Discover the most expensive hotels in Mykonos

One of the most fantastic things about this resort is that it's more like a secluded village than a hotel. Santa Marina, A Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos is one of the most luxurious and tranquil places, located on southern Ornos Bay. You have complete privacy as the security gate ensures a peaceful stay in paradise.

The style of the hotel is simplistic, with the classic cubed architecture that is popular within Greece. The neutral palette with contemporary touches throughout gives a luxe atmosphere. Boasting bamboo furniture, vaulted ceilings, and wooden features, the hotel is super spacious to ensure a peaceful experience.

In need of a little R&R? The Ginkgo Spa is an absolute oasis of tranquillity with free-flowing water underneath the tiles to create a chilled ambience. Treatments such as a Hammam experience will revitalise your mind and soul, while the stunning infinity pools at the resort look like they seamlessly blend into the crystal clear waters of the ocean. Or, you can opt to feel the sand between your toes at the private beach on one of the plush sunbeds, or perhaps in your own half-dome cabana?

For an extra touch of luxury, you can book private transfers, helicopters, yacht transfers, private dining, horseback riding, or even sailing tours.

The Buddha Bar is one of the most celebrated restaurants on the island thanks to its incredible views of the ocean and its serene decor and vibe. Celebrity DJs take to the stage here to play to guests as they sip champagne or tuck into delicious dishes.

The suites are truly spectacular, complete with a black and marble bathroom, waterfall showers, hand-carved wooden sinks, and soft bathrobes made of 100% cotton. For the most expensive and sumptuous suite, book the Villa Sapphire, where you can enjoy the best views out to the ocean from your swinging hammock or your very own plunge pool.

Prices start from £810 per person for three-nights, £1,240 per person for five-nights, and £1,665 per person for seven-nights, including flights.

If you really want to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy some luxury in peace, Grace Mykonos may be the resort for you. You can expect understated luxury from this hillside retreat.

The hotel sticks to the crisp white colour palette with pops of royal colours throughout. The sparkling infinity pool is the main feature, whether you want to take a dive or simply sink into the daybeds and soak up the Greek sunshine.

Hospitality is above par, with the attentive staff going above and beyond for guests. You can even select your own pillow from a menu to ensure you have the one that suits you best. Talk about luxury! The onsite spa is intimate, with an array of soothing treatments to have you feeling refreshed and renewed.

There is also an art gallery at the hotel which provides a super-luxe touch. Here you can peruse the stunning cavas’ and statues as well as enjoy some of the hosted events at this location.

For the best suite available book the Grace Suite for the most luxurious and spacious stay. You can enjoy your own plunge pool that is half indoors and half outdoors. The balcony has a spacious dining area for more intimate evenings overlooking the ocean.

Prices start from £800 for three-nights, £1,225 per person for five-nights and £1,650 per person for seven-nights, including flights.

Located not far from Mykonos Town is the incredibly lavish Kenshō Ornos. The luxurious decor, ambience, and unparalleled views will leave you breathless as you explore this mesmerising resort.

Offering a Cycladic chic vibe, it is hands down one of the most beautiful resorts on the island. The classic whitewashed walls, stone floors and neutral decor with modern art adorning the walls throughout give it an elegant atmosphere. It’s certainly one of the most picturesque settings, in fact, it looks more like a magazine cover.

The spa is a spectacle to behold with a cave whirlpool and cooling area to relax in an oasis of serenity. Then you can dive into the stunning swimming pool or perhaps hop into the rooftop whirlpool after getting a cocktail from the bar. The Kenshō Restaurant is a fine-ding experience like no other. The dishes are presented in the most artistic way, it really is a treat for all the senses (and your Instagram feed).

Book the VIP Junior Suite with a Private Pool to make the most out of your time here. The walls mimic rock formations adding to the soft neutral furnishings. There is also a plunge pool for watching sunsets and enjoying some privacy.

Prices start from £660 per person for three-nights, £990 per person for five-nights, and £1,320 per person for seven-nights, including flights.

The style and decor of Mykonos Grand Hotel & Resort are minimalistic and romantic, whilst staying true to the Cycladic traditions of the island. The hospitality of the staff is second-to-none with a friendly team willing to go out of their way to ensure the most smooth holiday for their guests. Slink into the seawater pool, relax on the plush daybeds and loungers, or just chill underneath the shaded pergolas, it’s pure paradise.

Fitness and wellness are prevalent at this resort with an incredible amphitheatre that hosts yoga and pilates so you can truly immerse yourself in the Greek culture. The spa is a fairytale experience with a full range of pampering treatments that will leave you feeling silky smooth.

The dining experience is exceptional, especially at Dolphins of Delos, which serves up the most decadent cuisine from its al fresco setting.

The most extravagant room is the Grand Suite With Private Pool. This villa is pure luxury with a temperature-controlled infinity pool to dive into, and a massive terrace for soaking up the Mediterranean rays on your sumptuous daybed.

Prices start from £580 per person for three-nights, £860 per person for five-nights, and £1,140 per person for seven-nights, including flights.

Located close to Mykonos Town, Absolut Mykonos Suites & More is the perfect spot for some luxury and relaxation. The atmosphere is serene the moment you step into the resort, with its pure white decor and furnishings, with complimentary royal blue flourishes throughout.

The views are going to be the main feature of your postcard home. Head to the onsite bar for the most immaculate ocean views from your sinking chairs as you enjoy a bespoke tipple. For a little rejuvenation, the calming spa will have you melting with a medley of treatments, while the aptly named Feed Me restaurant is the perfect example of fine dining in Greece, featuring the most elegant menu available.

There are multiple options for luxury suites. The Absolut Suite Jacuzzi Sea View is the most stunning room with a charming ambience and space to sit back and take in those views. The most unique suite is the traditional Windmill Outdoor Jacuzzi, where you can stay in an actual windmill - with three floors of unique elegance, this is one for those who love something a little bit different.

Prices start from £635 per person for three-nights, £950 per person for five-nights and £1,265 per person for seven-nights, including flights.