Great place in a great location. Mykonos has strong northerly winds, so south-facing Ornos bay is perfect. Also a very efficient 10 minute once an hour air-conditioned public bus to Mykonos Town. Mimosa House is best thought of as 1.5 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms for a family group or two couples who know each other very well. The second shower room is tiny but effective and the second bedroom a less private cosy open mezzanine above the kitchen-lounge. Beds are very comfortable. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher (not used) and an excellent washing machine. Sunny/windy Mykonos dries super fast outdoors, just bring extra pegs! Plenty of outside space. We liked the privacy of the walled dining area to the west of the house. Comparatively quiet location in late September, despite being only 400m away from some moderately loud (downwind) beach restaurants. Three bakeries and two supermarkets 5-10 mins walk away. The butcher seemed closed., but the AB supermarket has a range of meat. We hired a car throughout our week but with such a reliable bus service this was not really necessary. We were always able to park on the main beach street, often in the last available space, but in high season parking may be headache - making a hire car more a liability than a asset. We were pleasantly surprised to find a daily maid service was included. Be aware that beyond end of September Ornos is winding down. Before we left on 4th Oct places had closed or were closing and some tavernas being boarded up for the Winter. Water taxis wind down or stop by mid-October and did not operate due to high wind/waves on 6 of our 7 days. Would love to stay again slightly earlier in the season in the sweet spot between the warm strong Meltemi winds weakening and the strong Cycladic Winter winds kicking in. Also there are some ridiculously expensive venues in Mykonos for the super-yacht & helicopter transfer folk (eg sun beds €120 per day at Solymar!); but for a fun splurge for a special occasion and to see how the oligarchs live and park their 'tiny' boats try pre-booking the Buddha Beach Bar online for their 1730 slot which is available to non-residents. Walk there and watch the sun go down as you eat & drink. Without pre-booking the guards will block you - oh and budget for a minimum spend of €100pp eating off their 'lunch' menu.