Paradise Beach Club Mykonos

I didn't like the treatment; it was impersonal and they seemed obligated to understand you.

Paradise Beach Club is definitely worth visiting if you’re in Mykonos. As someone who lived in Ibiza for 9 years, I’ve seen all kinds of beach clubs, from the most luxurious to the most commercial. And there is one thing Paradise does that genuinely impressed me. They sell drinking water at almost the same price as in the supermarket. It may sound like a small detail, but after spending hours under the sun, dancing and enjoying the beach, having affordable water makes a huge difference. I bought a large bottle, drank the whole thing, and immediately felt refreshed and hydrated. To the people behind this decision, thank you. It shows that you genuinely care about your guests, not only while they’re having fun, but also about how they feel afterwards. That level of thoughtfulness deserves respect. Sometimes it’s the smallest details that make people want to come back. Well done, Paradise.

The service was extremely disappointing. We had to ask for a menu about ten times and wait nearly 30 minutes before finally getting it ourselves. When we pointed out the problem, the only response from the waiter, named Kristos, was: “Nobody is perfect, so everything is good.” No apology was given. When it came time to pay, I asked for a discount, which was refused without explanation. Finally, he told me that “in Greece, we are tolerant.” The setting is beautiful, but the service is absolutely not commensurate with the prices charged.

Really nice place with a great staff.

I had a fantastic day at paradise. The staff was extremely kind, the prices were reasonable, the sunbeds were comfortable and convenient, the snacks we tried were very good. A great experience and a perfect sea swim in Mykonos! Well done!

What kind of dump is this? Since Mondays are supposed to be quiet days, this was the only place where a young lad could let loose. Five lost souls were dancing on the tables, and that was it… We got a “cocktail” that was a non-alcoholic slushie. The music was so incredibly loud you couldn't have a conversation. I advise against it; I'm raking it in. My lady friend and I visited a kiosk and went back to Little Venice! Even with 18 drinks in my head, I wouldn't go there.

Excellent beach