An adults-only room at the centre of the old town
The TownHouse is the choice for travellers who want to live inside Mykonos Town rather than commute to it. The front door opens onto Manto Square, placing the waterfront, Little Venice, Matogianni Street and the old port within a few minutes’ walk. Rooms are individually arranged across the compact building, while the rooftop Skybar looks over the tiled roofs and harbour at sunset. Downstairs, 54 Cocktail Lounge gives the hotel a sociable evening identity, and a small gym, 24-hour reception and sharp concierge team cover practical needs. The adults-only policy keeps the atmosphere focused, and the staff’s ability to secure transport and restaurant reservations is particularly valuable on an island where casual last-minute plans often fail in high season.
This is an urban boutique hotel, not a self-contained retreat. There is no swimming pool, beach, full spa or conventional dinner restaurant, and breakfast costs extra on some rates. The smallest city-view room is genuinely small, while rooms around a central square and two bars cannot promise monastic silence; light sleepers should discuss position before choosing. Cars cannot be treated as though the pedestrian old town has a hotel forecourt, so porter and transfer arrangements matter. Guests must be at least 18. Expedia rates The TownHouse 9.8 from 80 reviews, a smaller but established sample. It leads the old-town category for service and immediacy: the right address when being able to step straight into dinner, shopping and nightlife matters more than a resort facility list.
Good to know
Adults only, Old town location, Rooftop bar, Concierge, Gym, and Nightlife
