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Cheapest Hotels in Mykonos with children |
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Accommodation codes: R/O - room only, S/C - self catering, B&B - bed & breakfast, H/B - half board, F/B - full board, AI - All inclusive, DI - Drinks included (S/C plus drinks). |
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Psarou Beach Hotel, Psarou Beach, Mykonos, 30/05/08 B&B from £85 pp |
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Sunrise Hotel, Agrari, Mykonos, 19/09/08 B&B from £137 pp |
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Rhenia Bungalows, Tourlos Bay, Mykonos, 16/05/08 B&B from £110 pp |
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Don't risk loosing your holiday - Book where you see the ABTA & ATOL logo |
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Charissis Hotel, Mykonos Town, Mykonos, 26/09/08 B&B from £124 pp |
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Petinaros Hotel, Petinaros, Mykonos, 20/06/08 B&B from £134 pp |
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Kamari Hotel, Plati Gialos, Mykonos, 04/07/08 B&B from £194 pp |
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Important advice! If you book your flight & hotel together your holiday will become ATOL protected |
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4* Alex Hotel, Tourlos, Mykonos, 11/07/08 H/B from £277 pp |
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4* Kosmoplaz Hotel, Platys Yialos, Mykonos, 16/05/08 H/B from £271 pp |
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Princess of Mykonos, San Stefanos, Mykonos, 26/09/08 B&B from £212 pp |
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We compare all rates from both the hotel and its agent and only show you the lowest |
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4* Aphrodite Beach Hotel, Kalafatis, Mykonos, 04/07/08 H/B from £371 pp |
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5* Palladium Hotel, Platys Yialos, Mykonos, 30/05/08 H/B from £443 pp |
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4* Petinos Beach Boutique Hotel, Plati Gialos, 19/09/08 H/B from £244 pp |
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We have hundred's more family friendly cheap hotels & apartments in Mykonos. To see them all simply use the search box below. You'll just love the price. |
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All holidays are ABTA & ATOL protected. Need help, then call us on 0845 430 2004 |
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Price is per person per week & given as an example, subject to availability. Based on 2 people sharing for 1 week at the board level shown. Price includes any Early Booking Discounts and Free Child Places. |
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This upmarket Greek island is a sophisticated, fashionable favourite destination particularly for the gay travellers, and probably because of its popularity it has become reputedly the most expensive of all the islands. Its designer shops, colourful tavernas and throbbing dance clubs are doing a roaring trade, but despite the trendy crowds and a couple of well-attended nudist beaches, the island retains its traditional flavour while its trademark five thatched windmills turn slowly on the hill. Tourists to Mykonos who would like to do some serious sightseeing can visit the archaeological museum on the island, which displays some finds from the necropolis on nearby Rhenia. It is also possible to take a trip across to the uninhabited island of Delos (just six nautical miles away), which is an important World Heritage archaeological site, having been the religious and political centre of the Aegean in ancient times. Explore the temples and the Avenue of the Lions, and see some stunning archaic sculptures in the museum.
