This is a boutique hotel situated right on the Elia beach. We stayed in a luxury one bedroom villa which was of a great size, tastefully decorated with a great shower and big terrace overlooking the sea, steps away from hotel’s private beach. For the room and the beach access with free sun beds, I would rate the hotel 5 stars. However, guest relations, room amenities along with housekeeping, breakfast variety and hotel’s restaurant need improvement to be called a 5 -stars hotel. Upon booking the room via hotel’s website, it was clearly mentioned that the room had a kitchen, which was not the case in reality. This is a downside if you don’t want to end up eating in hotel’s restaurant all day long, which is overpriced with mediocre food and is the only restaurant in proximity. If you don’t have a car, you can get easily bored after few days spending in the hotel and the beach. as there is literally nothing around the hotel. The hotel compensated the misleading information about the kitchen by a complementary dinner for 2 days and a complimentary transfer to the airport which required discussions and additional confirmation. All in all, for paying around 900 Euro per night you have a way better options in Mykonos.