Villa Eulogia | 7-Bedroom Villa in Mykonos Southern Aegean

Fourteen guests across seven bedrooms. Seven marble bathrooms. One view of the Aegean that interrupts conversation mid-sentence. A luxury villa rental Mykonos sits rare on the northern slope of the island, where the landscape remains uncluttered and the sea speaks louder than the crowds. Villa Eulogia occupies its own four-thousand square metre estate in the Tourlos district, commanding sight lines across Agios Sostis Beach and the curve of Panormos Bay.

Inside Villa Eulogia

Villa Eulogia sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms spread across three distinct levels. The architecture reflects a complete structural renovation completed in 2019, transforming what was once a traditional Cycladic dwelling into a contemporary sanctuary without erasing its island character.

The lower level operates as a semi-independent apartment. Here sits a king-bedded bedroom with its own lounge alcove and ensuite, designed for guests seeking retreat during the day. A second bedroom on this floor contains twin single beds with ensuite bathroom. Practical spaces anchor this level: a dedicated laundry room with full washing equipment and a secure storage area for luggage and seasonal items.

Ground floor is the social epicentre. The lounge sprawls across one end with deep sofas positioned toward the windows—the sea view is inescapable here, even when attempting to relax. The kitchen occupies the opposite corner, fully equipped with modern appliances, granite counters, and enough cupboard space for self-catering groups. A separate television room with a Smart 4K display and Netflix access provides an alternative gathering space on rainy Aegean afternoons. The dining area seats the full party with a substantial table and individual chairs, positioned to catch both interior light and exterior views through glazed doors.

The first floor houses three primary bedrooms, each with king-sized beds, ensuite bathrooms, and private verandas. These rooms command unobstructed vistas toward the water. The mattresses here are the kind that make guests sleep longer than intended. Every ensuite includes a shower, premium towels, hair dryers, and bathroom amenities that suggest the owners understand coastal living.

Two standalone guest houses provide additional autonomy for larger parties or multi-generational groups. Guest House I contains a single king bedroom with ensuite and private entrance—the kind of arrangement that lets adult children or grandparents maintain their own rhythm. Guest House II adds a kitchenette to its king bedroom and ensuite bathroom, transforming it into a functional micro-apartment rather than merely a bedroom.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning works silently, Wi-Fi reaches every corner, and ceiling fans rotate in the spaces that prefer ocean breeze to mechanical cool. Netflix, an MP3 player, and a secure safe cater to modern traveller needs. Plush robes hang in every bedroom. Daily cleaning service means the property refreshes itself without guests lifting a hand.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds envelope the main house in a series of interconnected terraces that descend toward the sea view. Sun loungers cluster in the open areas where morning light arrives early and afternoon shade arrives late. Shaded pergolas create intermediate zones—hot enough for morning coffee, cool enough for afternoon reading. The alfresco dining space sits on one terrace with a substantial table and chairs, the kind of setup where long lunches blur into early evening drinks.

The swimming pool sits at a focal point in the landscape, accessible from the guest houses via direct patio doors and from the main terraces via a short stroll through cultivated gardens. Sun loungers surround the pool perimeter. The water temperature responds to seasonal adjustment. A built-in barbecue anchors one corner of the outdoor space, designed for those who prefer to grill rather than rely solely on restaurant meals.

The gardens themselves receive daily maintenance. Mediterranean plants, olive trees, and flowering shrubs create pockets of color and fragrance. Walking from the upper terraces toward the pool involves a minor descent through landscaped space—nothing strenuous, but enough to feel intentional. The property walls ensure privacy; the road access doesn’t intrude on the soundscape. Most evenings, the dominant sounds are the Aegean wind, the occasional seabird, and the ambient electricity of human conversation.

Location: Mykonos and the Surrounding Area

Villa Eulogia positions itself on the northern edge of Mykonos, in the Tourlos area, approximately 2 kilometres from Agios Sostis Beach—one of the island’s genuinely undeveloped stretches of sand and stone. This beach remains free from jet skis, parasol vendors, and the commercial apparatus that dominates the southern and western coasts. The drive takes roughly four minutes. Panormos Beach, equally unspoilt, lies 3 kilometres east.

The traditional village of Ano Mera sits 6 kilometres inland and 12 kilometres by road, a 15-minute drive from the villa. This settlement preserves something of pre-tourism Mykonos: narrow cobbled lanes, family-run tavernas serving island recipes across generations, a central square where locals actually gather. The church of Panagia Paraportiani anchors the village spiritually. Restaurants here—establishments like O Akis and To Mikro Keklidi—serve food cooked by people who grew up eating that food, not visitors learning from menus.

Mykonos Town, the island’s beating heart, stands 11 kilometres south and approximately 20 minutes by car. This is where the island’s character splinters into multiple versions. Little Venice, the waterfront district with its iconic cluster of small buildings built directly over the water, attracts sunset crowds and Instagram photographers. The windmills (Kato Mili) date to the 16th century and remain visibly intact. The Archaeological Museum holds Cycladic artefacts and pottery shards from Delos. The nightlife here operates on an industrial scale—clubs like Cavo Paradiso and Dady’O function as music venues and social institutions simultaneously. The central market (Enoplon Dynameon Square) hums with activity from spring through autumn, selling everything from local honey to imported luxury goods.

The island sits 3.5 kilometres from Delos, an archaeological site of UNESCO significance reachable by ferry in 10 minutes from Mykonos Town. This ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo contains ruins spanning four thousand years. Rental boats departing from various points on the island offer fishing expeditions and sailing courses. Cycling routes crisscross the interior toward villages like Kalafatis (8km south), known for its beach and windsurfing conditions.

Mykonos Airport (JMY) operates 6 kilometres southeast of the town, approximately 25-30 minutes by car from Villa Eulogia. Ferry services run from the port to Athens (Piraeus), Crete, Paros, Naxos, and smaller Cycladic islands. The journey to Athens by ferry takes 3-4 hours; by plane from the island airport, 45 minutes.

The best time to visit spans May through September, with May and September offering warm weather without July-August’s peak temperatures and crowds. August sees the island at maximum occupancy; June and July are warm and busy simultaneously. April and October provide mild weather for those who prefer fewer tourists. Winter months are quieter but many establishments close. Explore our luxury villas in Greece or browse our full Southern Aegean collection to compare options across the region. For deeper destination insight, read our Mykonos travel guide covering seasonal rhythms, cultural events, and hidden corners.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups find Villa Eulogia particularly well-suited. Grandparents can occupy one of the guest houses, retaining privacy while staying involved in family dinners. Adult children have their own bedrooms with ensuite facilities. Young children benefit from the private pool, the short drive to Agios Sostis Beach (which slopes gently and contains no dangerous currents), and the enclosed estate that prevents wandering.

Corporate retreats and friendship groups of seven to fourteen individuals appreciate the combination of shared social spaces (the expansive ground floor, the alfresco dining area, the pool deck) with private sleeping quarters. The kitchen and barbecue support groups that want to self-cater occasionally, while proximity to Mykonos Town allows restaurant dinners when cooking fatigue sets in.

Couples seeking a luxurious retreat with the infrastructure to invite friends can rent the entire villa or negotiate shorter-term bookings of individual guest houses. The property scales up and down depending on party size and composition.

Practical Information

Capacity: 14 guests maximum, distributed across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.

Bedrooms Breakdown: 3 king bedrooms on the first floor with verandas; 1 king bedroom with lounge on the lower level; 1 twin bedroom on the lower level; 2 king bedrooms in separate guest houses (one with kitchenette).

Airport Access: Mykonos Airport (JMY) is 6 kilometres away. Transfers from the airport take approximately 25-30 minutes. A transfer service can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas at the time of booking.

Nearest Supermarket: Local convenience stores operate in Ano Mera (6km) and Mykonos Town (11km). A pre-stocked fridge service can be arranged, delivering groceries of your specification before arrival.

What’s Included: Daily housekeeping and cleaning service. Wi-Fi internet. Air conditioning and ceiling fans. Television with Netflix and Smart 4K display. Pool access and maintenance. All linens, towels, and bathroom amenities. Hair dryers and plush robes. Washing machine use. A security alarm system. Parking on the estate.

Optional Services: Maid service for additional hours (beyond daily cleaning). Pet accommodation on request. Pre-stocked fridge before arrival. Car rental coordination. Private chef services. Massage therapy bookings.

Check-in: Standard arrival is 4pm; earlier check-in may be possible depending on occupancy. Standard departure is 10am. Flexible arrangements should be discussed directly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Eulogia

How many guests does Villa Eulogia sleep?

Villa Eulogia sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The accommodation comprises three king bedrooms on the first floor (each with veranda), one king bedroom with lounge on the lower level, one twin bedroom on the lower level, and two separate guest houses each containing a king bedroom (one with kitchenette). This configuration allows flexibility for families, multi-generational groups, and friendship circles to maintain both shared and private spaces.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Eulogia in Mykonos?

Mykonos Airport (JMY) is the nearest option, situated 6 kilometres from the villa. The transfer time by car is approximately 25-30 minutes depending on traffic during peak season. This airport operates flights to Athens, other Greek islands, and select European cities. Alternatively, ferries run from the port of Mykonos Town (11 kilometres away) to Piraeus (Athens) in 3-4 hours, and to other Cycladic islands including Paros, Naxos, and Delos.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Eulogia?

May through September offers reliable warm weather. May and September are ideal for those avoiding peak summer temperatures and crowds—typically ranging 25-28°C with lower occupancy. June and July bring consistent sun and warmth (27-30°C) but coincide with peak tourism. August is the warmest month (28-32°C) and the busiest. April and October provide mild temperatures (18-25°C) and quieter conditions, though some local businesses reduce hours. Winter months are cool (10-15°C) and involve reduced availability of shops, restaurants, and water-based activities. The Mykonos calendar includes cultural events primarily May through September, while nightlife and dining reach maximum energy July through August.

Is Villa Eulogia suitable for families with children?

Yes, provided you consider the villa’s layout and the local environment carefully. The private pool is directly supervised from the main terraces, and the entire estate is fenced and gated, preventing accidental wandering. Agios Sostis Beach, 2 kilometres away, is shallow-sloping, sandy, and typically calm—appropriate for young swimmers. The beach road is quiet and the water is monitored regularly. Ano Mera village 6 kilometres away contains family-friendly tavernas serving uncomplicated Greek food. The villa kitchen and barbecue support families that prefer home-cooked meals. Cribs can be provided on request. However, the villa lacks dedicated children’s entertainment facilities; families should plan activities independently or book local babysitting services through Excellence Luxury Villas if adult evenings out are intended.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Eulogia?

Standard inclusions encompass daily housekeeping and cleaning service, electricity and water, air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet (high-speed), all linens and towels, bathroom amenities and hair dryers, plush robes, pool use and maintenance, television with Netflix access, use of the fully equipped kitchen, the barbecue facilities, and parking on the estate. The property includes a security system. Washing machine use is included. Telephone access for emergency contact is available. Optional add-ons (at additional cost) include pre-stocked grocery delivery, extended maid service, pet accommodation, private chef services, and arranged vehicle rental or airport transfers.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Eulogia?

Ano Mera village, 6 kilometres away, contains authentic family tavernas including O Akis (serving traditional Greek meat and fish) and To Mikro Keklidi (known for locally-sourced vegetables and island wine). The village also has a small supermarket and a bakery. Mykonos Town, 11 kilometres south, contains restaurants spanning budget-friendly to Michelin-starred establishments. The seafront area (Little Venice) has numerous cafes and seafood restaurants. The central market on Enoplon Dynameon Square sells produce, cheese, local honey, and prepared foods. Several supermarket chains operate in the town including Bazaar and local mini-markets. The closest supermarket to the villa is in Ano Mera, approximately 8 minutes by car. Pre-stocking services can deliver groceries directly to the villa before your arrival.