Bill and Coo’s Suites and Lounge, Mykonos, a boutique resort by the deep blue Sea
The ancient Greeks called the Aegean Sea, the “wine-dark sea,” and when you sail from Athens to the sunny island of Mykonos, you understand the words of Homer. The waters are a dark tint of blue, and when the west coast of the island heaves into view, it is always a welcome sight. On Mykonos, as on all the Greek islands of the Aegean, the houses are whitewashed until they gleam in the sun, and the beach sands are fine and soft. The main town of Mykonos gives the island its name, and its round little harbour is well sheltered by the arms of the bay. The coastline is hilly, and about a mile south of the downtown area, on a rising slope, you can find the deluxe boutique resort, Bill and Coo’s Suites and Lounge.
At the foot of Bill and Coo’s the Megali Ammos Beach runs along the bay, where visitors can catch a few rays far from the downtown comings and goings, while at the hotel a long infinity pool and private terraces allow guests to relax in perfect solitude. The Bill and Coo’s Lounge and Bar serves drinks at any hour, and bespoke explorations of the area are easy to arrange. Upon arrival at the Mykonos Island National Airport, visitors to Bill and Coo’s can quickly transfer to the hotel by limousine, and begin to enjoy the hotel’s extraordinary view of the Mykonos harbour, the ancient Windmills of Mykonos turning in the distance, as well as the island of Mpaos, surmounted by the steeple of the medieval church of St. George.
