Grace Mykonos sits above Agios Stefanos Beach, offering a smaller, adults only stay with uninterrupted views across the Aegean and a noticeably calmer pace than many of the island’s larger hotels.

Following its recent renovation, the hotel feels clean, balanced and easy to settle into, with a layout that naturally draws everything towards the pool terrace and the open sea beyond. The scale works in its favour, keeping distances short and the atmosphere personal, with no sense of crowding even when the hotel is full.

There is a quiet confidence to the way it is put together. Nothing feels overdone or decorative for the sake of it, and the focus remains firmly on comfort, light and the view, which is present from almost every part of the property.

Staying

The 25 rooms and suites are arranged across several levels, each one positioned to make the most of the outlook. Balconies and terraces are standard, and in many cases open directly towards the sea, giving the rooms a strong connection to the setting.

Higher categories introduce heated plunge pools, which shift the experience towards something more private and self contained. Interiors are simple and well judged, with space used properly and nothing included that does not add to the overall feel of ease.

There is one main restaurant, Grace Restaurant, serving contemporary Greek and Mediterranean dishes, supported by one bar that runs alongside the pool area.

Breakfast is served à la carte and sets the tone for the day, with plenty of time and space to linger. Lunch and dinner follow the same approach, focusing on fresh ingredients and straightforward dishes, while the bar keeps things moving from daytime drinks through to early evening without turning into a full nightlife scene.

Experience

The pool terrace is the centre of the hotel, with a layout that encourages long afternoons without needing to move far. Sunbeds are well spaced, service is consistent, and the view does most of the work.

Agios Stefanos Beach is just a short walk away, giving easy access to the sea, while the concierge team can arrange boat trips, beach visits and island experiences for those looking to explore further.

Wellness

The spa includes treatment rooms, steam facilities and hydrotherapy elements, offering a quieter space away from the pool, while a small gym provides a practical option for those wanting to keep active during their stay.

Where

Located around 100 metres from Agios Stefanos Beach and a short drive from Mykonos Town, the hotel combines easy access to the island with a setting that feels slightly removed from its busiest areas.