Cavo Tagoo Mykonos

A 5-star seasonal hotel on the west coast of Mykonos, at Tagoo, between Mykonos Town and the new port. Its booking engine describes it as built into a natural cliff-side near Chora, and the FAQ says it stands on a historic stone quarry. It has an infinity pool and lounge, the restaurant Meraki, a spa, a gym, a boutique and 14 room types on the official site.

The site publishes no room count and no opening year; Expedia writes of 94 rooms. Zuma Mykonos, next door, is a separate restaurant with its own pool, joined to the lobby by a corridor. Cavo Tagoo Santorini, which shares the website, is another hotel on another island.

The official site lists 14 types. Premium Rooms of 25 to 30 m², with or without a private pool; Junior Suites of 35 m² and Suites of 40 m², each with either an outdoor hot tub or a pool; the 40 m² Cave Pool Suite; 2 two-bedroom suites of 60 m²; and 5 villas, from the 45 m² Orlinski Cave Pool Villa to the Diamond Villa of 250 to 325 m² for up to 13 guests.

Every type has a sea view except the 2-bedroom suite with a cave pool, and all but the Premium Room have a private pool or hot tub. On the booking engine, read on 8 October 2026 for 14 May 2027, the Premium Room with Pool and the Junior Suite with Hot Tub cost €907.50 a night, the Cave Pool Suite €1,375 and the Diamond Villa €4,690; for 20 July 2027 the same 3 cost €1,672.50, €2,480 and €9,790, breakfast and taxes included.

The engine also sells 4 types the site does not show: a Classic room with a side sea view, a Honeymoon Suite with Private Pool and 2 Paradisia villas of 6 and 8 bedrooms. It gives the Premium Room 20 to 25 m², less than the site’s figure.

At Tagoo, on the coast road north of Mykonos Town; the booking engine gives the address as Ormou Agiou Ioanni-Agiou Stefanou Street, 846 00 Mykonos. The Old Port is 11 minutes away on foot, and the terraces look west over the bay where the ferries and cruise ships pass.

It is a lively address. The pool has DJ sets by day and music until 1.30am, and the road passes right below: between 2024 and 2026, 3 Google reviews say traffic can be heard from the rooms nearest the road.

Calculated on OpenStreetMap’s paths on 8 October 2026: 10 minutes and 739 metres to the Archaeological Museum, 11 minutes to the Old Port, 19 minutes and 1,462 metres to Panagia Paraportiani, 20 minutes to Little Venice and 23 minutes, 1,750 metres, to the windmills. A second router is slower through the lanes: 26, 25 and 27 minutes for the last 3.

The hotel’s FAQ says 10 minutes to the centre of Chora and the Old Port, and Google’s listing puts Paraportiani 1.5 km away. The hotel’s shuttle to town is free.

Mykonos Airport is 4.7 km away: 7 minutes by car without traffic on one router and 13 on another, calculated on OpenStreetMap’s roads on 8 October 2026. The new port at Tourlos is 1.1 km north, 2 to 5 minutes by car; the Old Port is the one within a walk. The hotel’s FAQ mentions daily ferries to Santorini, Paros and Naxos.

The hotel arranges private transfers in its own cars from either, at a charge it does not publish, and recommends booking ahead through the concierge, says the FAQ. A guest in July 2026 found the fares comparable to a ride-hailing app.

The hotel climbs a cliff, so rooms are reached by steps. Luggage handling and storage are on the FAQ’s list of services, and Expedia lists a porter and a lift.

Yes: free private parking with valet service for every guest, according to the hotel’s FAQ. Booking.com lists a parking garage, and Google adds charging points for electric cars.

Mykonos is an island, so a car comes over by ferry or is hired on the spot; Google’s listing mentions car rental at the hotel. For the town there is the walk, or the free shuttle.

No. Cavo Tagoo is built on a cliff above the coast road, and none of its official pages mentions a beach, a jetty or a swimming platform: the water here is the pool. A guest in June 2025 wrote the same: there is no beach access and no partner beach club.

The nearest sand is Megali Ammos, 2.4 km by road and 4 to 5 minutes by car; Ornos is 4.6 km and Psarou 5.4 km away. For the sea itself the concierge charters yachts from the hotel’s own fleet.

The main pool is an outdoor infinity pool on a terrace above the bay, with double daybeds on timber decks set in the water, a pool bar and a lounge, as the Pool & Lounge page shows. Booking.com and Expedia describe it as saltwater, with lighting that changes colour and an aquarium bar about 40 yards long.

Beyond it, 13 of the 14 room types have a pool or hot tub of their own, 3 of them inside a cave. Zuma’s Olympic-sized pool next door belongs to the restaurant: on Zuma’s site a daybed there costs €95 a person. Booking.com also mentions a spa with an indoor pool, which neither the hotel’s spa page nor its spa menu lists.

The hotel’s FAQ states that all its pools are heated. The pool area is open daily from 11am to 7pm, then serves as an evening venue until 1.30am; like the hotel, it works only from mid-May to mid-October.

Anyone set on warm water should ask before booking: between June and August 2025, 4 Google reviews describe the main pool or a cave pool as cold, while in September 2026 another writes of warm water in the main pool. The hotel publishes no temperature.

Meraki is the hotel’s restaurant: Greek and Mediterranean cooking made for sharing, by the pool. On its 2026 dinner menu taramosalata is €24, a Mykonian salad €38, octopus with fava €40, a stuffed sea bass for 2 €130, slow-cooked lamb shoulder from Naxos for 2 €140 and a beef fillet €80. The pool bar and restaurant serve from 11am to 7pm, and the evening runs from 7pm to 1.30am.

Zuma Mykonos, contemporary Japanese, stands beside the hotel; guests reach it through a private corridor from the lobby and may request a table up to 24 hours ahead. Its own site says it closed for the season after a final night on 3 October 2026 and returns in summer 2027. Room service runs 24 hours.

Breakfast is included in every rate on the official booking engine: its rate notes say «Rate includes American Buffet Breakfast and all taxes». A guest in September 2026 wrote that it is served until almost noon, at Meraki, and another in June 2025 that dishes can be ordered from a menu besides the buffet. Early breakfasts and meal boxes are prepared on request, says the FAQ.

No official page offers half board or full board. Lunch and dinner are à la carte at Meraki or by room service.

The Cavo Tagoo Spa offers massages, facials and body treatments with a sauna and a steam room, and next to it are a gym and a hair and nail salon, according to the Spa & Gym page. Its 2026 menu is built on Sisley Paris treatments and the spa’s own rituals.

The hotel publishes neither the spa’s floor area nor the number of treatment rooms. Booking.com calls it the Golden Spa and adds chromotherapy and an indoor pool; the official menu’s list of facilities stops at the gym, the sauna and the steam room. Guests in 2026 describe a small gym.

For hotel guests the sauna, the steam room and the gym are free: the spa menu lists them as complimentary facilities, the first 2 by reservation at least 20 minutes ahead. Treatments are paid for. Nobody under 16 may use the spa.

No official page sells a spa day pass, and the FAQ reserves the gym for hotel guests. The only pass the hotel describes is for the pool: a limited number, booked in advance through reservations, with the price varying by season and left unpublished.

The spa is open from 10am to 9pm, and so are its sauna and steam room; the gym never closes, says the spa menu. The pool area keeps the hours 11am to 7pm, according to the FAQ.

Treatments are booked through the spa reception, which asks guests to arrive 15 minutes early. Cancelling is free up to 2 hours before; within the last hour half the price is charged, and a no-show pays in full.

On the 2026 spa menu: aroma-calming and deep-tissue massages at €140 for 60 minutes and €180 for 90, Thai massage at €160 and €200, a detox massage at €140, and back, head or foot massages of 30 minutes at €70. Sisley facials cost €170 to €190 for an hour and €250 for 90 minutes.

The spa’s own rituals are Top 2 Toe, 120 minutes of scrub, massage and facial for €250, and the Detox Spa Ritual and Holistic Beauty Care at €180 for 90 minutes each. Nail and hair services are run with 2 outside companies.

Children of all ages are accepted, cots are provided free on request and babysitting can be arranged, says the hotel’s FAQ, which also warns that the design and layout require parental supervision at all times. The 2-bedroom suites sleep 5 and the villas 7 to 13.

There is no kids’ club, children’s pool or children’s menu on any official page, the spa is closed to under-16s, and the pool has DJ sets through the day. Children of all ages are welcome and cots are provided on request, according to the hotel’s FAQ, read on 15 October 2026.

Small pets are welcome on request, says the hotel’s FAQ: charges or restrictions may apply by room category, and the hotel wants to be told in advance. It publishes neither a weight limit nor a fee.

The portals fill the gap differently: Expedia says pets stay free, up to 11 lb each, with food and water bowls provided; Booking.com says pets are allowed on request and charges may apply.

A boutique selling Greek and international labels, among them Alberta Ferretti, Moschino and Vilebrequin; a hair and nail salon; a 24-hour front desk and concierge; laundry and pressing; free Wi-Fi; and a minibar, safe and coffee maker in every room.

The concierge arranges yacht days on the hotel’s own fleet, helicopter charters, private tours and drivers, proposals and photo shoots. No official page lists meeting rooms.

The site has no offers page; the offers are the rates on the booking engine. Read on 8 October 2026 for 14 May 2027, the Premium Room cost €780 prepaid and non-refundable and €915 on the Flexible rate, which takes a 30% deposit and can be cancelled free up to 21 days before arrival.

A honeymoon package adds €2,300 a room to the stay: Champagne and a decorated room on arrival, breakfast served in the room, a 1-hour couples’ massage, return airport transfers, the chef’s floating table at Meraki and a photo shoot. It is prepaid and cannot be cancelled.

The hotel takes private events but publishes no wedding package, capacity or price. Its FAQ says the pool and lounge can be reserved for private events, photo shoots or exclusive gatherings, subject to availability and the hotel’s approval, with catering and entertainment arranged by the reservations team.

The concierge page offers special events, proposals and in-room celebrations, and a guest in September 2026 thanked the team for organising a proposal. Anything larger has to fit the season, 15 May to 14 October.

No: the hotel is closed in winter. Its booking engine gives the operating period as 15 May to 14 October, and a search for any night in November or January returns the notice that the hotel works seasonally from mid-May to mid-October.

Zuma, next door, held its last evening of 2026 on 3 October and stays shut until the summer of 2027.

No. Neither the official site nor the booking engine offers a golf package or a green-fee arrangement; the activities the concierge sells are yachts, helicopters, private tours and drivers.

From 15 May to 14 October, according to the «Operating period» on the official booking engine; the engine’s notice for out-of-season dates says mid-May to mid-October. A guest in May 2026 arrived on the second day of the season and was told it gets busy in June.

What is on sale can differ by a few days. Read on 8 October 2026, the engine sold that night as the last of 2026 and nothing from 9 to 14 October; for 2027 it sold nights from 14 May to 10 October and none on 11 October or later.

On the official booking engine, read on 8 October 2026, for 2 adults and one night with breakfast and all taxes included, the cheapest room on sale cost €780 on 14 May 2027, the first night of the season, €950 on 5 June, €1,248 on 15 June, €1,503 on 20 July and on 14 August, €1,248 on 18 September and €780 on 2 and 10 October 2027, rounded to the euro. For 8 October 2026, the last night sold this season, a Classic room started at €610.

For 2027 these are the prepaid, non-refundable rates of the Premium Room, the smallest type; the Flexible rate, which can be cancelled free up to 21 days before arrival, cost about 17% more on the nights read. The high-season figure was the same on all 6 nights read between 26 June and 25 August. Types with a private pool or hot tub cost more, and the 3-bedroom villas 5 to 6 times as much in May.

Google Hotels, read the same day, showed a price for one night only out of 115: €906 for 10 October 2026, with no seller named and no indication of whether taxes were in it, a night the official engine was not selling.

On 8 October 2026 Google showed 4.5/5 from 1,931 reviews; Tripadvisor 4.3/5 from 1,195, with cleanliness at 4.6, location and rooms at 4.4 and value at 3.8; Booking.com 9.2/10 from 540, with location at 9.5 and value at 8.3; and Expedia 9.2/10 from 109.

Guests praise the view, the sunset, the pool, the breakfast and, most often, individual members of staff. The reviews also return to the evening minimum spends and the extras charged separately, the music at the pool until 1.30am, the water in the pools, cold in 4 reviews from summer 2025, and rooms whose furnishings are due a refresh.

None on top of what the official booking engine shows: every price there is marked «Includes all taxes & fees». The rate details list what is inside it: 13% VAT, a 0.5% city tax and a Climate Resilience Tax of €15 a room a night in summer.

Extras are another matter: transfers, spa treatments, day beds and evening tables with their minimum spends are all charged separately.

Check-in is from 2pm. Check-out is by 12 noon, according to the hotel’s booking engine, read on 15 October 2026, which Booking.com, Expedia and Google repeat. Early arrival and late departure are possible when rooms allow.

Booking.com adds that guests under 18 can check in only with a parent or guardian, and Expedia that the desk takes arrivals until midnight.