Archipelagos Hotel

“Memorable experience”

The staff is very friendly, courteous and professional. The food is good and excellent presentation. The rooms are clean and efficient. Christos from reception, made us feel very welcome, he’s informative and friendly. The beach is great. Will definitely return.

“Mykonos 2024”

First of all, if you want to feel like home, this is your place to stay. We are so pleasantly surprised by the hospitality, there are no words more to describe. The whole staff, begining with reception desk, restaurant, waiters, cleaning service, everyone are really pleasant and kind the whole time… more

First of all, if you want to feel like home, this is your place to stay. We are so pleasantly surprised by the hospitality, there are no words more to describe. The whole staff, begining with reception desk, restaurant, waiters, cleaning service, everyone are really pleasant and kind the whole time during our staying. They were giving us tips for the restaurants, bars, island exploring and everything you need to know for a nice vacation time. Always helpful, and always checking in if we need something more. If you're still thinking which hotel to choose, just stop with search and book this one :) you will no regret. Some extra informations: rooms are beautiful and really cosy with sea view. They have a lot of amenities that you can use, swimming pool is magical especially at sunset, breakfast also colorful with many diversity. 10/10 in total. No cons :)

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“exceptional stay in mykhonos”

I had the privilege of staying at the Archipelagos Vue sur Mer hotel in Kalo Livadi Beach, in Mykhonos, and I can only warmly recommend it. The view from this property is simply breathtaking: the Mediterranean Sea stretches as far as the eye can see, with shades of blue and turquoise that amaze the… more

I had the privilege of staying at the Archipelagos Vue sur Mer hotel in Kalo Livadi Beach, in Mykhonos, and I can only warmly recommend it. The view from this property is simply breathtaking: the Mediterranean Sea stretches as far as the eye can see, with shades of blue and turquoise that amaze the senses. Every morning I woke up with a smile, knowing that breakfast was waiting for me. And what a breakfast! Fresh pastries, juicy fruits and freshly squeezed juices, all served on a sunny terrace overlooking the private pool. Let’s talk about this swimming pool: it is nestled in a lush garden, surrounded by palm trees and exotic flowers. Swimming while admiring the sea on the horizon is an unforgettable experience. The attentive staff ensured my stay was perfect, and I left with lasting memories

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“A good hotel, but not quite five stars”

First off: this is a pretty good hotel, most guests will surely enjoy their stay. The rooms are well-appointed and many have great rooms, the pool is nice, service is friendly and professional. But for five stars and a Small Leading Hotel of the World, there are a few things that weren't quite rig… more

First off: this is a pretty good hotel, most guests will surely enjoy their stay. The rooms are well-appointed and many have great rooms, the pool is nice, service is friendly and professional. But for five stars and a Small Leading Hotel of the World, there are a few things that weren't quite right: Communication ahead of my trip was a bit rough. Ms. Alexaki misunderstood a few things in my emails and twice ignored my question about a private airport transfer with the hotel's shuttle - so I booked my own... missed revenue for the hotel. Selection at breakfast was adequate rather than impressive, but I appreciate there are space constraints. Several foods, both at breakfast and dinner, were just barely warm anymore, which shouldn't happen given the small quantities and low number of guests that is being cooked for. Unfortunately no cloth napkins, which is a must for five stars.  While the breakfast/restaurant area played piano music, pop/electro has played at the pool - since the two are so close to one another, you would always hear both, which was irritating. In the room, all provided pillows were too soft for my taste. The mattress, however, was great for my back. The curtain in my room was damaged, the sideboard had water damage, and one outside wall on the terrace was stained (see images).  The bathroom sports thick but rather scratchy and yellowed towels, and the modern, rectangular wash basin has almost no slope to its drain, so water, and everything that swims in it, rather dries than drains. There is a slight unpleasant, funky smell in the shower, probably coming from the drain/plumbing. For a Greek island, it was a pleasant surprise that you are allowed to flush toilet paper in the toilet. Housekeeping was okay, just once a used band-aid, which I forgot on the terrace, wasn't picked up, and the phone should be dusted off more frequently (see image). Unfortunately the housekeeping team got to my room only in the afternoon, around 2pm, which on occasion clashed with getting an early afternoon break from the heat. With only 49 rooms to handle, you'd think they'd be done by mid-day. The rooms only have a do-not-disturb signal, but no please-make-up-my-room-with-priority signal. Loungers at the pool, while good quality, had no good setting for backrest angle to read in. It's either bolt-upright, or reclined quite far. The small gym is located in a room with no natural light under the pool. Some cardio machines are very basic and don't function correctly, the free weights only go up to 15kg. There is AC, a TV, free towels and water, which is good. I did not make use of the hotel shuttle to Mykonos Town as the timings make no sense; it should be 5pm (to town) and 9pm return, that's more than enough time for roaming, shopping and dinner, and it avoids the afternoon heat. A few things the hotel can't be blamed for but that might still irritate picky guests: - there is some construction noise ca. 300 meters away from the hotel, but only during the day - there is a very noisy generator running somewhere in the area, could even be on the other side of the bay, but it's a bit annoying when sitting on the terrace/balcony in the evenings, disrupting the calm atmosphere that people come to this quiet area of the island for - the tap water as well as the water in the pool is desalinated sea water, and it still tastes quite salty If this all sounds like nit-picking - it certainly is. None of the above really stands in the way of spending a relaxing vacation at Archipelagos, away from the hustle and bustle of Mykonos town and the party beaches in the south-west. But they still shouldn't occur at a five-star SLH costing over €200 a night.

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