The Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos begins its first summer season.

With the launch of Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos, which welcomes visitors for its first summer season, Four Seasons has increased its footprint in Greece. The new hotel, which is situated above Kalo Livadi Bay, features modern architecture, a private beach, dining with a view of the sea, and carefully chosen island experiences. After the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, it is the brand’s second establishment in Greece.

Renowned Greek architect Nicos Valsamakis designed the hotel, which was built in collaboration with AGC Equity Partners. The six-hectare (15-acre) cliffside home offers expansive views of the Aegean Sea and was designed in the form of a typical Mykonian town.

Before travelling to Chora (Mykonos Town), guests can unwind on the hotel’s private beach or by one of its two infinity pools. Shuttle and private transportation services are provided.

Rainer Stampfer, President, Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts, Four Seasons 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. In collaboration with AGC Equity Partners, we’ve developed an experience that blends the warmth of Greek hospitality with the individualised service that characterises Four Seasons while also protecting the surrounding environment via careful design.”

Ryan Grande, general manager of the Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos stated, “Four Seasons Mykonos captures the authentic charm that makes this island so unique. We provide the best of both worlds, allowing visitors to relax or discover the island’s excitement at their own speed.”

Many of the hotel’s 94 rooms, suites, and villas include private plunge pools. The lodgings feature minimalist design and the island’s distinctive whitewashed exteriors, among other locally inspired features.

There are four eateries and bars on the property. Greek and Old World wines are served alongside premium meats and fresh seafood at Álef, a Mediterranean grill. While The Beach serves handcrafted cocktails in a laid-back coastal atmosphere, Corbu provides traditional Italian cuisine in an all-day eating setting. Freshly brewed coffee, Greek meze, sweets, and sunset drinks are all available at Kafeneo.

The spa, which is surrounded by aromatic plants, has seven treatment rooms, an outdoor spa pavilion, and a thermal circuit with a vitality pool, steam room, and sauna. A 24-hour fitness center, an outdoor spinning studio, and a sea-view fitness pavilion for yoga and stretching are also available to visitors, and personal trainers are available for personalised regimens.

A variety of carefully planned activities are available to guests who want to venture outside the resort, such as swimming and snorkelling excursions to Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Rhenia; helicopter sightseeing tours over Mykonos; guided tours of Mykonos Town, the Lighthouse, Kalafatis Beach, and Ano Mera village; and horseback riding to Fokos Beach.

Additionally, the hotel provides locations for gatherings and weddings. Its restaurants have indoor venues for private events and outdoor areas that can hold up to 200 people. Before throwing a reception at Álef, couples can also exchange vows in a quiet chapel on a hill with a view of the beach.

The Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos and Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens can be integrated into a single itinerary for those wishing to spend more time in Greece, and Four Seasons can arrange for smooth transfers. Additionally, a project in Porto Heli at Hinitsa Bay has been announced by the company.