Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts in Mykonos in 2027

*Published June 23, 2026 · Updated June 23, 2026*

1. Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort 🏆 BEST OVERALL

Type: Full-scale luxury resort (breakfast included, half-board available) | Price: from ~$660/night | Location: Ornos Bay | Best for: the most all-inclusive-style breadth on the island

Santa Marina sits on a private peninsula in Ornos Bay with 101 sea-view rooms and suites, 13 villas, its own private beach, and multiple restaurants including a Buddha-Bar Beach. As a Luxury Collection property it offers the most genuine full-resort experience on Mykonos — you can stay on-property for beach, pool, dining, and spa without leaving — and half-board packages get it as close to all-inclusive as the island gets.

The combination of a private beach, breadth of dining, and Marriott loyalty value makes it the safest single booking for travellers who want everything handled in one place rather than island-hopping between beach clubs.

Pros:

• Private beach on a peninsula in calm Ornos Bay.
• Multiple restaurants including Buddha-Bar Beach.
• Half-board package available, the closest to all-inclusive here.
• Marriott Luxury Collection with points and elite recognition.

Cons:

• No classic all-inclusive — drinks and most dining are à la carte.
• Premium pricing at the luxury tier.

Verdict: The most complete resort stay on Mykonos and the closest the island comes to all-inclusive.

2. Myconian Villa Collection 💎 BEST VALUE

Type: Luxury beach resort (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$450/night | Location: Elia Beach | Best for: the most design and facilities for the money

The Myconian Villa Collection is a member of Design Hotels on Elia Beach, the island's longest stretch of sand, with five gourmet restaurants, a Thalasso spa, and a private section of Elia Beach. It is part of the family-run Myconian Collection, so guests can use facilities across sister properties on the same hillside, giving an outsized range of dining and pools for the rate.

For travellers who want polished Cycladic-modern design, a real beach, and a deep set of facilities without paying Ornos or Town flagship prices, it is the value standout on the island.

Pros:

• Five gourmet restaurants plus access to sister-hotel venues.
• Private section of Elia Beach, the island's longest.
• Thalasso spa and multiple pools.
• Design Hotels member at a relatively friendlier rate.

Cons:

• Breakfast only by default — dinners are à la carte.
• Away from Mykonos Town on the quieter south coast.

Verdict: The best value way to get a private beach, five restaurants, and a spa in one stay.

3. Mykonos Blu, Grecotel Boutique Resort

Type: Luxury beach resort (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$500/night | Location: Psarou Beach | Best for: the Psarou beach-club scene

Mykonos Blu is a 5-star Grecotel resort on a low bluff above Psarou Beach, with an infinity pool overlooking the Mediterranean and private bungalow suites with their own pools. Psarou is home to the famous Nammos beach club, so this is the address for travellers who want to be at the center of the see-and-be-seen beach scene.

The Cycladic-white architecture, infinity pool, and direct Psarou access put it at the heart of Mykonos glamour. Breakfast is included; dining and the beach-club tab are extra.

Pros:

• On Psarou Beach beside the Nammos scene.
• Infinity pool over the Mediterranean.
• Private-pool bungalow suites available.
• Grecotel polish and breakfast included.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, and Psarou dining is pricey.
• Scene-heavy — not the quietest beach on the island.

Verdict: The pick for travellers who want to stay at the heart of the Psarou beach-club scene.

4. Cavo Tagoo Mykonos

Type: Design hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$600/night | Location: above Mykonos Town | Best for: design, sunset views, and nightlife proximity

Cavo Tagoo is a cliffside design icon nestled into the hillside just above Mykonos Town, with cave-style suites, private plunge pools, a saltwater infinity pool with a sunken aquarium, and a buzzy restaurant and bar scene. It is one of the most photographed hotels on the island and a short walk from Town's nightlife and dining.

The architecture, sunset-facing pool, and proximity to Chora make it a magnet for design-minded and social travellers who want to be near the action rather than on a remote beach.

Pros:

• Iconic cliffside design with cave suites and plunge pools.
• Saltwater infinity pool with a sunken aquarium.
• Walk to Mykonos Town nightlife and dining.
• Sunset-facing position over the Aegean.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, no inclusive plan.
• No private beach — it is a Town-side cliff hotel.

Verdict: The design-and-nightlife pick for travellers who want to be steps from Mykonos Town.

5. Kalesma Mykonos

Type: Boutique luxury hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$900/night | Location: Aleomandra, above Ornos Bay | Best for: serene, design-led adults-leaning luxury

Kalesma is a boutique escape of suites and villas perched on a ridge above Ornos Bay at Aleomandra, blending Cycladic architecture with restrained modern design and panoramic Aegean views. Each suite has a private pool or plunge pool, and the Pere Ubu restaurant is a destination in its own right. Breakfast is included.

It trades a private beach for serenity, privacy, and some of the best sunset-facing views on the island, appealing to travellers who want calm, design-led luxury away from the beach-club crowds.

Pros:

• Private pools with every suite and villa.
• Panoramic ridge-top Aegean views above Ornos.
• Acclaimed Pere Ubu restaurant on site.
• Serene, design-led and adults-leaning.

Cons:

• No private beach — it is a hilltop property.
• Among the most expensive boutiques on the island.

Verdict: The pick for serene, design-led luxury and sunset views over beach-club energy.

6. Kivotos Mykonos

Type: Boutique luxury hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$550/night | Location: Ornos Bay | Best for: an intimate boutique with private beach access

Kivotos is a 5-star boutique resort on Ornos Bay that blends Cycladic elegance with an art-filled, intimate atmosphere, offering sea views, private beach access, and a saltwater pool. It is smaller and more personal than the big Ornos resorts, with suites and villas, a spa, and a yacht for excursions.

For travellers who want the calm Ornos location and private-beach access in a more intimate, art-led setting than a large resort, Kivotos hits the mark while keeping rates below the flagship names.

Pros:

• Private beach access on calm Ornos Bay.
• Intimate, art-filled boutique atmosphere.
• Saltwater pool and spa on site.
• Breakfast included with a more personal feel.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, dinners à la carte.
• Smaller scale with fewer on-site dining options.

Verdict: The intimate Ornos pick for private-beach access in an art-led boutique setting.

7. Belvedere Hotel Mykonos

Type: Design hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$450/night | Location: School of Fine Arts district, Mykonos Town | Best for: walkable Town luxury with a famous restaurant

The Belvedere sits in the School of Fine Arts district on the edge of Mykonos Town, a short walk from Chora, with a pool, Aegean views, and the celebrated Matsuhisa Mykonos (Nobu) restaurant on site. It pairs a design-hotel feel with genuine walkability to Town's shops, bars, and dining.

For travellers who want to be near Mykonos Town without staying in the thick of the noise, the Belvedere balances a quieter hillside position with easy access to the action, plus one of the island's best restaurants on-property.

Pros:

• Walk to Mykonos Town from a quieter hillside.
• Matsuhisa (Nobu) Mykonos restaurant on site.
• Pool and Aegean views.
• Design-hotel atmosphere with breakfast included.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, no inclusive package.
• No private beach — it is a Town-side hotel.

Verdict: The pick for walkable Town luxury with a destination restaurant on-property.

8. Bill & Coo Mykonos

Type: Adults-only design hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$700/night | Location: Megali Ammos, near Mykonos Town | Best for: adults-only romance and fine dining

Bill & Coo is an adults-only member of The Leading Hotels of the World at Megali Ammos, a short distance from Mykonos Town, with a sleek infinity pool, sea-view suites, and a fine-dining restaurant that is among the most acclaimed on the island. Breakfast is included.

The refined, grown-up atmosphere and culinary focus make it a strong choice for couples who want romance and a serious dining program close to Town but away from the family and party crowds.

Pros:

• Adults-only romantic atmosphere.
• Acclaimed fine-dining restaurant on site.
• Sleek infinity pool with sea views.
• Near Mykonos Town at Megali Ammos.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, no inclusive plan.
• Small beach nearby rather than a private resort beach.

Verdict: The adults-only romance-and-dining pick a short hop from Mykonos Town.

9. Branco Mykonos

Type: Adults-only design hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$400/night | Location: Platis Gialos | Best for: a value adults-only stay near the south-coast beaches

Branco is an adults-only design hotel at Platis Gialos, on the popular south coast near the beach boats to Paraga and Paradise, with a rooftop pool, sea-view rooms, and a Mediterranean restaurant. It offers a more attainable rate than the flagship resorts while keeping a polished, party-adjacent vibe.

Platis Gialos puts you a short walk or boat ride from a string of the island's busiest beaches, making Branco a sensible base for travellers who want the south-coast scene at a friendlier price.

Pros:

• Adults-only with a polished rooftop pool.
• Platis Gialos base near south-coast beaches.
• Beach-boat access to Paraga and Paradise.
• More affordable than the flagship resorts.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, dinners à la carte.
• Busy beach area — not the quietest option.

Verdict: The value adults-only pick for the south-coast beach scene at Platis Gialos.

10. Myconian Korali Relais & Châteaux

Type: Luxury hotel (breakfast included) | Price: from ~$420/night | Location: Elia Beach hillside | Best for: Relais & Châteaux quality on the quieter south coast

Myconian Korali is a Relais & Châteaux member on the Elia Beach hillside, part of the family-run Myconian Collection, with sea-view suites, private plunge pools, and shared access to the collection's many restaurants, pools, and spas across the same hillside. Breakfast is included.

It delivers Relais & Châteaux service standards and the cross-property facilities of the larger Myconian family at a rate below the Ornos and Town flagships, on the quieter, beach-focused south side of the island.

Pros:

• Relais & Châteaux service standards.
• Sister-property access to many restaurants, pools, and spas.
• Sea-view suites with private plunge pools.
• Quieter Elia Beach hillside at a friendlier rate.

Cons:

• Breakfast only, no inclusive package.
• Away from Mykonos Town on the south coast.

Verdict: The pick for Relais & Châteaux quality and shared facilities on the quieter south coast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there true all-inclusive resorts in Mykonos? Not really. Mykonos hotels are mostly room-plus-breakfast, with a few offering half-board. Santa Marina comes closest with a half-board package and its own private beach and restaurants, but there is no classic wristband all-inclusive on the island.

Which is the best resort in Mykonos overall? Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort in Ornos Bay — a private beach, multiple restaurants, a half-board option, and the most complete full-resort experience on the island.

What is the best-value resort in Mykonos? Myconian Villa Collection on Elia Beach offers five restaurants, a Thalasso spa, and a private beach section at a rate below the Ornos and Town flagships, with access to its sister hotels' facilities.

Which area should I stay in on Mykonos? Ornos Bay (Santa Marina, Kivotos, Kalesma) is calm and family-friendly; Mykonos Town (Cavo Tagoo, Belvedere) is central with nightlife; Psarou and Platis Gialos are beach-club scenes; and Elia on the south coast is quieter with the longest beach.

Which Mykonos resort has the best private beach? Santa Marina has a private beach on calm Ornos Bay, while Mykonos Blu sits directly on Psarou and the Myconian Villa Collection holds a private section of Elia Beach.

When is the best time to visit Mykonos? June and September offer warm weather and a lively but not overwhelming scene; July and August are peak season with the highest prices and biggest crowds; May and October are quieter and cheaper.

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Bottom Line

Mykonos delivers the Cyclades at its most glamorous, but go in clear-eyed: there is no true all-inclusive here, only rooms with breakfast and a few half-board packages. Santa Marina is our Best Overall for its private beach, breadth of dining, and half-board option in calm Ornos Bay, while the Myconian Villa Collection is our Best Value for five restaurants, a Thalasso spa, and a private Elia Beach section at a friendlier rate. Beach-club seekers should weigh Mykonos Blu at Psarou; design-and-nightlife travellers should look at Cavo Tagoo or Belvedere near Town; couples should consider adults-only Bill & Coo or Branco; and serenity-seekers should pick Kalesma above Ornos. Whatever you choose, budget for the island's beach clubs and tavernas so the glamour does not come with a checkout shock.

Sources

• Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort — Official Site
• Myconian Collection — Official Site
• Mykonos Blu, Grecotel — Official Site
• Cavo Tagoo Mykonos — Official Site
• Kalesma Mykonos — Official Site
• SantoriniDave — Best Hotels in Mykonos (2026)
• Strategistico — The 8 Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Mykonos (2026 Update)