Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos officially opened its doors on July 21, 2026, situating itself on a six-hectare (15-acre) site overlooking Kalo Livadi Bay in Greece. Designed by Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis, the hotel’s architecture draws inspiration from a traditional Mykonian village, showcasing whitewashed exteriors to reflect local culture while emphasizing environmental preservation through thoughtful design.
The property contains 94 accommodations comprising rooms, suites, and villas, some with private plunge pools. Outdoor facilities include a private beach and two infinity pools, offering guests both relaxation and scenic views.
Dining at Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos features four restaurants and bars, each providing
sea views. These venues offer a mix of casual and elevated settings to accommodate a variety of guest preferences.
The hotel’s spa and wellness center includes seven treatment rooms, an outdoor spa pavilion, and a thermal circuit with a sauna, steam room, and vitality pool. The 24-hour Fitness Centre houses an outdoor spinning studio and a sea-view Fitness Pavilion. Personal trainers are available to provide tailored fitness programs.
For events and weddings, the hotel offers multiple venues, including outdoor spaces that can host up to 200 guests. A secluded hillside chapel overlooking the beach is available for ceremonies, with the
reception venue Álef nearby.
Transportation services connect guests to Mykonos Town (Chora), 20 minutes away, via shuttle and private vehicles. Transfers between Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos and Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens are possible by boat in three hours, plane in 30 minutes, or helicopter in 20 minutes.
Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President for Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts, stated, “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, remarked, “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.”
The opening of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos marks the luxury hotel chain’s second property in Greece, expanding beyond its Athens location. The group also announced a future project in
Porto Heli in Hinitsa Bay, further extending its portfolio within the country. Globally, Four Seasons operates 136 hotels and resorts and 61 residential properties across 47 countries, with more than 60 developments planned or underway.
