69,000 Bonvoy Points in Mykonos — Is the Theoxenia Worth It?
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I spend 68,000 Marriott points to stay here. It's either that or 425 euros. Uh they gave me a one level upgrade from a garden view to this sea view.
I would say probably the most the closest hotel to town that has a pool is this hotel of any hotel. So, that's uh what uh the claim to fame if you want to stay here.
The cruise lines these days are footloose and fancy-free with very many things these days. So, they got rid of Santorini and went here instead.
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The Theoxenia in Mykonos is the only Marriott property in downtown — a boutique Design Hotels member just six minutes walk from Little Venice and right next to the famous windmills. Redeemed 68,000 Marriott Bonvoy points for a stay that would have cost €425 in cash, and got a sea view room upgrade on arrival. Historic property dating back to the 1960s with a pool — the closest hotel to town with one. #TheoxeniaMykonos #MykonosHotel #HotelReview #MarriottBonvoy #DesignHotels #BonvoyPoints #PointsRedemption #MykonosGreece #GreeceTravel #GreekIslands #BoutiqueHotel #LuxuryTravel #TravelTips #PointsAndMiles #MarriottHotels #FrequentTraveler #IslandTravel #EuropeTravel #TommyDanielson #CruisePortMykonos