Boheme Hotel

Boheme Hotel

The outdoor pool at Boheme is built for one particular view: sunset over the island of Delos, with the Aegean spread out beyond it. The hotel holds only twenty-seven rooms and suites, all on a single floor, dating from 1973 and now run as part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, and it operates as an adults-only property, which keeps the pace slow rather than crowded. It stands in the middle of Mykonos Town, close enough to walk to the windmills, about two kilometres from the New Port and the airport, with Psarou and Ornos beaches within three. Days settle into a small rotation: laps in the pool, a yoga session facing the water, a stretch of shade at the library, then Bilo, the poolside restaurant and bar, for Mediterranean dishes built from local, seasonal ingredients and cocktails that lean toward modern mixology. Some suites carry their own heated plunge pools or hot tubs, and the spa runs facial and body massage for guests who want the day to end slower still. None of this is aimed at families, since children aren't part of the arrangement, and it isn't built for anyone chasing a big scene either; it suits a couple who already knows Mykonos and wants somewhere quieter to land. What sets Boheme apart from most hotels in Mykonos Town is that single floor: no stairs between the pool, the bar, and the room, no stacked balconies overlooking each other, just twenty-seven rooms and suites laid out flat and left alone. The sun drops behind Delos, the Bilo Bar keeps pouring, and there's nothing else in the building asking for attention. Twenty-seven rooms and suites on a single floor, adults only, built around a pool that faces Delos at sunset. Bilo serves Mediterranean plates and modern cocktails poolside, with select suites holding their own plunge pools or hot tubs. It suits couples, not groups or children.