Nomad Mykonos

A small gem with beautiful architecture and design, a whole universe where we felt at home and well taken care of. We travel a lot with Four Seasons hotels and felt the service at Nomad matched Four Seasons standards; every staff member knew us and remembered each of our requests from day to day. The suite was beautiful and we felt like we were in our own home. Nothing major, just a small remark about the “vis a vis” on the balcony/jacuzzi.

Alexandra·3 weken geleden

“Nice - but can get much better value for your money at other 5 star hotels, on the beach, sun beds available, better poo”

The property has nice rooms, bed sheets, and friendly staff. The location is bad – far from everything. Be prepared to pay 40+ euros each way to get anywhere. By booking you don’t get the transfers included in the price as you do when booking direct. Breakfast is really bland and you don’t get many choices. In general the food was very average and stale. You also have to walk to the beach via a road with no walkway. The beach is very windy because it’s near Kalafati (known for windsurfing) and you have to pay for sunbeds at the beach since this hotel doesn’t have them. Only book if you have a car and are willing to pay for a taxi. The only good thing was the jacuzzi in the room; the pool is just okay, no view like other hotels, and there is no sunset view from here. I deeply regret booking.

Penny·3 weken geleden

“A beautiful property let down by poor guest care”

I love traveling, so when I saw Nomad Mykonos I thought it was a gorgeous spot, and the quiet setting was a real plus. Yet it felt like the hotel cared more about its image than the guests. I had to deal with black mold in the bathroom and keep asking for basic supplies. It all started with a shady deal about my booking. I had booked a week‑long stay, a non‑refundable rate that was advertised as “flexible to reschedule if plans change.” That flexibility was key to me, and I didn’t see any extra conditions. A few days before I was due to arrive, I got seriously sick with COVID and acute bronchitis, and my doctor told me not to travel because of pneumonia risk. I asked the hotel to push my reservation back a week; they said no. Later they claimed they’d consider exceptional circumstances if I provided a doctor’s note, which would cost £80 at the clinic. I asked if that would guarantee a reschedule before paying, and two days before departure they told me there was no guarantee and I’d have to either travel or lose the money. I went anyway, not wanting to lose a big chunk of my hard‑earned cash. When I got there, I showed management a screenshot of the terms (photo attached) and they said the flexibility only applied under conditions tied to the seven days before booking—something I hadn’t seen when I booked. That feels very misleading. A luxury hotel doesn’t have to agree to an exchange, but there are many ways to handle an exceptional situation with discretion, empathy and goodwill.

Melissa·Een maand geleden

“Beautiful”

The breakfast was a little off—too much focus on trying to translate Greek tradition. Olive oil was meant for salad, not poached eggs. As with all of Mykonos, the seasonal staff doesn’t match what you’d expect from professionals at this price. It’s not the hotel’s fault; Mykonos will never get it right because the season is short and they rely on students.

Demosthenes·Een maand geleden

Great hotel, and luckily away from the bustle; the staff were very friendly and attentive, making it a wonderful vacation spot.

Stefan·Een maand geleden