Four Seasons has opened its first Mykonos resort above Kalo Livadi Bay, adding a 94-key private-beach retreat to one of the Aegean's busiest yacht destinations.
Four Seasons has opened its new Mykonos hotel above Kalo Livadi Bay, placing a 94-key resort directly into one of the Aegean's best-known summer yachting landscapes. The property is arranged across a six-hectare cliffside site with sea views, a private beach and easy access to Chora as well as the island's established beach-club circuit.
A resort designed like a hillside village
Architect Nicos Valsamakis has organised the buildings as a contemporary interpretation of Mykonian settlement patterns rather than a single monolithic hotel block. Wimberly Interiors handled the guest rooms, suites, spa and public areas, while Rockwell Group designed the food-and-beverage spaces.
Thirty suites and villas expand the private option
Four Seasons lists 94 accommodations in total, including 30 suites and villas, with every room facing the sea. For yacht owners and charter guests, that makes the property a practical land-based extension before or after a cruise, especially for groups wanting privacy without leaving the island.
Private beach, infinity pools and four restaurants
The resort includes a private beach, two infinity pools and four restaurant and lounge concepts, alongside a six-room spa and a separate outdoor treatment pavilion. Those facilities give the hotel enough depth to function as a destination in itself rather than merely a place to sleep between excursions.
Mykonos remains part of the superyacht lifestyle map
Its position above Kalo Livadi gives the resort direct relevance to the same clients who move between the Cyclades by yacht, private aircraft and villa. Four Seasons has therefore entered a market where hospitality, cruising and high-end property already overlap heavily, making the opening a natural fit for SYG Lifestyle.