Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos officially opened in July 2026 on the Greek island’s Kalo Livadi Bay, marking the second Four Seasons property in Greece following their Athens hotel. The hotel was developed in partnership with AGC Equity Partners and designed by Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis. The six-hectare (15-acre) property is organized in the style of a traditional Mykonian village, with design features that preserve the surrounding environment while reflecting Greek hospitality traditions.
Hotel Features and Accommodations
The resort offers 94 rooms, suites, and villas equipped with private plunge pools and designed with minimalist elements inspired by the island’s characteristic whitewashed exteriors. Guests can enjoy
two infinity pools overlooking the Aegean Sea, along with a private beach. Four restaurants and bars provide dining options that include panoramic sea views and a mix of casual and vibrant atmospheres.
Wellness and Fitness Facilities
The hotel’s spa includes seven treatment rooms, an outdoor spa pavilion, and a thermal circuit featuring a sauna, steam room, and vitality pool. A 24-hour fitness center complements the wellness offerings, featuring an outdoor spinning studio, a fitness pavilion with sea views for activities like yoga or stretching, and access to personal trainers for tailored exercise programs.
Transportation and Island Access
Located 20 minutes from Chora (Mykonos Town) by shuttle or private
vehicle, Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos provides easy access to the island’s nightlife and attractions. Guests can arrange curated day trips to explore Mykonos beyond the hotel grounds.
Event and Wedding Venues
The property offers multiple event spaces, including outdoor restaurant areas that accommodate up to 200 guests as well as indoor private venues. A secluded chapel on a hillside overlooking the beach is available for weddings, with reception options at the nearby Álef restaurant.
Statements from Four Seasons Leadership
Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President of Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts, said, “As we welcome a second Four Seasons to Greece, joining our Athens hotel, we introduce a new expression
of luxury on one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic islands.” He added, “In partnership with AGC Equity Partners, we’ve created an experience that preserves the surrounding environment through thoughtful design and combines the warmth of Greek hospitality with the personalized service that defines Four Seasons.”
Ryan Grande, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos, stated, “Four Seasons Mykonos captures the authentic charm that makes this island so unique. We’re offering the best of both worlds, where guests can choose to unwind or explore the energy of the island at their own pace.”
Four Seasons in Greece and Global Presence
The Mykonos property joins Four Seasons Hotel Athens
as the company’s second hotel in Greece. Transfers between the Mykonos and Athens hotels are available by boat (three hours), plane (30 minutes), or helicopter (20 minutes). Four Seasons also announced a future project in Porto Heli at Hinitsa Bay.
Globally, Four Seasons operates 136 hotels and resorts and 61 residential properties in 47 countries. The company has more than 60 projects in planning or development. Its portfolio includes over 600 restaurants and bars worldwide, as well as private jet and drive experiences, and upcoming yacht offerings.
