Cascading down from rocky cliffs through beautifully landscaped terraces and gardens to a private stretch of beach on the Aegean Sea, the all-new Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is now confirming reservations ahead of its first summer season.
"Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is set to elevate the traditional Greek island vacation to an entirely new level of serene luxury, thoughtful details and personalized service," said Adrian Messerli, President, Hotel Operations—Europe, Middle East and Africa. "Our goal is to create a deeper experience for our guests as they venture beyond the nightlife and beaches, connecting to Greek culture in more meaningful ways."
Located on the western side of Kalo Livadi Bay on the south side of the island, Four Seasons is 20 minutes from the airport and the main town of Chora, with regular shuttles and private transportation options. The hotel's own jetty is also available as a starting point for private yacht expeditions to secluded beaches, kitesurf locations, and day trips to islands.
Four Seasons guests—including couples, families and friends travelling together—can look forward to exploring the stone streets and whitewashed buildings of Chora. Journey back in time to the nearby island of Delos and discover the legendary birthplace of Apollo. Or, go beach hopping, checking out each one's particular character before choosing a favourite.
"Our local experts can create personalized experiences based on each guest's own interests," said General Manager Ryan Grande. "Whether it's recommending off-the-well-beaten-path restaurants, matching families with a knowledgeable guide, packing a delicious picnic to go, or simply helping you make sense of Chora's maze of streets and squares, our team will create your perfect Greek Island holiday."
Introducing Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos
Designed by Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis in classic Cycladic style, the hotel's six hectares (15 acres) unfold like an intimate village, with 94 guest accommodations reached via shaded stone walkways, flowering gardens and courtyards envisioned by landscape architect Helli Pangalou. Thanks to its cliffside location, all accommodations feature panoramic water views with furnished terraces, including many with private plunge pools. With a comprehensive approach to sustainable practices, the property uses desalinated seawater, solar energy and advanced waste management.
A selection of dining experiences designed by New York City's Rockwell Group include Álef, a Mediterranean grill concept. Kafeneo is the essence of a Greek coffee house. Corbu embodies Mediterranean summers with coastal Italian cuisine. From morning to sunset, The Beach offers a chic atmosphere to enjoy classic summer cocktails, juices and coffees. Private dining options also abound, with 24/7 in-room dining, a private room for up to 15 guests at Álef, and opportunities to takeover an entire restaurant for parties.
The Spa offers a comprehensive wellness experience with seven treatment rooms (including a couple's room and larger suite, plus an outdoor spa pavilion), a juice bar on the terrace, sauna, steam and more. Designed by Wimberly Interiors, it's a place to relax and be pampered, or to prepare for a night on the town. Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos also offers a fitness studio and yoga pavilion.
While Mykonos is famous for its beach clubs, those looking for something more exclusive and unspoiled need only stroll down the hillside to the hotel's own private beach for watersports and lazy days in the sun. Two infinity swimming pools also beckon, each surrounded by plush loungers.
Younger guests ages five to 12 will also love the fully supervised kids' club, and parents will appreciate the expert babysitting services. A collection of suites and connecting rooms means families of any size can find a home at Four Seasons.
For those dreaming of their very own Greek wedding, the on-site chapel is a place to begin a new chapter together, with a dedicated Four Seasons team ready to create a full program of parties and special moments.
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