Bill & Coo Suites & Lounge Hotel in Megali Ammos, Mykonos

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• Location: On a hill overlooking Megali Ammos Beach.
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• Hotel phone: +30 22890 26292
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Hotel Review

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Luxurious boutique accommodation featuring an infinity swimming pool, relaxing spa, and refined dining overlooking Megali Ammos Beach.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge boasts expansive sunsets overlooking the ocean from each suite and around the property, with an especially superb vista from the infinity pool. Suites are spacious, ranging from 38 to 70 square meters, all with private terraces, some including private hot tubs or heated, exclusive pools. The hotel uniquely emphasizes cuisine, with an exceptional fine dining restaurant, luxurious breakfasts, signature beverages, and quality wines. Their spa is small but lavish and features a sauna, steam room, and hot tub, and a selection of solo, couple, and family treatments. Service is always attentive and thoroughly customized.

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Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Location

• Location: Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is perched atop a hill by Megali Ammos Beach on the edge of Mykonos Town, approximately a 13 to 20-minute walk from the nightlife, dining, and shopping that have made Mykonos renowned. Other nearby attractions that can be reached within a 16 or 19-minute walk respectively include the iconic Kato Mili windmills and Old Port. The Fabrika bus station is just a 12-minute stroll away as well, offering easy access to the island`s finest beaches, airport, and ferry terminal at Tourlos.
• Reaching the Hotel: The accommodation is situated on a hill above the beach road connecting the Town of Mykonos to Ornos, making it simple to access via taxi or driving yourself, though it`s somewhat of a hike for bus travelers transporting luggage. It is approximately 5 km from the Mykonos ferry port in Tourlos, and 3 km from the Mykonos Airport.“

To reach the hotel by bus, take the Fabrika-bound bus from the Airport or the Tourlos Ferry Port (AKA “The New Port”). These airport and ferry port routes run several times a day throughout the summer months but infrequently (if at all) in the winter. Fabrika is the closest official bus stop to the hotel, less than a kilometer away. The bus from the Airport to Fabrika Station takes approximately 15 minutes, while the bus from the New Port to Fabrika takes about 20 minutes; both trips cost around €2. Tickets are purchased on the bus or from a manned kiosk at the terminal, in cash only.

A limited number of taxicabs are also available for transportation from the port or airport to locations around the island, though only approximately 30 cabs serve the entire area. Because of this minimal number, passengers often experience quite a lengthy period of waiting. To prevent this delay, it is advised to pre-arrange transportation using a private vehicle service in advance (I have personally used and would suggest Welcome Pickups). Since the cabs on Mykonos do not utilize meters, be certain to agree upon a set cost with the driver before departing. The estimated fee for a ride from the port or airport to Bill & Coo is roughly €15-20. Scheduling with a private car service only costs somewhat more – about $38 (or €31) – but is worthwhile to bypass the wait and for the convenience of prepaying.

Visitors arriving by ferry can also take the Sea Bus from the New Port in Tourlos to the Mykonos Town waterfront, from where it is a 20-minute walk to the hotel. The Sea Bus departs every half hour, with the trip taking approximately 10 minutes and costing €2.

For those who prefer to drive themselves, we advise leasing a vehicle either at the airport on arrival, or in Mykonos Town. We strongly suggest reserving a motor vehicle in advance, especially if you require automatic transmission. Upon arrival at the hotel, Bill & Coo offers free parking (a major perk).

• Nearby Attractions: Megali Ammos Beach. Eateries, nightspots, and shops in the Chora. The Windmills of Kato Mili/Little Venice.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – The Basics

• Ages: Bill & Coo Suites is family-friendly, open to guests of all ages as well as pets. Guests tend to be couples celebrating a romantic occasion or a birthday.
• Coastline: The nearest shoreline to Bill & Coo Suites is Megali Ammos, about 250m away. Megali Ammos has an informal layout without organized beach facilities or rental loungers. A better option nearby with beach clubs is found at Ornos, just 2 km away. Ornos Beach is very popular with golden sands, clear waters, and ample beach amenities. Ornos and several other beautiful beaches ( Platis Gialos,Paraga,Paradise, and Agios Ioannis) are easily accessible by bus from the nearby Fabrika area.
• View: All suites offer stunning sunset views over the Aegean Sea.
• Private Pools/Jacuzzis: Honeymoon Suites have private, outdoor jacuzzis. The Bill & Coo Suite offers a private, heated, infinity pond.
• Parking: Guests of the hotel can park free of charge in the on-site lot.
• Extras: Reception available 24 hours a day, room service operating 24 hours a day, cell phone and tablet in each room, highly capable concierge team, rooms cleaned twice daily, personal assistant available upon request, personal trainer available upon request, personal shopper available upon request.
• When to Reserve: Bill & Coo Suites is open from early April through late October. Make a reservation at minimum 4 months ahead (6 months is preferable) for remains throughout the top season from June through September and about 3 months beforehand for the lower and shoulder seasons.
• Reserving Accommodations: Booking.com often has competitive rates.
• Phone: +30 22890 26292
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• Website: bill-coo-hotel.com

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Amenities

• Pool: The hotel offers a beautiful pool with direct sunset views over Megali Ammos Beach and the sea.
• Spa: The small but high-quality on-site spa provides exclusive treatments for solo guests, couples, and groups of up to eight. Spa amenities include a sauna, steam room, and hot tub.
• Fitness Center: There is a adequately sized gym on property containing cardio equipment, a cable machine, and free weights kept in good working condition. Personal trainers can be brought in for private sessions if needed.
• For Disabled Guests: The hotel is spread over a few floors connected with plenty of steps, a few ramps, but no elevator. There is a ramp at the entrance leading to the lobby, and the main facilities (pool, restaurants, and bar) are on this level. There are no wheelchair accessible/roll in showers, but the hotel is otherwise suitable for guests with mobility issues as long as they book a ground-floor room. If any needs arise, the staff is always happy to assist.
• For Families: Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a family-friendly hotel open to guests of all ages, though there are no special amenities or facilities for children. The Superior Two Bedroom Suite is the only room type that can accommodate four to five guests.
• Activities: The hotel specializes in bespoke experiences. Their skilled concierge team can arrange anything as basic as private dining to extravagant private jet charters. Their most recommended activities include guided excursions to Delos Island and yacht rentals.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Food and Drink

• Dining: The Bill & Coo Gastronomy Project – Their signature dining experience features gourmet Mediterranean fusion cuisine using locally sourced ingredients, ideal wine pairings, and a romantic setting. Dinner is offered from 8 to 11:30 pm. The restaurant is available to the public, so reserve a table in advance to make sure seating. • All Day Restaurant – Serves casual Mediterranean favorites at the swimming pool region from noon until midnight.
• Lounge/Bar: The Lounge Bar is open all day from 8 in the morning until midnight. The bar offers a great selection of beer and wine, though their specialty is cocktails. Their signature drinks all feature fresh, seasonal fruits and herbs in creative blends.
• Breakfast: A complimentary breakfast menu is served each morning at the Bill & Coo Gastronomy Project. Breakfasts here are outstanding with an almost endless selection of freshly-made dishes, mostly Greek but with plenty of global options. This is one of the best breakfast options on the island. Breakfast is served every day from 8 am to 11 am.
• Room Service: Available 24 hours daily.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Rooms

• Room Styles: Studio Suite with Ocean View • Honeymoon Suite with Outdoor Hot Tub • Superior Two Bedroom Suite • Bill & Coo Suite with Private Infinity Pool
• Smoking Rooms: Smoking is prohibited in all rooms. Smoking is permitted on private outdoor terraces and in outdoor public spaces.
• Prime Suite: Considered the grandest accommodation on site, this suite covers an area of 70 square meters and includes a king-sized bed along with a spacious terrace equipped with a private infinity pool and sweeping sunset perspectives over the ocean.
• For Families: The hotel welcomes guests of all ages, though there are no specific amenities for children. The best choice for families is the Superior Two Bedroom Suite, offering 60 sqm of space and sleeping up to 5 with 2 private bathrooms, a separate living area, and a private terrace.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Local Transport

• Walking: The hotel is situated just south of Mykonos Town on a hill overlooking the sea near Megali Ammos Beach. Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a brief walk to Megali Ammos beach and the village (Chora), where most of the island’s finest dining, nightlife, and shopping can be found. Little Venice and the windmills are 1 km away, the Old Port is 1.5 km away, and there are 2 excellent sunset viewing spots nearby at Boni’s windmill (1.5 km) and 180° Sunset Bar (2 km uphill). The road to and from town does not have a footpath and is rather busy with vehicles, so take care when walking, particularly at night. Nonetheless, most people do walk in this area, so drivers are accustomed to sharing the space with pedestrians here.
• Bus: Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is near the Fabrika bus stop, a walking distance of about 12 minutes away, which serves destinations like the New Port (Tourlos), Airport, and beaches at Ornos, Agios Ioannis, Platis Gialos, Paradise, and Paraga. There is also a bus stop located at the far end of the Old Port (2 km), considered the island’s primary bus station, that goes to places such as the New Port (Tourlos), Ano Mera village, and beaches at Kalafati, Agios Stefanos, Kalo Livadi, Elia, and Panormos. There is no bus connecting directly between Fabrika and the bus station at the Old Port; it takes approximately 15 minutes (1 km) walk from one location to the other. Ticket fares range from €1.60 to €2.30, depending on the destination. Buses can get very crowded, especially during peak season, so much so that they often reach full capacity and are unable to accommodate additional passengers. There are only 26 public buses serving the island. Bus timetables change every couple of weeks, so check the KTEL website for the most updated schedules.
• Transport: The nearest taxi stand is at Fabrika next to the bus stop, less than a kilometer from the hotel, but generally fewer taxicabs travel through this region than at the main taxi stand, which is about 2 km away, near the Old Port, behind the Cosmote building and next to the post office. There is nearly always a delay at either taxi stand as there are only 30 taxis providing for the entire island. Pre-booking is recommended to circumvent the delay, and have the driver meet you at the hotel instead. There will be a surcharge for advanced reservations (about €5) and for transporting baggage, usually just a couple of Euros. A taxi from the port or airport to Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge should be about €15-20.

Driving in Milan, like any major city with medieval roots, can be complicated due to confusing roads layouts, expensive parking, and vehicle restrictions in popular areas. Fortunately, Milan has Italy`s best public transportation network of subways, buses, and trams to get you almost anywhere desired efficiently. Rideshare services like Uber also operate here along with taxis that usually stop when hailed from the sidewalk. In recent years, bike share programs have sprouted around town as another quick trip option. Often, walking will do just as well though, as Milan`s primary tourist zone is fairly compact – most major attractions are within a 20-minute radius from the Duomo in the city center.

• Motorized vehicles: Scooters serve as the primary mode of transportation for locals, while all-terrain vehicles or ATVs hold great popularity among tourists, but for those unaccustomed to the landscape, these can prove to be highly hazardous to operate. The roads on the Greek island of Mykonos weave in zigzag patterns, travel up and down hills, squeeze through narrow passages, and contain many potholes, sometimes constituting dirt paths, with most regions outside of Mykonos Town lacking street lights. Plus there are aggressively reckless drivers to contend with, some of the world`s worst. Renting a car presents a much safer choice than a scooter or ATV, while likewise granting easy access to remote beaches across the island.

Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – What’s Nearby?

Best Nearby Restaurants

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• Funky Kitchen: An outstanding Greek-Mediterranean restaurant, combining traditional flavors and modern strategies and featuring seasonal, local ingredients. Great vegetarian and gluten-free choices available. Reservations recommended.
• Krama Fine Greek Dining: At Semeli Hotel, Krama displays upgraded versions of traditional Greek comfort foods.
• Thioni Restaurant: Contemporary, creative Greek fine cuisine, also at the Semeli Hotel.
• To Maereio: Cozy restaurant serving traditional Greek dishes and excellent wine in a popular spot. They don`t accept reservations, so arrive early or enjoy a drink on the patio while waiting.
• M-eating Restaurant: Inventive, Greek fine dining with an informal atmosphere. Known for their lamb and beef dishes, fresh seafood, and their Mykonian onion tart.
• Caesar’s: Family operated restaurant providing traditional Greek comforting foods in a welcoming atmosphere.
• Andreas & Maria: Possibly the last truly authentic taverna on the island, this establishment offers superb cuisine, amazing cheap wine, and a warm, family atmosphere.
• Pasaji: The finest beach club in Ornos offers top-notch sushi, meats, refreshments, and shisha served on the sand or in their open area dining hall.
• Delos Island: Considered sacred for more than 1000 years before becoming renowned as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, the ruins of Delos represent one of Greece’s most significant archaeological sites. A few boat agencies offer guided tours to Delos departing from Ornos, or you may catch a ferry from the Old Port in Mykonos Town (4km).

Best Nearby Bars and Breweries

• Alley Cocktail Bar: Awesome bar with a seasonal menu featuring local herbs, fresh fruits, and signature drink combinations.
• Galleraki: Scenic spot for sunset cocktails and a lively surroundings late into the night. The best perspectives are from their upstairs balcony, so reserve beforehand or arrive early to obtain a spot there.
• Semeli the Bar: This busy bar is located outdoors, providing spectators with spectacular sunset views, and indoors, where the dance floor is frequently packed. It commonly attracts a more youthful crowd and Americans than other bars in Mykonos. There is a requirement to purchase a minimum of one drink per guest.
• Scarpa Bar: The best fresh fruit cocktails in Mykonos, and also known for their signature beverages, especially the Roger Rabbit (vodka, carrot, lime, peach, passionfruit). Their namesake Scarpa cocktail is the Greekest drink you’ll ever taste (mastiha, vanilla, beet, lemon, yogurt). Sunset views and house music until dawn.
• Bao’s Cocktail Bar: Nicknamed after a defender of the island, this bar offers exceptional cocktails, all-night dancing, and some of the best sunset views in Mykonos. Reserve ahead for the prime view tables or drop in anytime late for drinks and partying in the main bar or performance/VIP area upstairs.
• Skandinavian Bar and Club: One of the oldest nightlife destinations in Mykonos, Skandinavian features 2 ground-level bars, a lively dance venue upstairs, and an outdoor patio.
• Owned by the first female Greek sea captain, the upper bar and downstairs restaurant at Katerina’s Cocktail Bar and Restaurant offer magnificent sunset views and distinguished seafood and drinks at both locations.
• Notorious: Friendly cocktail venue provides a small daily menu and inventive, signature beverages. Live music most nights and karaoke on Fridays.
• Jackie O’ Bar: Most lively bar in Mykonos, Jackie O’ opens at sunset for relaxed drinks, remains active all night with dancing, and holds nightly drag performances. They operate a sister venue at Super Paradise Beach Club also worthy of a visit.

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• Nammos Village: Luxurious shopping center at Psarou Beach featuring high-end fashion and accessories from notable brands, as well as a spa, supervised play area for children, and cafe (not the nearby Nammos Restaurant). Take a walk along the beach path.
• 180° Sunset Bar: Outstanding outdoor bar with awe-inspiring panoramas of Mykonos Town and the Old Port. Though commonly busy, plenty of space spans multiple outdoor areas. This presents a calmer bar alternative in the heart of the village.

Best Nearby Cafe

• Gioras Wood Medieval Mykonian Bakery: The finest baklava in Mykonos is found at Gioras. Having been operated by the same family for generations, they utilize traditional recipes and methods to craft their indulgent pastries.

Nearby Shopping and Cool Shops

• Mytho: Wonderful shop selling 100% Greek merchandise, many crafted by hand and unique. Located at the Kato Mili windmills.
• Osklen: A boutique known for innovative, high-quality streetwear featuring clothing, beach apparel, footwear, and accessories for men and women.
• Alter Ego: This boutique shop specializes in women’s clothing, sandals, and jewelry designed by Greek artisans.
• Soho Soho: This designer retailer has 4 branches across Mykonos, 2 in the capital city. Both shops are roughly 1.5 km away from each other, one for men and one for women.
• Optique Boutique: Stylish eyewear and sunglass boutique with attentive staff well-suited to matching customers to their most flattering silhouettes.

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• Elena Makri: Luxury women’s retailer by the former Vogue editor-in-chief. Clothing, shoes, and accessories that take inspiration from classical Greece.
• Rarity Gallery: Truly extraordinary collection of contemporary works of art and exhibits, free entrance, and no pressure to make a purchase.
• Cosset Design: Upscale art, furnishings, and home décor store with a selection of unique and luxurious pieces.
• Ilias Lalaounis: Famous jewellery shop providing exceptional works by the late renowned goldsmith.

Nearby Attractions

• Windmills of Kato Mili: 5 picturesque windmills that once comprised the most sizable, vital flour mill on the island operating from the 17th through 19th centuries. Now only the exteriors are available to visit. This is the most identifiable landmark on the island.

Give yourself plenty of time to figure out what you’re bringing and if you need to make a shopping run! Packing ahead of time also ensures you have enough baggage and that you know where you’re putting everything.

• Old Port: Stunning waterfront neighborhood with restaurants, bars, shops, and a beach, plus the ferry to Delos Island.
• Paraportiani Orthodox Church: A complex of 5 churches constructed over the span of 2 centuries starting in 1425.
• Boni’s Windmill: This sixteenth century windmill, the oldest structure on the island, offers gorgeous views of sun falling beyond the horizon from atop the hill. Within the windmill houses an exhibition on farming, available for touring in the summertime between 2 pm until 8 pm.
• Folklore Museum: Small, somewhat disorganized collection of 19th-century Mykonian furnishings, ship components, and artifacts formerly possessed by a local outlaw. Free entrance (donations welcome).
• Mykonos Farmers: Wonderful dairy farm offering farm tours and a variety of cheesemaking classes.
• Island of Delos: A sacred place of worship for over 1,000 years before becoming known as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. The ruins of Delos are among Greece’s most significant archaeological sites. Ferries depart from the Old Port several times daily, cost €20 round-trip, and take about 20 to 30 minutes to reach the island, depending on conditions.”

Nearby Markets or Grocery Stores

• O Parianos Fruit Shop: Excellent local merchant selling seasonal fruits and vegetables.
• AB Food Emporium: Small branch of the supermarket chain offering a good selection of groceries, produce, wine, and beverages at fair rates.

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