Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos commenced operations in July 2026, situated above Kalo Livadi Bay on Mykonos island, Greece. This marks the second Four Seasons property in the country, complementing the existing Athens hotel.
Hotel Design and Environmental Integration
Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis designed the resort over a six-hectare (15-acre) cliffside site. The hotel reflects the style of a traditional Mykonian village while preserving the natural surroundings through eco-conscious planning. The design blends contemporary elements with local aesthetics and offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
Accommodations, Dining, and Wellness Facilities
The property comprises 94 guest units, including rooms, suites, and villas each featuring plunge pools. Four restaurants and bars with
sea views provide diverse dining options. The spa includes seven treatment rooms, an outdoor pavilion, and a thermal circuit equipped with sauna, steam room, and vitality pool. Fitness amenities are available 24 hours daily and include an outdoor spinning studio and a sea-view Fitness Pavilion for yoga or stretching sessions, with personal trainers on call.
Transportation and Local Exploration
Guests benefit from shuttle and private vehicle services connecting the hotel to Chora (Mykonos Town), located 20 minutes away. The hotel also offers curated day trips that allow visitors to explore Mykonos beyond the resort’s boundaries.
Events and Wedding Venues
Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos features outdoor event facilities capable
of hosting up to 200 attendees and indoor spaces for private functions. For intimate weddings, a secluded hillside chapel overlooking the beach is available, with receptions held at the nearby Álef restaurant.
Executive Statements on Hotel Concept
Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President of Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts, highlighted the hotel’s introduction as a “new expression of luxury on one of the Mediterranean’s most iconic islands.” He added that the partnership with AGC Equity Partners ensured an environmentally thoughtful design while merging Greek hospitality warmth with Four Seasons’ personalized service.
Ryan Grande, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos, stated that the resort “captures the
authentic charm that makes this island so unique” and offers guests the choice to relax or explore the island at their own pace.
Four Seasons Global and Greece Portfolio
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts operates 136 hotels and resorts and 61 residential properties across 47 countries. The company has a global pipeline exceeding 60 projects under planning or development. In Greece, Four Seasons properties are connected by seamless transfers via boat, plane, or helicopter between the Mykonos and Athens hotels. An additional Four Seasons project is underway in Porto Heli, located in Hinitsa Bay.
