Review of Bill & Coo, by The TI Review Team

Close to Mykono's Town's bustle and scene but blissfully private (with a focus on romance, not kid-generated ruckus), Bill & Coo is one of Mykonos' chicest retreats. Joyous riots of color, ample outdoor space, and service that's both discreet as sunny as the skies characterise this small boutique hotel. (Just be ready to spend for the privilege of your stay.)

The facilities

Few settings on Mykonos can beat Bill & Coo's amazing infinity pool - an expanse of deep turquoise water stretching along the hotel's terrace and seeming to spill into the deeper blue waters of the Aegean beyond. Bill & Coo's small but excellent restaurant opens onto the chic, sleek terrace and vast sea views, serving fresh local seafood (the chef is happy to create a personalised dinner for private terrace dining). There's an extensive CD and DVD library from which guests can select their entertainment; and his-and-hers Thai massages can be booked in suite, too.

The rooms

All 24 of them, ranging from superior doubles to a massive, two-room master suite, are awash in sunny monochromatic designs-from apricot to lavender, ice blue to gorgeous white-on-white lacquer-and scattered with a minimum of furniture (but all of it sleek, resolutely modern, and extremely tasteful). Rooms have flat screens and DVD players, and some have floor-to-ceiling glass doors lined in blocks of colour-saturated linen. Bathrooms are understated dreams of power-jet showers and plush white towels and robes.