Olia Hotel

Olia Hotel Overview

First Impressions

Walking up to Olia Hotel in Tourlos, you immediately get that feeling — you know, when a place just feels right. This three-star property doesn’t try to be something it’s not, and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it work so well. The building has this clean, understated Greek charm that fits perfectly with the surrounding area, and there’s something refreshing about a hotel that focuses on getting the basics absolutely right rather than overwhelming you with unnecessary frills.

Location & Getting Around

Here’s what I love about Tourlos — it’s close enough to Mykonos Town that you can easily pop over for dinner or nightlife, but far enough away that you’re not dealing with the chaos and noise. The hotel offers free private parking, which is actually a huge deal if you’re planning to rent a car and explore the island (and you should, because some of the best beaches are tucked away in spots you’ll never reach on foot). Couples seem to really appreciate this location — I mean, there’s something romantic about being just slightly removed from the tourist madness while still having easy access to everything.

The Room Experience

The rooms at Olia Hotel are what I’d call “thoughtfully simple.” You’re not going to find marble bathrooms or designer furniture, but everything is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Each room has that typical Greek island aesthetic — white walls, pops of blue, and enough space to actually unpack your suitcase without feeling cramped. The beds are surprisingly comfortable (I’m picky about this), and the air conditioning works properly, which trust me, you’ll appreciate during those hot August afternoons.

Breakfast & Daily Rhythms

The breakfast setup here is actually pretty solid for a three-star place. They do both continental and buffet options, so whether you’re the type who just wants coffee and pastry or someone who needs a proper meal to start the day, you’re covered. I particularly appreciated that they include local touches — Greek yogurt with honey, fresh fruit, and some regional specialties that change depending on what’s in season. It’s served in a bright, airy space that makes those early morning meals feel less rushed and more like part of the vacation experience.

Why Guests Love It

What really sets Olia Hotel apart is how it manages to punch above its weight class without trying too hard. The staff genuinely seems to care about making sure you have what you need, and there’s this relaxed atmosphere that just makes sense for a Greek island getaway. The 8.6 rating reflects what you’ll actually experience — a well-run, comfortable place that delivers exactly what it promises. For couples especially, it offers that sweet spot of being romantic without being overly formal, and practical without being boring. You’ll leave feeling like you discovered something good rather than just staying somewhere adequate.

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