Myconian Avaton Resort
- Location: Greece, Elia Beach
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The Hotel
A singular place of amazing beauty suspended between sky, earth and sea, the Myconian Avaton Resort seems to miraculously grow out of the bare rock of the famed Elia Beach. In a magnificent landscape where ancient myths and modern legends blend in a harmonious whole, every glance reveals breathtaking panoramas and exciting patterns of light and color in a never-ending variety. The Avaton is much more than a unique location. It’s that special place where strong impressions become deep emotions; where unpretentious luxury, exquisite style and absolute privacy are taken to a new dimension. Much more than a luxury beach resort, Avaton is a haven of best-in-class accommodations, exclusive spa privileges and supreme personal, heart-felt services that explore the uncharted reaches of genuine hospitality. Avaton is a dream vacation paradise that sums up everything Mykonos is famous for and at the same time a secluded destination where discerning guests can pause and meditate, so that they can fully experience the wonder and mystical aura of this magical island. Those initiated few in search of purity, serenity and perfection, of a singular place perched on the summits and raised far above the limitations of the ordinary, will find in Avaton what they have been secretly longing for.
Amenities
Furnished balcony
Walk-in shower or freestanding bath
Air-conditioning
Luxury bath products
Wireless docking station
Wi-Fi
Additional Info
Restaurant
Bar
Spa
Concierge
Butler service
Express check in / check out
Welcoming refreshments upon arrival
Valet parking
Packing and unpacking service
Laundry, dry cleaning and pressing services
Daily fresh grocery delivery
Unique selection of coffees and teas
Tailor-made romantic dinners
Fully catered parties and events
Location
The Myconian Avaton Resort is located on Mykonos Island and is only a 25 minute flight from Athens International Airport and a 3-4 hours ferry ride from the Port of Piraeus or Rafina Port (Athens).
