Aphrodite Beach Hotel & Resort, Mykonos Town

The hotel is in an okay location, but lacks nearby shops and transportation options. The rooms are clean but somewhat dated. The dining options are plentiful and varied, but some items are overpriced. Service can be slightly rude at times.

The hotel offers a simple and clean room experience, but the bathroom cleanliness could be better. The location is perfect for families seeking a quiet spot near the beach, yet lacking in nearby shops for essentials. The dining options are limited and basic, with room for improvement in variety. The service quality varies, from bringing amenities promptly to instances of perceived rudeness. Facilities are decent but not outstanding, providing essential services with some room for enhancement.

My stay at the hotel was mixed. The rooms were clean and did the job, but they backed onto the 'workers quarters' that resembled a jail, which was a bit off-putting. The service was a bit lousy overall, with some staff seeming indifferent or confused. The location, while not the most convenient, was at the quieter end of the island, which suited us. The dining options offered a good variety, especially for breakfast. The facilities were average, nothing too fancy.

The hotel is located up in the top, with clean rooms that do the job, although there's no air conditioning and the breakfast is poor with an extra charge for espresso. The welcoming was good, making the stay worth the extra money. The service can be rude and pushy for additional payments, but the location, while remote and lacking transport options, is stunning and perfect for families. The dining offers a variety, especially for breakfast lovers, but can be chaotic when busy. Overall, a decent stay with some drawbacks.

Although the hotel is a little isolated, it's in a lovely location with helpful staff. The dining experience was not great, but there are nice restaurants nearby at reasonable prices. The rooms, however, were disappointing, lacking basic amenities and information.

The hotel's location was ideal for us, being at the quieter end of the island which suited us perfectly. The rooms need renovation, and it was disappointing not to find the expected double bed but three small singles. However, the breakfast was brilliant, and the proximity to Kalafatis beach was a plus.

I found the hotel to be an interesting place to stay, with some areas needing improvement. The rooms were discovered to be old and in an apartment block, which was a bit disappointing. However, they were clean. The service was satisfactory, but the staff seemed unsure about room availability. The location, although far from town, was quiet and right across from the beautiful Kalafatis Beach. The dining had fresh choices, but the spread was basic, not ideal for vegetarians.

The hotel was located in the best spot with a brilliant breakfast but be prepared to pay for sunbeds on the beach. The rooms were basic and lacked amenities like tea and coffee making facilities. The staff's attitude was a mix of rude behavior and unprofessionalism, making service a letdown.

The hotel I stayed at was quite a mixed bag. The rooms were old and dated, located in an apartment block away from the main hotel, but thankfully, they were quite clean. The neighbors playing gangsta rap did not add to the ambiance, though. The service had a poor attitude overall, especially when constantly pestering for money for beach amenities. On the bright side, the location was at the quieter end of the island, which suited me perfectly.

Finding our room was a bit of a challenge due to the hilly terrain, but once settled, we discovered a basic, albeit old and slightly dirty room in an apartment block separate from the main hotel. We had to endure neighbors playing loud music, which was a downside. However, the price was reasonable considering the accommodation.