Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is now accepting reservations ahead of its debut summer season, marking the luxury brand’s arrival on one of Greece’s most internationally recognised islands.

Located on the western side of Kalo Livadi Bay, the new property combines Cycladic architecture, waterfront views and luxury wellness facilities across a six-hectare coastal site.

The hotel has been designed by acclaimed Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis in a traditional Cycladic style inspired by the island’s whitewashed buildings and coastal landscape.

Suites And Villas With Sea Views

The property features 94 guest accommodations, all offering panoramic water views and furnished outdoor terraces.

Many of the rooms and suites also include private plunge pools designed to maximise privacy and outdoor living.

The resort additionally features its own private beach alongside two infinity swimming pools overlooking the bay.

Prime Location Near Chora And Delos

Situated on the southern side of Mykonos, the hotel is approximately 20 minutes from both Mykonos Airport and the island’s main town of Chora.

Guests staying at the property will have access to nearby beaches, designer boutiques, art galleries and traditional cafés throughout the island.

The location also provides convenient access to the nearby island of Delos, regarded in Greek mythology as the birthplace of Apollo.

Dining Concepts Created With Rockwell Group

The hotel’s dining programme has been developed in collaboration with New York-based design firm Rockwell Group.

Restaurant concepts include Mediterranean grill venue Álef, traditional Greek coffee house Kafeneo, Italian-inspired restaurant Corbu and all-day venue The Beach.

The dining offering is intended to reflect both international luxury travel expectations and local Mediterranean influences.

Wellness And Sustainability At The Core

The spa includes seven treatment rooms, including a couples suite and an outdoor spa pavilion.

Additional wellness facilities include a juice bar, sauna, steam room, fitness studio and yoga pavilion.

The resort has also incorporated sustainability-focused infrastructure including desalinated seawater systems, solar energy and advanced waste management practices.

The opening further strengthens Mykonos’ position as one of the Mediterranean’s leading luxury hospitality destinations.