Read on to find out what I thought of my stay here at Panormos Bay Suites, as I explore the best stays in Mykonos…
Basic Information
Name: Panormos Bay Suites, Mykonos
Address: Panormos Mykonos, Greece, 84600
Phone: (+30) 6972702572
Email: sales@panormosbaysuites.com
Website: https://panormosbaysuites.com
Panormos Bay Suites Location
Set in the Panormos Bay region, the Panormos Bay Suites are a short drive away from the main town, 2.5 miles from the nearest airport and a 10 minute walk from the nearest beach. Points of interest include Panormos Beach, Agios Sostis Beach and Ftelia Beach – so the perfect location if you’re looking to top up that tan and relax under the Mediterranean sun!
Rooms & Suites
Each room comes with air conditioning, a seating area, TV, kitchenette, dining area, safety deposit box, coffee machine, bar and a private bathroom with bidet, bathrobes and slippers. Every room comes complete with a patio and beautiful views of the lake and some suites – like the one we stayed in – are 2 floors high, featuring a balcony and private swimming pool.
Services & Facilities
As you’d expect from a Luxury Suite, the Room Service and Concierge service is impeccable – with 24/7 Reception Staff available to help with any queries you might have as well as a paid airport shuttle service (which is very helpful given that public transport and taxis are rather hard to come by in Mykonos). In terms of facilities, there are also communal areas which you can access such as their Restaurant, Fitness Centre, Bar and Garden as well as Barbecue Facilities.
Dining
Included in the room price, the Panormos Bay Suites offer a choice of continental or buffet breakfast with the rather luxurious option to have it brought to your suite in the morning when you wake up! For the rest of the meals, you have the option to go out and explore the area or order via their room service menu – which is rather extensive.
Panormos Bay Suites – Final Thoughts
A luxurious suite with beautifully modern interior, large swimming pools and fantastic facilities, the resort certainly lived up to my expectations and did everything it said on the label!
The only thing that slightly caught me off guard was the location – we hadn’t realised how little public transport was available in the region and the fact it can take several hours to secure a taxi (since there are only about 20 on the whole island) so if you’re planning to come here I’d suggest you have transport organised beforehand and rent a car or bike so you can get around the area without too much trouble!
If you have any questions about the hotel, feel free to leave a comment below or send me an email or message via social media – I’m always happy to help you out with any queries you might have!
Has this piqued your interest? View my full Travel Guide for what to see in Mykonos.
