Infinity pool hotels in Mykonos

Cavo Tagoo is an infinity pool hotel in Mykonos, set on a historic stone quarry on a hillside by the sea, just outside Mykonos Town. Its shared infinity pool at the Pool & Lounge is open to all hotel guests, with floating beds, a pool bar and sunset views of Mykonos Town across the bay. The hotel states that all its pools are heated. Some room categories add their own infinity pool: cave-like pools in the Cave Pool Suite and the Orlinski Cave Pool Villa, and private infinity pools in the Platinum and Diamond villas.

The pool area is reserved mainly for hotel guests. In 2026 a limited number of pool day passes may also be available, booked in advance, with priority for hotel guests; a pass usually includes a sunbed, towels, changing facilities, Champagne and a fruit platter. By day the pool has DJ sets and a lively social scene, and in the evening it turns into a lounge with music, cocktails and dining. Children of all ages are welcome, but the hotel asks for constant parental supervision because of its layout.

Rooms range from sea-view Premium Rooms to the Diamond Villa, with three to six bedrooms for up to 13 guests, and many suites and villas have a private pool or an outdoor hot tub facing the sea. Meraki, the signature restaurant, serves Greek-Mediterranean dishes for sharing, while Zuma serves contemporary Japanese cuisine and connects to the lobby by a private corridor for hotel guests. The spa, open to guests aged 16 and over, has massages, a sauna and a steam bath, next to a gym and a hair and nails salon.

Best for: couples and friends who want a social pool scene with sunset views, and groups booking a villa with its own infinity pool.

At Cali Mykonos, an infinity pool hotel in Mykonos on the southeast coast in Kalafatis, the main pool runs for 130 meters (430 feet). This shared infinity pool is open to all hotel guests, overlooks the Aegean Sea and sits above the hotel's own sand beach, with a private dock steps away. Its design was inspired by an ancient stream once found near the estate. In 2026, visitors not staying at the hotel can use the pool with a reservation and a per-person entrance fee, and sunbeds cannot be reserved in advance.

Rooms come as seven suite types and five villa types. All of them except the Terrace Suite and the Junior Suite have a private heated seawater pool on the terrace. The Three-Bedroom and Four-Bedroom Villas Calliope have two or three. Most categories have sea views, while the Terrace Suite looks toward the hills and the Terrace Pool Suite has a partial sea view. Most rooms face the sunrise; the sunset is seen from the reception area and the Apollo Bar.

Avli Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, the Pool Bar covers the daytime and the Apollo Bar adds DJ sets in the evening. Wellness is centered on the outdoor Terra fitness club, with Pilates reformers and yoga classes, and spa treatments are given in the suites. Two private boats can be chartered from the dock for half-day and full-day trips. The hotel calls itself family-friendly and can arrange babysitting for a fee.

Best for: couples who want a long shared pool and a beach on the calmer east side of the island, and families or friends sharing a multi-bedroom villa.

Santa Marina is a Luxury Collection resort on a private peninsula in Ornos Bay. It is laid out like a Mykonian village, on a slope that runs down to its own sandy beach. This infinity pool hotel in Mykonos has two shared infinity-edge pools for hotel guests, both facing the Aegean. The Elais Pool is large and suited to children, with a heated whirlpool next to it. The Oasis Pool & Lounge is a seawater infinity pool reserved for adults; the resort does not publish a minimum age for it. Four private cabanas appear to float in the water there, surrounded by sunbeds, palms and hanging egg chairs. Some suites and all 12 villas also have a private pool.

The resort has 105 rooms and suites, renovated in 2017 in an organic modern style by Greek interior designer Silvina Macipe Krontiras. Rooms and suites have a balcony or terrace with sea views. The villas have two to seven bedrooms, a full kitchen and butler service, and some of their pools have an infinity edge with Aegean views.

Dining includes Elais, a Greek restaurant with Mediterranean influences, the Santa Marina Beach Bar and Buddha-Bar Beach Mykonos, which serves Asian-fusion cuisine and has DJ sets from sunset into the night. Ginkgo Spa has a hammam, a sauna and a steam bath, with treatments by ESPA and 111SKIN. Children have a shaded, sea-view playground for ages three and older, and babysitting is available. The beach slopes gently into shallow water.

Best for: couples who want a pool reserved for adults, and families with young children who need a calm beach and a child-friendly pool.

Fouquet's Mykonos opened in 2026 on the rocky southern tip of the island, between Paraga beach and Paradise Beach, with direct access to the sand. It is the Barrière group's first hotel in Greece. The shared infinity pool is part of ROKA Pool & Beach, the hotel's pool and beach club, and gives this infinity pool hotel in Mykonos open Aegean views over Paraga beach.

Places at ROKA are reserved: sunbeds on the sand, floating beds on the water of the pool or private poolside cabanas. In 2026 each reservation includes pool or beach access, towels and access to the ROKA menu of Japanese robata grill dishes and cocktails, from late morning until late afternoon. A second outdoor pool, The Pool Club, is heated and serves cocktails and mezze from Éole, the Greek-Mediterranean restaurant. The Rock Spa adds an indoor pool and treatments by Dr. Barbara Sturm.

The 60 suites and 3 villas follow Cycladic lines with natural materials, and nearly all suites and every villa have their own private pool or hot tub. For a private pool suite with a wide sea view, the Aegean suites and the Cyclades Suite have large pools facing the open sea, while the bungalow junior suites have terraces with sunbeds just steps from the water. Delos Villa, spread over two levels, sleeps up to 14 guests.

Best for: couples who want a private pool suite by the beach, and groups of friends who enjoy a beach club day by the pool.

Bill&Coo Mykonos has stood on the Megali Ammos hillside, at the edge of Mykonos Town, since 2006. This infinity pool hotel in Mykonos has one shared sea-view infinity pool, open to all hotel guests, with sunsets over the Aegean and the windmills of Mykonos Town as a backdrop. Guests who want their own infinity edge can book the Sea View Suite with Infinity Pool, which has a private infinity pool on its veranda.

The hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and has 32 suites, all with Aegean views, plus 3 one-bedroom villas with private pools. Interiors mix whitewashed walls with wood finishes. Some suites add an outdoor jetted tub or a private plunge pool, and the Two-Bedroom Suites sleep up to five guests. The villas can be booked on their own or joined into a three-bedroom villa. The hotel says its pools can be heated on request in April, May and October, depending on the weather.

Evenings start at the poolside Sunset Lounge Bar, with a resident DJ and cocktails made with Greek ingredients. Dinner is at YEVO, the fine dining restaurant led by Executive Chef Angelos Bakopoulos, and the Valmont Spa and a gym cover wellness. Guests can also use the facilities of the group's sister resort on Agios Ioannis bay, including its beach club.

Best for: couples who want sunset views close to town, and groups of friends sharing a two-bedroom suite.

Semeli Coast Mykonos, part of Hilton's Curio Collection, sits in Merchia Bay on the quieter northeast side of the island. Its main pool area holds two infinity pools, shared by all hotel guests, with sun loungers and wide views over the bay and the wild landscape around it. At this infinity pool hotel in Mykonos, every suite or villa sold with a pool has it fully private. The One Bedroom Villa with Pool has its own infinity pool on a private deck.

The resort has a private beach reserved for guests, with sunbeds and umbrellas, right next to the natural and quiet Merchia Beach. All rooms, suites and villas face the sea. Layouts go from one to three bedrooms, several units have a private pool or jacuzzi, and connecting units can be combined for larger families or groups of friends.

Icáre, the restaurant in the main pool area, serves breakfast and dinner with Greek and Mediterranean dishes inspired by the island of Ikaria, while Almira Beach Taverna serves Greek lunches by the sea. Every stay includes breakfast or half board. The spa has a sauna, hammam, salt room and an indoor heated pool; the spa, the indoor pool and the gym are open only to guests aged 16 and over. Children are welcome at the beach and the outdoor pools under adult supervision, and the hotel offers a kids' menu and babysitting on request.

Best for: couples who want a private pool on a calm bay, and families who need a two- or three-bedroom suite or villa.

The name Deos comes from the ancient Greek word for awe, and the hotel sits on the slope above Mykonos Town. Part of the Myconian Collection, this infinity pool hotel in Mykonos has one shared infinity pool, open to all hotel guests, on the Epico deck. The pool faces west toward the sunset, with 180-degree views of Mykonos Town and the Aegean. Native plants frame the deck, and guests order cocktails from the Epico Bar to the shaded loungers.

Private pools are the other reason to book here. Delta rooms open onto a terrace with either an outdoor hot tub or a private pool, and the Beta Suite adds a private pool and a pergola-shaded lounge. Only the Lamda Suite is described by the hotel as having a private infinity pool, with views of Mykonos Town. The residences, with one to three bedrooms, and the two-level Zeta maisonette give groups more space; most have a private pool, while the Sigma has hot tubs on its two terraces.

Epico, the hotel restaurant, serves Greek fine dining with creative takes on Cycladic flavors, a la carte or as a tasting menu, and reservations are essential. The Sana Spa has a marble indoor pool, a sauna, a steam room and a couples' treatment suite, and the gym offers Pilates and yoga classes. Deos Mykonos is not on the sand, but guests have exclusive access to a private beach on Agrari, with complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas at the Almiriki Beach Club.

Best for: couples who want a sunset pool with views of Mykonos Town, and groups of friends booking a residence with a private pool.

Set on a cliff at Kalafatis, on the calm side of the island, The Wild Hotel by Interni is a boutique infinity pool hotel in Mykonos with 39 rooms, suites and villas. Its cliffside infinity pool is shared by all hotel guests and forms the center of the property, with Aegean views across the water to Naxos. Some categories add a private plunge pool, including the Signature Suites, the Honeymoon Suite and the One Bedroom Villa with Plunge Pool.

At the bottom of the cliff is the hotel's private beach, a small bay framed by rocks and sheltered from the strong summer winds. The pool and the beach both have bamboo daybeds and palm-thatched umbrellas, and the on-site taverna serves drinks, fresh juices and light lunches at both.

Interiors follow the traditional Cycladic style, with bare wood, rough stone, clay, terracotta and whitewashed plaster, plus designer furniture and handmade lamps. Most rooms face the sea, and the two-bedroom villas and suites measure about 75 square meters (810 square feet). The hotel has two restaurants: Mezé, for breakfast and Greek dinners around the table, and the Taverna, whose all-day menu uses produce from island farms. The Wild Spa sits at the edge of the resort around a waterfall pool in a cave-like space open to the air, and there is an open-air gym with sea views.

Best for: couples and honeymooners who want a quiet stay with a private beach, away from the island's beach-club scene.

Mykonos Riviera Hotel & Spa rises in terraces across from the Tourlos marina, just north of Mykonos Town, with views of Mykonos Town, the Aegean and the sunset to the west. This infinity pool hotel in Mykonos has two heated outdoor infinity pools, both lit with star-like lights after dark. The main one, at the Pool Club, is shared by all hotel guests and has loungers, umbrellas, private cabanas, a bar and a restaurant. The second, the Galaxy pool, also faces the sea and the sunset.

The Pool Club is open to visitors too. In 2026 the hotel sells a Pool Day Pass for adults and children, booked in advance through the concierge when space allows. It covers the heated pool, cabanas, lockers, the fitness club and daybeds on the beach area just across from the hotel. Lunch is served by the pool, with DJ music during the day.

Rooms start at 39 square meters (420 square feet), and many have an outdoor hot tub on a sea-view terrace. Private heated pools come with the Elixir Pool Retreat, the Pool Suites with one to three bedrooms and the Pool Maisonettes, which have up to four bedrooms. The Oqua Spa adds an indoor thalassotherapy pool, a traditional hammam and a gym, and the resort has three restaurants.

Best for: couples who want sunset views close to Mykonos Town, and families or groups of friends booking a multi-bedroom pool maisonette.

Two saltwater infinity pools, shared by all hotel guests, form the main pool area at Anax Resort & Spa, an infinity pool hotel in Mykonos on the quiet shore of Agios Ioannis. Both pools look out over the Aegean, and neither is heated; the resort's oversized sea-view jacuzzi is the heated option. The resort sits on its own private beach, which has a sandy section and a rocky, natural entry into the sea.

The beach faces west toward Delos Island, with open sunset views. Kyma, the signature restaurant, sits above the pool and serves Greek-Mediterranean dinners with sea views. Neraki Sunset Bar covers lunch and drinks, and a buffet breakfast is included with every booking.

All rooms and suites open onto private terraces or balconies, most of them with sea views. The suites and maisonettes sold with a pool, such as the Anax Suite with Private Pool, add a private plunge pool, while the Luxury Beachfront Suite has an outdoor jacuzzi instead. The hotel accepts guests of all ages, some suites and maisonettes sleep up to 4 guests, and baby cots are available on request.

The Anasa spa focuses on massage and has a hammam, a sauna and a steam room, next to a gym. The resort is seasonal and opens from early May through mid-October. Best for: couples who want sunset views from the pool and a quiet beach base.

Guests at Myconian Villa Collection can swim in two kinds of infinity pool. The shared one is a seawater infinity pool on the main pool terrace, used by all hotel guests, with a swim spa beside it, sunbeds, a thatched canopy for shade and wide views of the Aegean and the sunset. Private seawater infinity pools come only with the Lovers' Suites and the Elegant 1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom Villas. These are the categories to book for an infinity pool of your own.

This infinity pool hotel in Mykonos is part of the Myconian Collection and sits above Elia Beach on the south coast of the island. On the sand below, the group keeps a private spot on Elia Beach reserved for its guests, with sunbeds, umbrellas, towels and a bar. In 2026, access is arranged through reception shortly before arrival and comes with a small charge.

Rooms, suites and villas look out to sea, some with partial views. Prestige and Exclusive rooms can be booked with a private hot tub or a private pool, and the Elegant Suites have an outdoor hot tub on the terrace. The villas add separate bedrooms and more indoor and outdoor living space.

Next to the main pool, the Infinity bar serves drinks and light bites from morning until late, with live harp music and DJ sets after dark. Breakfast is served at Nouveau, and Cabbanes offers Greek and Mediterranean fine dining. The Rejuvenation Spa adds massages and a heated thalassotherapy pool. Best for: couples who want a suite with a private infinity pool, and families or friends sharing a villa with its own pool.

Above the rooftops of Mykonos Town, on the hillside of Agios Eleftherios, Vencia Boutique Hotel is a small infinity pool hotel in Mykonos with 33 rooms and suites. Its one infinity pool is shared by all hotel guests and sits on a terrace with views of Mykonos Town, the Aegean and the sunset. Loungers, umbrellas and free pool towels line the deck, and the pool bar serves cocktails, fruit juices and snacks from morning until nightfall. The hotel states that the pool is not heated.

Rooms range from standard garden rooms with a private patio to suites with a front or side sea view from a veranda or balcony. The Kynthia Suite has a large balcony that looks over the sea, the town's windmills and the island of Delos. Villa Vencia, set in a garden behind the main building, has three bedrooms for up to six guests, with a kitchen and a sea-view living area on the upper floor.

Karavaki, the hotel restaurant, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with Greek and Mediterranean dishes and traditional Mykonos recipes, and it also welcomes outside guests. A private sunset table can be reserved for dinner. There is no spa or gym on site; massages and beauty treatments from a partner beauty center are given in the rooms, and a personal trainer is available.

Best for: couples who want sunset views over Mykonos Town, and travelers who want to stay near Chora.