Casa Del Mar Mykonos Seaside Resort

Casa Del Mar Mykonos Seaside Resort

At Casa Del Mar Mykonos Seaside Resort, the villas open straight onto the Aegean, so the sound of the waves is the first and last thing guests hear each day. Tucked into a private cove in Glyfadi, the resort sits close to Agios Ioannis, Buddha Beach and Ornos Beach, with Mykonos Town about four kilometres off if the crowds and nightlife call. Built in 1999 and kept small, it has just nine rooms across two floors, part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, and the room list leans into that scale: sea-view suites and villas with private Jacuzzis and balconies, up to the Standard Single Family Villa at 915 square feet for groups who want room without losing the cove. Meals happen at Miramar Cycladic Restaurant, where Greek dishes are served to the sound of the Aegean waves and the shifting light of sunset, and days can run from a swim in the pool to a diving or windsurfing session, a yoga class, or a slower stretch in the sauna and steam room. Staff speak English, French, German, Spanish and Turkish, and pets under five kilograms are welcome with notice. This suits a couple wanting a sea-view suite with a private Jacuzzi and no crowd between them and the water, or a small family taking over one of the larger villas together. It will frustrate anyone wanting a big-resort buzz, a wide room selection, or Chora's clubs within stumbling distance. What sets it apart from the island's other boutique addresses is that private cove setting itself, paired with a restaurant built specifically to face it. Guests come back less for the amenities list than for that particular quiet. Nine sea-facing rooms in a private Glyfadi cove, four kilometres from Chora's clubs and crowds. Jacuzzi suites, a wave-side restaurant, and small-scale calm set it apart from Mykonos's bigger resorts. It suits couples and small groups over anyone chasing nonstop activity.