Mykonian Korali

We’ve just spent ten days at The Korali Hotel and it was mostly brilliant. Each of the three hotels is beautifully stylish, customer service is excellent throughout (especially Andreas at Korali breakfast and Evina at the Kyma pool). The sun beds were the most comfortable I have ever experienced and the pool areas are gorgeous. I must mention the music beside the pool at the Korali which was so loud and thumping that we preferred the more chilled vibe at the Kyma pool. The same could be said for the Italian restaurant at the Naia - we really wanted to eat there but the music was so loud that we wouldn’t have been able to have a conversation. The Greek restaurant at the Kyma was lovely and they have a fab singer / saxophone duo playing every night. The hotel doesn’t advertise this at all and we just stumbled upon them by accident. We were lucky to be offered an upgrade for our last two days, from our perfectly lovely deluxe sea view room to a room with a private jacuzzi. It was gorgeous and much appreciated. The sunset views from the terraces were just amazing - and I don’t know why anyone would want to leave to hotel to watch it anywhere else. They must be the best views in Mykonos in the best surrounds you could dream of. We also visited The Ambassador Hotel in Platy Gialos which is part of the same group and therefore available to use. It is also lovely but not as lovely as the three in Mykonos Town. Those guests are given there first bottle of water by the pool for free each day which I feel would be a much appreciated gesture at the other hotels too - that would indeed be customer service. The walk into town takes 8 minutes down a very busy road which was ok - but most evenings we took the bus back as it seemed a bit more risky walking back in the dark and taxis aren’t easy to get. A fantastic holiday and one we will remember for a long time.

We stayed here for 3 nights and wish it had been more. We are 2 old ladies checking off our bucket list for Greece. This place is the best we have ever stayed. From reception we were astounded by their customer service, the upgraded room, the treats and wine were so welcoming. And the breakfast, everything you would ever want. I asked if they had any tomato juice and they went to the kitchen and made me some from fresh tomatoes! The golf cart drivers so accommodating and the spa! We were tired from our walking ( not a bad walk to town) so went for a massage, wonderful and we also had a session in the therapy pools. Heaven in the middle of our vacation. Every single thing was done so well, we are glad we chose this place and you won’t regret it either

This is an amazing hotel. Our room was beautiful with a balcony and spectacular view of the sunset. Breakfast is served in the restaurant which also has an incredible view. Everything you could possibly want is served for breakfast—fresh orange juice, champagne, smoked salmon, eggs, croissants, etc. We had two complaints about the room. The bathroom has no place to put anything—barely room for a toothbrush. It seems it would be simple to provide a shelf or two. There was really no room around the sink. Also, the room had no insulation from the hall. We could here every conversation, and when we were in the hallway, we could hear conversations in the room. Also, this is trivial, but the hotel provided 2 small bottles of water when we checked in and after that charged for it. You could buy a 1.5 liter bottle of water in any store for 1 euro or less. As I said, this is a small thing, but many far less luxurious hotels in Greece provided water every day. The other issue we had was difficulty of getting to and from the old town. Yes, it’s a short walk, but it is on a road with heavy traffic and no place to walk (the road is narrow and shoulders are small). Taxis could be difficult to get and the hotel was of no help. They use a service so if you’re in town and need to get back, you can call the hotel and they will contact the service. Cost is 20 euros. Taxi ride was between 5 and 7 euros. Several hotels have some type of shuttle. As I said, it’s not the distance, it’s that the walk is dangerous and unpleasant. While the property is spectacular, these issues (especially the walk to town) detracted from our stay.