Elysium Hotel - School of Fine Arts

Our time at Elysium was just magical, the perfect gay hotel in Mykonos. The staff were super friendly, very welcoming and amazing considering all of the covid restrictions. We enjoyed being able to be naked at the pool area and although it was the end of the season, we still really enjoyed the atmosphere even if it was quiet. Our room was unique in that it had one of the best views of Mykonos. The hotel is super handy to Mykonos with about a 2min walk down the street to get to the outskirts of the town of Mykonos. Highly recommended.

The hotel itself is a bit outdated and would really need renovation especially compared to hotels nearby. on other hand, staff is nice and really try to make your stay nice, which is much appreciated. if you are trying to get all this rainbow atmosphere in Mykonos then you should stay here, but if you are searching to have a nice hotel with better amneties then you should consider stayin somewhere else :)

Always an amazing view of the sunset as a non staying guest. Beautiful pool area to relax and enjoy sunset. Good service but drinks are very expensive.

It’s was ok not the best , WiFi reception was poor connection , I had to go the the lobby to unload my pictures to my social media faster because in the room would it would take ages - very stressful. Be alert this hotel it’s on a very steep hill. There’s no lights on the stairway so it’s dark , if you misplace ur foot u could go fall all the way down. Lots of stairways in the property. My tub was sooo small with an uneven floor. Really uncomfortable to take shower. The buffet was ok. The bacon ? and sausage was not fully cook. The staff were nice and friendly. They don’t have Do Not Disturb signs. As of October 4th this place shut down for renovations.

Cute place with potential but the service was awful. If you didn't have a bottle of champagne ordered. I felt like the rest of us was peasants. I sat there with an empty glass for over almost 2 hours. The waiter was next to me serving and refilling the people next to me every time they sipped out of there glass he refilled it. I almost went to the bar to get another drink myself but decided to leave instead. The show was DEAD! 2 drag queens did two songs and that was it. Nothing like in the pics. I heard the owners changed so this could be another reason. Me and my friends would never go back and would not recommend. There staff definitely needs more training on observing us other people who just order there over priced 23 euro cocktails.I also would hate to pull the race card but I was also with a group of locals who work on the island so maybe they thought I sold Sovlaki.

Heartbreaking view over the city, sea and sunset. Top service from the reception always available to help, waiters at bar and cleaning god as well. The drag show every day was nice as well at sunset and star our night.

Loved staying at this hotel. The room was spacious and had a lovely view on the balcony. The staff at reception were amazing. The staff at the pool bar were excellent. Housekeeping was immaculate. Crisp and clean sheets everyday! My stay was perfect. Would book again in a heartbeat!

I’ll cut to the chase. A horribly overpriced, maximum two-star hotel. Do not stay here. I’d wanted to visit Greece for decades and decided to finally book a trip for my birthday. I went with a friend and one of his friends recommended this hotel. The room was shockingly expensive but we booked last minute and thought that this would be a quality hotel with good service. Man, were we wrong about that. The room was basic, the bathroom dark and with a bit of mold. The night we checked in I mentioned to the staff member who showed us our room that the ceiling lamp in the hallway wasn’t working. He just ignored me and the bulb was never replaced. They insisted on serving the breakfast buffet (no self-service) supposedly because of corona but the real reason seemed to be giving you the minimum amount of food. I almost felt shamed asking for another piece of toast. The buffet was sparse consisting mostly of one type of presliced meat and cheese, hard boiled eggs, croissants, some dried fruits, feta and some mostly-overripe watermelon and cantelope. Drinks were expensive; 15€ and up for a cocktail. We ordered two piña colada’s the day that we spent at the pool and they did not have alcohol. None. I mentioned it to the waiter and he argued with me saying that you can’t taste or feel the effects of alcohol in a frozen drink. They also tried to get me to sign for a check for six glasses of wine. We didn’t drink any wine. A few of the staff members were friendly, many were not. The cleaning ladies were very nice. Front desk service was practically non-existent. No schedules, no list of recommended restaurants or bars, and no maps to hand out (we had to take a photo of the one map they had). For the price we paid we could have stayed on the club floor of a Ritz Carlton and still had money left over. Avoid at all costs.