After spending hours researching for the perfect Mykonos stay, I was deeply disappointed with the Radisson Blu Euphoria Resort. The property is falsely advertised as being near a beach, but it’s actually perched on a steep cliff with no safe walking access. You’re completely dependent on the hotel for everything—including food and transportation. The area felt isolated, and I honestly felt uneasy and trapped.
While the room itself was beautiful and clean, the junior suite is extremely small for the $400+ nightly rate. Many other hotels offered much larger spaces for the same price. I appreciated the complimentary wine for my partner’s 40th birthday—that was a thoughtful touch.
Because of the location and heavy winds, we couldn’t enjoy the pool or views much. The restaurant is decent but overpriced, though their mushroom pasta (no chicken) was incredible—we ordered it three times. Breakfast was also a highlight.
The biggest issue was transportation. Expect to pay €50+ each way for short rides since taxis and transfers are controlled through the hotel. There’s no clear walking path, and guests aren’t told prices upfront. Between the isolation, costs, and misleading “beach access,” I wouldn’t recommend this resort. It’s far from the main attractions, and once you’re there, you’re stuck.
