In October 2024, Four Seasons revealed intentions to debut its inaugural resort on a Greek island. An update has arrived, as this property is now bookable, providing us with additional insights into what to anticipate.
## Essentials of the Four Seasons Resort Mykonos, Greece
The Four Seasons Resort Mykonos is now available for reservations starting June 26, 2026. Situated along the shores of Kalo Livadi Bay, the property features 94 rooms, villas, and suites, all with views of the Aegean Sea. This resort is a newly constructed property, covering 60,324 square meters (649,322 square feet) of land.
The design and development of the resort reflect the Cycladic style for which Mykonos is famous, showcasing white cubic forms, whitewashed courtyards, traditional walkways, and piazzas.
Regarding dining and bar selections, the property includes an outdoor poolside Italian restaurant, a contemporary take on a Mykonian kafeneio, and a beach eatery. Other amenities at the resort consist of an infinity pool, a spa featuring multiple treatment rooms, fitness amenities, and more.
This marks the second Four Seasons property in Greece, following the Four Seasons Athens Astir Palace.
## Four Seasons Mykonos rates & booking information
With the Four Seasons Mykonos now accepting bookings, what are the rates like? As anticipated, the resort operates seasonally, from early May through mid-October, with rates varying considerably based on the specific time of year.
Currently, room rates at the hotel range from $700 to $2,000 per night for a standard room, influenced by proximity to the summer peak. It’s always advisable to monitor the hotel’s offers page with Four Seasons, as promotions like complimentary nights or additional property credits may occasionally be available (although the main offer I see currently is an introductory one).
When booking this hotel (or any Four Seasons), it is generally recommended to go through a travel advisor who is part of the Four Seasons Preferred Partner program. Eligible travel advisors can enhance your stay without any additional cost, offering benefits such as complimentary breakfast (including in-room dining), a hotel credit, potential upgrades based on availability, and more.
Moreover, benefits from Four Seasons Preferred Partner can typically be combined with any rates or promotions found directly on the Four Seasons website.
There are also credit card programs that allow booking Four Seasons properties with added perks, making it particularly advantageous if you have relevant credits.
## A significant addition to the Mykonos hospitality landscape
Greece continues to be an immensely popular tourist hotspot, with Mykonos and Santorini attracting the majority of visitors from the United States (despite the vast array of beautiful Greek islands, which I would suggest avoiding nowadays… but I digress).
Hotel prices in Mykonos are exceedingly high, not necessarily due to the exceptional quality of the hotels but rather because of the overwhelming demand for travel to the island. Mykonos stands out as a premium destination partly due to the scarcity of luxury hotels affiliated with major global brands.
Santa Marina, part of the Marriott Luxury Collection, is likely the most opulent property within a major hotel group. Other notable establishments, such as Deos Mykonos and Kalesma Mykonos, are independent or part of smaller groups.
I find it surprising that it has taken this long for a major luxury hotel group to secure an agreement to establish a presence in Mykonos. One might expect that virtually every international brand would be eager to set up there. At least with Four Seasons, you can anticipate exceptional service, even at premium rates (albeit honestly, current prices aren’t significantly higher than those at existing leading properties).
## Conclusion
The Four Seasons brand is making strides into Mykonos, with a property set to open in June 2026. The resort comprises just 94 keys and is the first newly unveiled luxury property on the island affiliated with a prominent hotel group in quite some time.
**What are your thoughts on the new Four Seasons Mykonos?**