Olia Hotel

“Loved Olia”

Excellent hotel in a perfect location—close to everything you need. The property is clean, the beds are extremely comfortable, and the staff truly stands out for their warmth and attentiveness. The restaurant offers a wide variety of fresh, delicious food, so much so that we chose to dine there eve… more

Excellent hotel in a perfect location—close to everything you need. The property is clean, the beds are extremely comfortable, and the staff truly stands out for their warmth and attentiveness. The restaurant offers a wide variety of fresh, delicious food, so much so that we chose to dine there every day. We felt genuinely well taken care of throughout our stay and will absolutely be returning.

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“Kind Staff, but the Location Made Our Stay Less Enjoyable”

We understand that Mykonos is an extremely expensive destination and, within our budget, Olia Hotel may have been one of the best available options. However, there are a few important points future guests should consider. The main positive aspect was the staff, who were consistently kind, welcomin… more

We understand that Mykonos is an extremely expensive destination and, within our budget, Olia Hotel may have been one of the best available options. However, there are a few important points future guests should consider. The main positive aspect was the staff, who were consistently kind, welcoming and helpful. Our room was extremely simple considering the price, but it was impeccably clean. Breakfast was also quite basic. The pool area is beautiful, although the strong local winds and very cold water made it difficult to enjoy. This seemed to be the case not only for us, as most guests preferred to remain on the sun loungers rather than use the pool. However, the main reason we would choose a different hotel next time is the location. Being close to the ferry port and having free parking may initially seem convenient, but much of the Mykonos experience involves walking through the charming alleys, shops and restaurants of Mykonos Town. From the hotel, accessing these areas was more complicated than expected. Although there are large public parking areas near the town, they were crowded, disorganised and unable to handle the volume of cars. Combined with the chaotic traffic, staying farther away made some outings unnecessarily stressful. Overall, Olia Hotel offers excellent cleanliness and a genuinely kind team, but for us, staying within walking distance of Mykonos Town would have made the experience much more enjoyable.

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“Beautiful, friendly & convenient base that gave us a quiet room, lovely breakfasts and an easy stay.”

This was our second stop on our Greek island‑hopping adventure. We arrived in Mykonos by ferry, and the hotel’s location close to the port was ideal — especially when it was time to head back. Our room was at the back of the complex, lovely and quiet, and as a suite it was absolutely huge. The larg… more

This was our second stop on our Greek island‑hopping adventure. We arrived in Mykonos by ferry, and the hotel’s location close to the port was ideal — especially when it was time to head back. Our room was at the back of the complex, lovely and quiet, and as a suite it was absolutely huge. The large fridge was perfect for keeping drinks and food cool, and with a couple of small supermarkets next door, it was easy to stock up on fruit, yoghurt, cheese and meats for lunch. The complex itself was beautiful, with flowers in bloom giving it that classic Greek feel. The pool area is on the smaller side, but we never struggled to get sunbeds, and guests were great about not reserving them for hours. My husband walked into Mykonos Town (which he described as a bit hairy), while my daughter and I took the sea taxi nearby we was easy and fun. Breakfast each morning was lovely, typically Greek with plenty of fruit and yoghurt, and the rustic seating area/restaurant added to the charm. All the staff were friendly and welcoming. We’d happily recommend this hotel.

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