Eleni's Village Suites

Wonderful place to stay away from hustle and bustle of Mykonos town. Definitely a must for ATV/car rental to get around but right by the public bus stop if you are willing to wait.

Eleni's Village is a wonderful hotel to stay. The staff was excellent. They are very friendly and informative. The free airport transfer is a big positive due to the nature of Taxi service on the island. I recommend you rent a car since the hotel is not walking distance from any of the attractions. The room was a nice size and very clean. I was very delighted with my stay and would definitely recommend Eleni's village to everyone. A+

For a family it's ideal, although for a group of friends it's a little "out" from the main city of Mykonos. If there was a pool to come back to after driving around in the heat it would have been perfect. They offered good service and had great knowledge of the island. We went to some amazing beaches because of this. The rooms were generous, with comfortable beds, although the style is very traditional (I think that's the "village" appeal they want). I recommend this accomodation for family's, groups of families and couple who want to escape from the hussle and bussle of the city.

Stayed 2 nights. Very accommodating owners. Great breakfast. Peaceful location outside the busy parts of the city but very close to car and scooter rental facility.

The facilities here manage to achieve the rare feat of blending a local, Greek experience with the comforts and traditions of an American home. After several weeks of budget traveling throughout Greece, my stay here was incredibly rejuvenating (it is impossible to overstate how pleasant it is to have a coffee maker in ones room in Greece). The staff is a blend of Greeks and Americans, and while I fully support efforts to immerse oneself in the local culture of Mykonos, if you do not speak fluent Greek, tasks such as navigation via the island's system of buses are tenfold less stressful when the opportunity to speak with a native speaker of English is available (not a single Greek on Mykonos understood the word "Klouvas" when I asked about getting there, because I was supposed to pronounce it "Klouva.") This is not to say that the Greeks of Mykonos cannot speak English, and most of them do so quite well, but, rather, that certain aspects of travel in a country with a subpar internet presence (try finding an up-to-date and understandable bus schedule for a Greek city) were made much easier during my stay here. Again, I would like to stress that native Greeks are incredibly accommodating, friendly, and helpful, especially on Mykonos. The fact remains, however, that those who are visiting Greece for the first time will find their stay here to be less stressful than a stay elsewhere. For all of these reasons, this was the best place I've stayed on a Greek island.

We stayed at Eleni between 9/6-11/6, the room was big and comfortable, a very nice home-feeling room, beds are comfy and all things are tidy. We appreciated the decoration and the size of the room. We even decided to spend more time in the hotel rather than hanging around the town centre. It was the best hotel we stayed during our 8 days trip in Greece. The breakfast provided was surprisingly good and delicious. The hotel owners were friendly and kind to us. However, there were a few things that made our stay not as wonderful. We requested for a pick-up service from the hotel, as it was quite far from the port and the town centre, however, probably due to bad communication, no one was there for us when we arrived and we needed to hire a car to drive us there. Also, there were lots of insects in the room which could be anticipated given the 'desert-like'surroundings. We found it difficult to sleep with the mosquitoes flying around all night. However, we managed to kill all the mosquitoes in our rooms the second night with the insect repellent products supplied by the hotel. We had a good sleep that night. I would recommend this hotel to all visitors with a car, for visitors without a car like us, we relied mostly on taxis, though the taxis did not cost us much to get to the town centre from the hotel.

Eleni's village is very well appointed and is nicely located in the center of Mykonos making it easy to to take day trips to the rest of the island snd its beaches. The village is in the village of Klouvas, away from the bustle and nightlife of the town which makes it a really nice place to stay that is very elegant and very quiet. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very filling and this was especially appreciated given the high restaurant prices especially in Mykonos town. We will definitely be back again. It's the perfect place for a couple to spend a few quiet days away from it all. The rooms are distinct and very comfortable with attention given every detail.

while our visit was a short one, we were pleased with everything. Eleni's is a beautiful and peaceful place. My one suggestion would be to request or bring hand soap. Otherwise all was wonderful.

Eleni's Village Suites I had tried to call them a few times before arrival in order to see if they could pick us up from the port, no one had answered us so we had to take a chance that we could find the place. We arrived the hotel and found the owner, didn't find him particularly friendly or welcoming at all, instead we were told that they have been in Mykonos for the last 400 years?! The owner son-in-law led us to our room, but seem like we had interrupted his afternoon nap, he looked very annoyed the whole time he was showing us the place. One thing I was very annoyed about is we had booked Eleni at the end of May for our trip at the end of July. When arrived we were told that they were over-booked so they were given us to stay in a property that was outside of the main premises.which was very basic, I was a bit annoyed, as they could have contacted us beforehand to inform us they were over-booked, so we could book somewhere else. Frankly, I suspect this was their tactic to rent out less desirable properties.

The room was far larger than I had expected and Stafi (Steve) made all possible efforts to make my stay comfortable. However, you have to be aware that it is situated about 3.5 kilometers from Mykonos Town, halfway to Ano Mera, unlike what the description on Hotels.Com might suggest (there own website is much clearer about their location). You need you own means of transport, although they will go out of their way to help you out and provide a taxi service of sort. I can't wait to see the pool next year...