Dionysos Luxury Hotel Mykonos

My cousin and I stayed here for a week in September. Firstly the location was perfect. The hotel is a 10 minute taxi ride from the airport and is a 2 minute walk to the beach. The beach also has a bus stop that will take you into Mykonos town in 10 minutes until the early hours of every morning. The lobby and pool area are very cool and well maintained. The room was perfectly adequate for what we required although the bathroom was a little small and a towel rail would be useful. The best thing about the hotel by far is the staff that work there. Everybody is kind and friendly and made our stay the best it could be. Angie and Fotini on the reception were particularly great, as they were always warm and happy and we enjoyed chatting with them throughout the stay. They also went over and beyond to help us book a boat trip and nothing seemed too much to ask. I would absolutely recommend this hotel and will definitely be coming back.

I don't know where to start... really the worst hotel experience we have ever had. We arrived having booked a triple and a double, the room was incredibly dirty, the curtains hung without blackout and without shutters. The walls were puffy with moisture and under the topper, which was smaller than the bed, the mattress was stained with moisture. The bathroom did not have a key and I asked the reception to send a maintenance person to fix it. After a while a very rude man came to the Pool and told me exactly " do you know that locks are banned in all hotels madam? So anyway you're a family, do you put the lock on it? At the double room we found underwear of previous gestation and the shower was broken . So the owner came and said if you hold it with both hands it works🤪🤪 And after he said miss you have a Mercedes? I said yes and he said you want to pay for a fiat and have a Mercedes service? I was socked . Last today the double room checked out and they claim they provide driver service . But the driver never woke up and they almost lost their flight. Really health services should interfere.