Kensho Ornos Boutique Hotel is totally stylish, with many unique characteristics and something new to discover every day…
Kensho Ornos Boutique Hotel is totally stylish. Instant Wow at every turn. Natural stone and aged wood, in a typical Aegean, whitewashed design. The word Kensho is taken from Japanese and translates into “seeing nature“, so the emphasis is on light and space, allowing nature to perfectly complement the ultra contemporary flourishes. The location is on the south-west coast, just a few minutes walk above the famous Ornos beach, which is one of the most popular. Mykonos Town is 10 minutes drive, the airport 15 minutes.
Kensho Ornos Boutique Hotel sas 25 rooms and 10 suites. All are bright and spacious with a pleasing combination of modern high-tech comforts and Aegean traditions.
You have a choice of Deluxe Rooms with Jacuzzi, Deluxe Rooms with plunge pool, Junior Suites with integrated living space and outdoor Jacuzzi. Finally you have the VIP Suite with private pool. All of the accommodation is designed in a step fashion with three rows, allowing maximum views with the majority ( The entry level rooms tend to have internal courtyard / garden view )
Acclaimed restaurant with an emphasis on Mediterranean fine dining cuisine.
Regular car shuttle to and from Mykonos Town from mid-morning to late evening. Complimentary until late evening, with a charge from midnight onwards both directions).
At the nearby Ornos Beach, you have numerous dining options, plus in Mykonos Town, you have many more, frequently with music in the summer months.
Something new to our Mykonos Selection. Kensho Ornos Boutique Hotel opened in June 2016 and quickly established itself as one of the most luxurious small hotels in the entire region. Totally stylish, with many unique characteristics, and something new to discover every day.
Highly personalised with a real desire to provide you with an experience that can be individually tailored to your personal requirement. It is essentially couples and romance focused, although well-behaved children are accepted.
Note: Mykonos Town can get very busy with cruise passengers and especially late May to September. They tend to arrive early morning and are gone by late afternoon. Best avoided if you can. The town takes on a very different atmosphere late afternoon onwards, with its numerous pedestrian shopping streets and upscale dining & nightlife options. Take time to explore the island, roads are generally good and there are some delightful beach front villages.
Kensho Ornos Boutique Hotel, Mykonos, Greece
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