Myconian Imperial - Leading Hotels of the World

Stunning scenery, upscale hotel. Very friendly and attentive staff. The food and drinks are a bit expensive, but well worth it. Definitely recommend it.

This is a beautiful hotel, great location, good service, very helpful attendants and fair price! I definitely recommend this hotel.

Booked the Imperial on the recommendation of a friend. First off, the staff are great, they are working very hard. There seems to be a distinct lack of management though. Perhaps it’s because it’s the end of the season but this hotel, now 22 years old, is showing its age. Room - spacious. But that’s about it. Extremely uncomfortable bed - one side is like a 400lb person sat on it for a week. My room had a hot tub. It looks in its last legs. Controls were corroded and dirty. The sun beds were worn and torn. Chambermaid was lovely and kind. Pool - lovely, cold salt water pool. However, safety took a holiday here as the ladder to get in is ridiculous. If you were elderly or handicapped, you would not be able to use it. Sun beds were the best I had in Greece. Simply don’t understand why there aren’t stairs into the pools. Restaurants- just ok. Overpriced for what you get, and they can charge it because there is no where else to eat in Elia. Spa - had a massage on the beach via the hotel and it was wonderful, the massage I had at the spa was just ok. Check in - efficient and good staff as stated. However, look behind the counter. The paint is chipped and peeling and run down. This hotel needs a complete makeover. Won’t stay again.

Pros: room had an awesome view. It was quiet. Staff was friendly and did a great job overall. Property was Beautiful. Cons: room had ants. There was nowhere to hang up a towel. No English television and no way to log into Netflix or any other streaming service. Not enough light for my wife to do her makeup. Shuttle to anywhere runs very infrequently. Couldn’t make full use of the facilities because a wedding party booked them. I would’ve stayed somewhere else had I known I was a second class guest.