Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos Opens Its Doors


Le Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos est installé au-dessus de la baie de Kalo Livadi, sur six hectares à flanc de falaise - Photo : Four Seasons

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Four Seasons opens a new property in Greece with the Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos.

Installed on six hectares on a cliffside, above the bay of Kalo Livadi, the hotel was imagined by the Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis in the spirit of a traditional Mykonian village.

The property offers 94 rooms, suites and villas, including several with private pools.

The accommodations echo the island’s architectural codes, notably lime-washed façades and a minimalist design, while offering views of the Aegean Sea.

Guests can also enjoy a private beach and two infinity pools. A shuttle service and private transfers moreover allow access to Chora.


Four Restaurants and a Spa

The culinary offering rests on four venues: Álef, a Mediterranean grill, Corbu, dedicated to Italian cuisine, The Beach, devoted to cocktails by the sea, and Kafeneo, which notably serves coffees, mezzes and Greek specialties.

The spa includes seven treatment rooms, an outdoor pavilion and a thermal circuit with a sauna, steam room and vitality pool.

The fitness center is open 24/7 and features, among other things, an outdoor spinning studio and a yoga area.

The hotel also offers several experiences across the island, including excursions to Delos and Rhenia, panoramic helicopter flights, tours of Chora, or horseback rides to Fokos Beach.

Four Seasons also notes that the hotel can be combined with the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, located a few hours away. The group has also announced the development of a future property in Porto Heli, in the bay of Hinitsa.

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Amara Nambinga

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