Elysium Hotel

About Elysium Hotel

The Elysium Hotel is a Gay Hotel located in Mykonos town and is constructed with traditional Mykonian architecture. The hotel shares a spectacular panoramic view of the historic town of Mykonos and the crystal clear waters of the Aegean Sea. There are 18 standard hotel rooms, 22 superior deluxe rooms and 2 connecting superiors. The Elysium has a swimming pool, hydro-massage, a fully equipped gymnasium and an elaborate spa featuring an indoor Jacuzzi, a steam room and a dry sauna. For your convenience, each room is fully equipped with air-conditioning, broad band internet access, hairdryer, direct dial phone, refrigerator, safe deposit box, satellite TV and a bath tub. The superior deluxe rooms have all the features and amenities of our standard hotel rooms with the addition of fully installed personal computer with web camera and king size beds. Kitchenettes are also available in some superior deluxe rooms. The complimentary breakfast consists of an American buffet. For your dining pleasure the hotel has an on-premises restaurant snack bar. The Elysium also has a TV lounge, internet cafe, guest laundry service, complementary beach towels and a pool bar with spectacular views and ambience. All the facilities are free of charges, apart from the use of the spa (indoor Jacuzzi, steam room and sauna), which comes available on a per hour charge.

Mykonos is found in the heart of Cyclades. It is an island with a double personality: it is one of the most picturesque Cycladic islands, with picturesque streets, white houses, chapels and windmills, and simultaneously one of the most known tourist destinations, which has been distinguished at a world level for its cosmopolitan character.Clubs, bars and beaches of the island have all been filled for many decades with tourists, eponymous and anonymous. Mykonos is an island that guarantees that its visitors will have fun, no matter if they are worshippers of night life and intense emotions or the kind of travellers that wish to get to know the place, to visit sights such as archaeological sites, monuments, churches, picturesque settlements and familiarize with the tradition and life of the residents.