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Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos opens at Kalo Livadi

Four Seasons opened its first Mykonos property above Kalo Livadi Bay, combining a private beach, multiple dining settings and island-based guest experiences.

Date
Opened 21 July 2026
Place
Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos
Kalo Livadi, Mykonos
Access
Hotel now operating
Organiser
Four Seasons ↗
Sea-view terrace and private pool at Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos
Official image · Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos

Four Seasons opened its Mykonos property at Kalo Livadi on 21 July 2026 as a cliffside, village-like hotel designed by Nicos Valsamakis. The announced 94 rooms, suites and villas are distributed across a six-hectare site rather than concentrated in one block. A private beach, two infinity pools and distinct dining settings—from Álef and Corbu to The Beach and Kafeneo—give guests several ways to spend a day without repeating the same backdrop.

The opening matters for private gatherings as well as accommodation. The hotel's own announcement describes outdoor event capacity of up to 200 people and a hillside chapel, while its island programme extends to trips around Delos and Rhenia. Those are the practical ingredients of a destination stay: arrival, ceremony, dining and excursions can be considered together. Archaeopolis's Mykonos event-planning approach addresses that wider guest journey, but this hotel and its opening belong entirely to Four Seasons.

VERIFICATIONOpened / confirmed

Last checked 2026-09-15

PUBLIC SOURCEOfficial Four Seasons press release

Published 2026-07-21

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Editorial lens

Experience-production note

This matters as destination infrastructure, not simply as a hotel opening. A private beach, multiple dining settings and island-led guest experiences expand the production environments available to private clients and international brands in Mykonos.

  • Hospitality experience
  • Destination strategy
  • Spatial design

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