Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos officially opened in July 2026 on a six-hectare site overlooking Kalo Livadi Bay on the Greek island of Mykonos. The new property was designed by Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis to resemble a traditional Mykonian village, blending whitewashed exteriors with minimalist architecture while preserving the surrounding environment.
The hotel offers 94 rooms, suites and villas, many equipped with private plunge pools. Guests have access to a private beach and two infinity pools, creating multiple options for seaside relaxation.
Dining is available across four restaurants and bars, all featuring panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. The spa facility
includes seven treatment rooms, an outdoor pavilion, vitality pool, sauna, and steam room. Wellness options extend to a 24-hour fitness center, an outdoor spinning studio, and a yoga pavilion overlooking the sea. Personalized training with onsite personal trainers is also available.
Transportation options connect the hotel with Chora (Mykonos Town), located about 20 minutes away by shuttle or private vehicle. Guests can also participate in curated day trips to explore the island.
The hotel features event spaces capable of hosting up to 200 guests outdoors and multiple indoor venues for private functions. A secluded hillside chapel supports wedding ceremonies, followed
by receptions at the nearby Álef venue.
Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President of Global Operations, stated that the hotel “introduces a new expression of luxury on one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic islands.” He added that Four Seasons partnered with AGC Equity Partners to create a property that balances environmental preservation with Greek hospitality and Four Seasons’ personalized service.
Ryan Grande, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos, said the property “captures the authentic charm that makes this island so unique,” offering guests a choice between relaxation and exploration.
Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is the company’s second property in Greece,
complementing Four Seasons Hotel Athens. The two hotels are connected by boat, plane, or helicopter transfers ranging from 20 minutes to three hours. Four Seasons currently operates 136 hotels and resorts, and 61 residential properties worldwide, with a new project planned for Porto Heli in Hinitsa Bay, Greece.
