Set high above Elia Beach, Myconian Avaton offers a five star stay defined by open views, space and a quieter position away from the island’s busier pace.
The hotel is spread across a steep hillside, with each level facing directly out to sea, creating a constant sense of openness from the moment you arrive. The elevation does most of the work, with uninterrupted views across the bay and a feeling of being slightly removed from the movement below. Pathways, terraces and pool areas are arranged in layers, giving the property a more private feel than its size might suggest.
There is a noticeable shift in pace here compared to the south coast hotspots. While Elia Beach brings activity and energy, the hotel itself remains calm, with enough distance to keep things controlled without losing access to the coastline.
Rooms and suites are built around their position, with terraces and outdoor space forming a key part of each layout. Sea views are a defining feature, particularly in higher categories, where the perspective across the bay becomes a constant part of the stay.
Private pools and outdoor jacuzzis appear across many of the upgraded options, creating more self-contained spaces, while the overall approach to interiors keeps things straightforward and comfortable. The focus is on space and usability rather than overworking the design.
Panorama is the main restaurant, positioned to take full advantage of the elevated setting, with Mediterranean cooking that leans towards fresh, seasonal ingredients and a strong emphasis on seafood.
Breakfast is served here as well, making the most of the early light across the bay, while the poolside bar carries the rest of the day with lighter dishes and drinks, allowing guests to stay within the same spaces without needing to move far.
The pool areas are positioned to mirror the horizon, creating a natural focal point for the day, with enough space around them to avoid feeling busy. From here, access down to Elia Beach is straightforward, opening up one of the island’s longest stretches of sand along with beach clubs and watersports.
The contrast between the elevated calm of the hotel and the activity on the beach works well, giving guests the option to move between the two without committing to either for the entire day.
The thalassotherapy spa is a key part of the hotel, centred around seawater treatments and supported by indoor facilities and a full treatment programme. A fitness centre and concierge arranged experiences, including boat trips and island exploration, add to the overall offering.
Located around 10 kilometres from Mykonos Town, Myconian Avaton suits those looking for space, views and a more measured pace, with the option to access the island’s main areas when needed.