outside the hotel, with services varying by season. Evening dining follows a smart-casual dress code, while lunch at L'Archipel is more relaxed. For time between flights or ferries and a room being ready, the hotel has a dedicated luggage storage area. Boat excursions through external partners include private cruises and island-hopping trips.

With 103 guestrooms, Mykonos Blu can host a gathering that brings several households together at the same resort. Its Ocean Balcony provides a ceremony setting above Psarou for up to 60 guests. L'Archipel and the pool area can accommodate events for up to 120. The elevated balcony and the restaurant terrace give celebrations different relationships to the bay, whether the focus is a ceremony overlooking the water or a larger meal. Event capacity is separate from overnight accommodation, with arrangements tailored to the occasion.

Psarou lies on Mykonos's southern coast, and Nammos Village's designer shops are a short walk from the hotel. Mykonos Town is about 4.5 kilometers away, with the hotel estimating roughly ten minutes by car when traffic allows. Its narrow streets, waterfront restaurants, and Little Venice bring a different setting within reach of the beach. The windmills stand above the harbor, while the town's lanes open onto small shops and places to eat.

Arrivals can be arranged from Mykonos Airport or the island's ferry port at Tourlos by taxi or private transfer. A rental car is another option for exploring beyond Psarou. The hotel sits outside Mykonos Town, so an evening in the center involves a journey back along the island's roads. The concierge can organize that transport alongside outings by sea. Rhenia's shores are another destination for a boat outing beyond the resort's own stretch of coast.

A boat excursion to Delos adds the ancient Cyclades to a stay on Mykonos. The UNESCO-listed island is an archaeological site, with temples, mosaics, and remains of buildings from the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods. Its association with Apollo and Artemis explains its importance as a sanctuary, while the ruins also reflect its role as a trading center. Visiting means spending time among the remains of an island settlement, rather than simply viewing a monument from the boat.