Ikies of Mykonos Mykonos, Mykonos

The Ikies of Mykonos are a unique collection of traditional Cycladic architecture that has been painstakingly restored to its former glory. The Ikies are located in the heart of the historic village of Mykonos, just a short walk from the famous windmills. The Ikies were built in the 18th century and were originally used as storage houses for the island’s farmers. They were constructed from the local stone, which gives them their characteristic whitewashed appearance. The Ikies have been lovingly restored by their owners, who have managed to retain the original character of the buildings while adding all the modern conveniences that today’s travelers expect. Each of the nine Ikies has been individually decorated and furnished, and all feature private balconies with stunning views of the Aegean Sea. The Ikies are the perfect place to stay if you want to experience the true character of Mykonos. They offer a unique blend of traditional Cycladic architecture and modern luxury, and their central location means that you’re never far from the island’s many attractions.