Semeli Coast Mykonos, Curio Collection By Hilton

“Très belle découvertes pour un séjour reposant et sympathique”

Hotel extraordinaire avec une décoration aussi bien des chambres et du bar parfaite. Une plage privée vous accueille, et le service est parfait. Que ce soit au restaurant ou au bar ou à la plage. Les chambres sont très très propres avec un service dignes d un 5 étoiles. Le restaurant et le bar pr… Plus

Hotel extraordinaire avec une décoration aussi bien des chambres et du bar parfaite. Une plage privée vous accueille, et le service est parfait. Que ce soit au restaurant ou au bar ou à la plage. Les chambres sont très très propres avec un service dignes d un 5 étoiles. Le restaurant et le bar propose des plats et boissons très sympathiques Le personnel est toujours disponible Un petit conseil louer une voiture pour vos déplacements sur l îles car vous êtes dans un coin très tranquille Petit conseil à l hôtel : réfléchir à mettre à disposition même payante un transfert hôtel ano mera qui permettrait aux voyageurs d avoir un services déplacement. Pour ce qui est du spa la personne en charge des massages est très compétentes et aime son métier bravo En conclusion PARFAIT

Moins

“Spectacular Semeli Coast Splendor”

Semeli Coast is not party Mykonos. It is restorative Mykonos. Quiet, spacious, beautifully positioned and genuinely relaxing, this is the kind of resort where you settle into a rhythm very quickly: sunrise, breakfast, beach, swim, jacuzzi, dinner, repeat. And honestly, that rhythm is hard to beat. … Plus

Semeli Coast is not party Mykonos. It is restorative Mykonos. Quiet, spacious, beautifully positioned and genuinely relaxing, this is the kind of resort where you settle into a rhythm very quickly: sunrise, breakfast, beach, swim, jacuzzi, dinner, repeat. And honestly, that rhythm is hard to beat. The food is a major highlight. In my opinion, it is world-class, consistent and far better than you might expect from a resort where the setting alone could easily do the heavy lifting. The entire menu feels carefully designed by a chef who really understands Greek ingredients, balance and comfort. Standouts for us were the smoky eggplant dish, the Greek salad, the Ikaria salad, the steak and the Mykonian lamb, but the truth is, you would struggle to choose badly. I would strongly recommend treating yourself to half board. There is enough variety across the menu to keep things interesting, and dinner became one of the real pleasures of the stay. Breakfasts are also excellent. Fresh omelettes are cooked to order, alongside Greek cheeses, yoghurt, olives, breads, eggs, bacon and all the usual hotel breakfast staples. It feels generous without being chaotic. The drinks deserve a mention too. We loved the fresh-squeezed orange juice, and the cocktails were excellent — each one felt Greek in some way rather than generic resort-bar fare. They were distinctive, beautifully made and very easy to enjoy by the pool. The staff are exceptional. Others have said this, and it is true: they will do anything for you. Nothing is a problem. I will not overdo this section because, frankly, it will be obvious within the first day. The staff will take care of you. One of the hidden gems of the hotel is the spa. It is complimentary to use the heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room, cold plunge and fresh ice area, and for some reason it never seemed busy. The massages were incredible too, though of course those are extra. If you are visiting in shoulder season, the spa becomes even more valuable because the outdoor pools are still very cold. In early May, our private jacuzzi was brilliant, we used it twice a day, but the main pool was icy in Early May. The only heated pool is in the spa area. The gym is also very good for casual hotel fitness. It is fitted with Technogym equipment, dumbbells, yoga mats, two weight machines, an elliptical, treadmill and bike. We went first thing in the morning and had it to ourselves. The space can be opened up for fresh air, and we were even able to play our own music through the TVs, which made it feel very relaxed and private. The private beach is another overlooked highlight. I do not mean Merchia Beach, which is separate and public, I mean the resort’s own beach area beside the taverna. It is beautiful, quiet, genuinely private and has plenty of loungers and seating. Because many guests have private pools, it seemed surprisingly underused. We were often the only people down there. In early May, the sea was actually warmer than the pools. Sunbathe, swim, read, repeat — it was bliss. There are also lovely walks around the headland. If you leave the main entrance and turn right onto the dirt and gravel road, it becomes more of a trail, with beautiful views across the bay. There is no shelter or tree cover, so I would avoid doing it at midday, but it is well worth exploring. Sunrise is special here. In May it was around 6:15am, and watching the sun come straight out of the ocean was genuinely memorable — especially with Ikaria visible in the distance, tied to the mythology of Icarus flying too close to the sun. It gave the place a little extra magic. A small practical note: even at 19–22°C in early May, we caught the sun quickly. The light is strong, the loungers are beautiful, and it is very easy to underestimate how fast you will tan or burn. Overall, Semeli Coast is a superb resort for people who want calm, comfort, privacy, excellent food and a slower version of Mykonos. It is isolated, but in exactly the right way. This is not the Mykonos of beach clubs and late nights. This is the Mykonos of sea air, warm hospitality, excellent cooking, spa rituals, quiet coves and golden sunrises. For us, it was a restorative, luxurious and deeply relaxing stay — and the food alone would bring us back.

Moins

“My home on Mykonos”

From start to finish, our stay at Semeli Coast Mykonos was unforgettable. The wonderful touch of airport collection and return made our arrival and departure completely stress-free, and after a delayed flight we arrived at the property close to midnight to find the team waiting with warmth and even… Plus

From start to finish, our stay at Semeli Coast Mykonos was unforgettable. The wonderful touch of airport collection and return made our arrival and departure completely stress-free, and after a delayed flight we arrived at the property close to midnight to find the team waiting with warmth and even a freshly prepared meal. That moment alone showed the level of care and dedication this hotel offers. The setting is breathtaking, with a completely remarkable view of the coastline and a relaxed, calm aura that surrounds the entire property. The property itself is modern and newly constructed yet fits within the landscape in an un-obtrusive way. The spa and gym are fantastic — modern, beautifully maintained, and a perfect balance of energy and serenity. Most of all, it is the incredible team that elevates the experience: attentive, kind, and always going the extra mile to make guests feel at home in a relaxed yet formal manner. Semeli Coast is more than a hotel — it’s a place where hospitality, comfort, and beauty come together effortlessly. We leave with unforgettable memories and are already looking forward to our return.

Moins

“Séjours vacances famille août 2025”

Nous venons de terminer notre séjours après 12 jours. Nous avions un suite spacieuse type duplex 2 chambres, 2 sdb avec vue sur la mer + spa+ 3 terrasses avec double exposition pour profiter du soleil même en fin de journée. L’hôtel se situe à un endroit très calme de Mykonos ( 25 minutes en moyenn… Plus

Nous venons de terminer notre séjours après 12 jours. Nous avions un suite spacieuse type duplex 2 chambres, 2 sdb avec vue sur la mer + spa+ 3 terrasses avec double exposition pour profiter du soleil même en fin de journée. L’hôtel se situe à un endroit très calme de Mykonos ( 25 minutes en moyenne en voiture sachant que Mykonos est difficile surtout en août), parfait pour reprendre des forces. L’hôtel est récent. Il y a pas mal de familles qui profitent de leurs villas avec piscines indépendantes. Nous avions une location de voiture afin de pouvoir sortir régulièrement de l’hôtel et découvrir l’île. Petit déjeuner fort sympathique avec un service au top( mention + à DIMITRIS). Il y a une plage privée dans la baie. Par contre malheureusement beaucoup de vent qui a la longue fatigue + la ville de Mykonos sans intérêt en août avec vraiment trop de monde en cause les paquebots.

Moins