
Rocabella Mykonos
Scantily Cycladic
Above Agios Stefanos
Rocabella Mykonos is the stuff of Grecian getaway dreams; natural interiors, coastal cuisine and glittering Aegean views. Inside, debonair domes impress with earthy hues, gently curved concrete walls and hand-woven fixtures while outside, scenes are equally wow-worthy. Once you’re ready to break from poolside snoozing, local dishes (expect feta-filled favourites) await at sea-facing restaurant Reeza and in-house masseurs are prepped for an afternoon of Hippocrates-hailed body rubs.
Planes
Mykonos Airport is 15 minutes’ drive from the hotel. The hotel can arrange private transfers from the airport (€50 for two people, each way).
Automobiles
The hotel has onsite parking for guests, so if you’re driving, follow the signs first to the new port, then to Agios Stefanos Beach and on to Rocabella Mykonos. Taxis usually aren’t available outside winter, so organise yours transfers or car-hire delivery at the airport or ferry port.
Worth Getting Out of Bed For
Agios Stefanos beach is a short stroll downhill from the hotel, so you won’t need to venture far to find a sun-soaked spot on this chilled-out curve of coastline – ensure yours by reserving daybeds at Scorpios Mykonos Beach Club. Psarou Beach is set slightly away from town (about three kilometres), and has bottle-clear waters and very Instagrammableloungers with shades.
Head south to Chora, Mykonos’ main town (a five-minute drive from the hotel) to check out its 16th-century windmills and milk-white adobe churches, or ask Rocabella Mykonos to customise a sailing excursion for you and your first mate; they will personalise it right down to the on-board music, and when you return to port a bountiful barbecue will be waiting for you.
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This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .



























