Yiannaki Hotel - Ornos, Greece 

We have just returned from a week in Mykonos Yiannaki Hotel the staff were so welcoming nothing was to much trouble it was very clean we could not fault it at all. My partner is a fussy eater and even the Chef cooked him meals which were not on the menu the food was excellent. We felt like we were staying with friends and family if you want a relaxing holiday I recommend this hotel.

Chose the Yiannaki based on exhaustive search of TripAdvisor reviews, and was not disappointed. Yiannis picked us up from the port, and our bags were handled by him and a bellboy at the hotel both coming and going. The hotel and rooms are spotlessly clean, the room we stayed in was an adequate size (no seaviews were available, but we overlooked the pool and surrounding countryside, which was very nice). We particularly liked the balcony, although privacy would be limited if someone were next door. The bath was small but typical of Europe, and the only thing I did not care for was the bed. It was basically two twins (again, typical in Europe) but instead of making them up as a king, they are completely separated by tucked-in sheets and separate bedspreads. The mattresses, pillows and sheets could be upgraded as well. We found the office staff (especially Yianni's wife) to be very nice and helpful - overall, everyone was service-oriented, including the restaurant manager. The breakfasts were excellent! And the pool provides a lovely setting. As for the location - we are very glad we chose the Ornos Beach area, and the walks to the beach/restaurants (very good) and little town area were very moderate (we are used to walking a lot in Europe) - just use great care as you are in the street with fast drivers. It felt like a little home away from home. (A tip: there's a laundry just a short walk to the little town; two bags stuffed with clothes for 20 E.) One day we spent on Ornos Beach, another day we took the boat (a great little jaunt by itself!) to Paradise to see what all the fuss is about - that was good for a change, and they have good food choices there - atmosphere and music changes drastically after 5:00 and is great for young singles, I suppose. If you miss the last boat at 5:30 then it's a pretty long taxi ride back. Made the mistake of leaving for Mykonos Town after 9:50 on a Saturday night when the bus stops only every hour, ate a mediocre high-priced meal in the town then spent the rest of the evening trying to find our way to the taxi stand where we then waited in line for an hour, finally returning to hotel at 2 AM. I think Stavroula tried to warn us about the Taxi situation, bless her. Overall, we had a great experience on Mykonos and would return to the Hotel Yiannaki.