Windmill House Mykonos

Windmill House Mykonos Overview

First Impressions

When I first spotted Windmill House Mykonos perched above Megali Ammos beach, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect from a three-star property on an island known for its high-end resorts. But you know what? Sometimes the best discoveries come from places that don’t try too hard to impress. This traditional Cycladic building — yes, it’s actually shaped like a windmill — sits in one of those perfect spots where you can watch the Aegean stretch endlessly while still being close enough to Mykonos town for evening adventures.

The Location Sweet Spot

Here’s what I love about Megali Ammos — it’s that rare find where you get a proper beach experience without the chaos of Paradise or Super Paradise. The hotel is literally a two-minute walk to the sand, and I mean actual soft sand, not the rocky patches you’ll find elsewhere on the island. What really sold me though was how easy it is to catch the local bus into Mykonos town (about 10 minutes) or even walk it if you’re feeling energetic and don’t mind the uphill return trip. The couples who stay here clearly get it — there’s something romantic about having your own little corner of the island while still being connected to everything.

The Room Experience

My room was exactly what you’d want from a traditional Greek island stay — whitewashed walls, simple furnishings, and a balcony that made me want to spend way too much time just staring at the water. It’s not fancy, but it’s clean and comfortable, with air conditioning that actually works (trust me, this matters in July). The bathroom was compact but functional, and honestly, when you’re spending most of your time on the beach or exploring the island, you don’t need much more than a good shower and a comfortable bed.

Beach Life and Beyond

Megali Ammos beach became my daily routine — morning coffee on the hotel terrace, then straight down to claim a spot on the sand before it gets crowded. The water here is surprisingly calm compared to some of the more exposed beaches, which makes it perfect for actually swimming rather than just posing for photos. There’s a decent beach restaurant right there if you get hungry, though I found myself walking back up to the hotel for lunch most days since the terrace has better views and honestly, better prices.

Why Guests Love It

What strikes me most about Windmill House Mykonos is how it nails that balance between authentic Greek island charm and practical comfort. You’re not paying for marble bathrooms or infinity pools, but you are getting an experience that feels genuinely connected to the place you’re visiting. The staff knows the area inside and out — they’ll point you toward the best sunset spots and tell you which tavernas the locals actually eat at. For couples especially, there’s something special about having this quieter base while still being able to dive into Mykonos nightlife when the mood strikes. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something rather than just booked something.

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