Katikies Mykonos
The "Cosmopolitan way of living"
08/02/2024 Reading time: 1Minute
This new Leading Hotel only opened last season and is committed to the "cosmopolitan way of living". A modern lifestyle, as cultivated in South Miami Beach, transferred to the dreamlike backdrop of the Cyclades island.
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The design is state-of-the-art in all areas , playing with Mediterranean and oriental elements. The fine dining restaurant Micrasia is one of the best on the island. At the six tables, you can enjoy an excellent creative menu with your feet in the sand and a fantastic sunset. The second restaurant, Seltz, not only serves an excellent breakfast (buffet plus à la carte), but also has a champagne bar. Top: the Pierre Giemonnet & Filles brut Cuis 1er Cru, a glass for 22 euros.
For that Mykonos feeling and the right atmosphere, a DJane plays the right soundtrack at lunchtime. Since the Katikies was created from an older, already existing house after a complete renovation, the grounds are beautifully and naturally overgrown with old olive trees, oleander and bougainvillea. The living comfort in the 35 rooms and suites is also just right. Our Superior Room (#34) shows that it doesn't always have to be the top suites. We particularly liked the room with its large green terrace with sun loungers, table and a Jacuzzi, from which we enjoyed the fantastic view of the sea. The regularly replenished Bulgari amenities are also very nice. However, as in many other hotels during our trip, it was unfortunate that a Nespresso capsule cost three euros on the room bill! The A.Spa is particularly tasteful with treatments from the Caribbean luxury label Ligne St. Bart. Very relaxing: the couple's treatment inspired by Mediterranean rituals and massages. As in the entire resort, you are looked after very attentively by a large number of really good-looking people.
For that Mykonos feeling and the right atmosphere, a DJane plays the right soundtrack at lunchtime. Since the Katikies was created from an older, already existing house after a complete renovation, the grounds are beautifully and naturally overgrown with old olive trees, oleander and bougainvillea. The living comfort in the 35 rooms and suites is also just right. Our Superior Room (#34) shows that it doesn't always have to be the top suites. We particularly liked the room with its large green terrace with sun loungers, table and a Jacuzzi, from which we enjoyed the fantastic view of the sea. The regularly replenished Bulgari amenities are also very nice. However, as in many other hotels during our trip, it was unfortunate that a Nespresso capsule cost three euros on the room bill! The A.Spa is particularly tasteful with treatments from the Caribbean luxury label Ligne St. Bart. Very relaxing: the couple's treatment inspired by Mediterranean rituals and massages. As in the entire resort, you are looked after very attentively by a large number of really good-looking people.
