Mythical Blue Luxury Suites

“Would recommend it’s lovely”

We stayed for 4 nights B&b. The staff were friendly and nothing was too much to ask. It’s in a good location and the room was really nice. They provided a gluten free breakfast for me so I was very happy. The room was big and had a large jacuzzi at the back of the room. I would recommend this … more

We stayed for 4 nights B&b. The staff were friendly and nothing was too much to ask. It’s in a good location and the room was really nice. They provided a gluten free breakfast for me so I was very happy. The room was big and had a large jacuzzi at the back of the room. I would recommend this hotel it’s in a good location and has a very instagramable pool.

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“Stay here. Thank me later.”

Booking accommodation from the other side of the world feels like taking a blindfolded dive into the deep end of the internet. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered: just stay here. Seriously. I’m from Australia, and at 55 years old, I haven’t traveled much—so I’m pretty much a rookie when it come… more

Booking accommodation from the other side of the world feels like taking a blindfolded dive into the deep end of the internet. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered: just stay here. Seriously. I’m from Australia, and at 55 years old, I haven’t traveled much—so I’m pretty much a rookie when it comes to navigating international vacations. But somehow, my wife and I stumbled upon Mystical Blue, and it was love at first check-in. We walked through the front door, up a few stairs, and were greeted by a squad of staff who were way too happy to see us for that early in the morning. They took our bags (probably to keep us from awkwardly lugging them around) and told us we could hang by the pool until our room was ready. Let me tell you, the pool view was like staring into a postcard that had been hit with a beauty filter. The online photos don’t even come close. And despite the place being busy, it never felt crowded. It was like everyone else had better things to do than hog the pool lounges, leaving them all for us. Even the pool itself felt like it had a VIP guest list—rarely anyone in it, just how I like it. But what really made the stay was the people. The staff treated us like long-lost friends who finally showed up to the party. We stayed in room 10, which is basically a jackpot of awesomeness. Two windows in the bedroom looking out over the water, and if that wasn’t enough, there were stairs leading to a private rooftop. Yep, you read that right: rooftop sunsets and your own private spa bath. Couple goals, right? The windows in the bedroom open up to the main pathway where you can hear all the enthusiastic tourists passing by in a chorus of languages. I could’ve shut the windows and blocked out the noise, but I kinda liked listening to the soundtrack of global excitement while lounging in my room. As for the location, Mystical Blue is near a road, which is great if you’re in the mood to rent a car, hop on a scooter, or pretend you’re not lost in an Uber. Whichever direction you walk, you’re surrounded by more restaurants than you’ll know what to do with. Picking just one is like trying to choose a favorite child, but trust me, none will disappoint. Breakfast was included, and it was basically a buffet of happiness. I usually went for the grapefruit juice, a cheese and ham omelet, pancakes with syrup, a bowl of fruit, and the kind of Greek yogurt that makes you wonder why anyone eats anything else. Oh, and they had free water! Just ask. Hydration for the win. Negatives? Yeah, none. You're welcome.

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“Average hotel”

The location was wonderful overlooking the caldera. In general the hotel is average in its overall quality of services. The rooms were not practically designed, the breakfast offered and personnel kind but not professional. The money spent were more that is offering.